My final score: 118-110 Beyer
Beyer wins UD12.
Judge: Humbert Furgoni 116-112 | Judge: Alfred Buqwana 116-112 | Judge: Mark Green 118-110
Beyer/Sheika
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MightyWarrior
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Beyer pretty much outclassed Sheika: Opened a cut over his right eye with a left cross inside 2 minutes, couldn't miss him with the jab and landed booming left crosses all night long. Good boxing display from the German.
Omar kept trying though, walking forward right to the end, and ocasionly catching Marcus with a few right hands now and again. Sheika has hurt by a perfect left to the ribs in round 8, doubling over, but recovered instantly and was never in danger of being stopped.
What next for Sheika? Another world title shot no doubt. There's plenty of them about these days.
Omar kept trying though, walking forward right to the end, and ocasionly catching Marcus with a few right hands now and again. Sheika has hurt by a perfect left to the ribs in round 8, doubling over, but recovered instantly and was never in danger of being stopped.
What next for Sheika? Another world title shot no doubt. There's plenty of them about these days.
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Boxer-Slugger
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Boxer-Slugger
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jomothepure
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Seems like a decent enough win for Povetkin, TKO 4 over Fox. Koc took 7 rounds to stop him, whilst his other defeats lasted the distance.
And can anyone shed some light on cruiserweight Marco Huck? He beat Rudigar May last night by decision in only his 11th fight. (And May has been the first to last the distance with him) Is this guy good? His record certainly does
And can anyone shed some light on cruiserweight Marco Huck? He beat Rudigar May last night by decision in only his 11th fight. (And May has been the first to last the distance with him) Is this guy good? His record certainly does
