IBF World Title: Doheny 20-0 defeated Iwasa 25-2 Thursday

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IBF World Title: Doheny 20-0 defeated Iwasa 25-2 Thursday

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Seiya Meguro debut
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Meguro won by KTFO





FULL CARD HIGHLIGHTS HERE:
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Re: IBF World Title: Doheny 20-0 defeated Iwasa 25-2 Thursday

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I have an instant man crush on Seiya Meguro, his debut screams "like me, I'm fun"
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That liver shot before the perfect ktfo blow was spectacular
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I dropped $5 on a 1-month ESPN+ subscription to watch this just out of curiosity. Thought it was a minor robbery, which is rare when the hometown fighter is the one being robbed. It was a competitive fight but Doheny slowed down a lot in the 2nd half of the fight. Judges must have given him pretty much all the early rounds due to his slightly superior workrate. Iwasa did do a lot of holding on the inside which didn't flatter him.
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jujigatame wrote: 16 Aug 2018, 22:39 I dropped $5 on a 1-month ESPN+ subscription to watch this just out of curiosity. Thought it was a minor robbery, which is rare when the hometown fighter is the one being robbed. It was a competitive fight but Doheny slowed down a lot in the 2nd half of the fight. Judges must have given him pretty much all the early rounds due to his slightly superior workrate. Iwasa did do a lot of holding on the inside which didn't flatter him.
Japan weirdly enough robs their own damn fighters sometimes. Absolutely bizarre.
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jujigatame wrote: 16 Aug 2018, 22:39 I dropped $5 on a 1-month ESPN+ subscription to watch this just out of curiosity. Thought it was a minor robbery, which is rare when the hometown fighter is the one being robbed. It was a competitive fight but Doheny slowed down a lot in the 2nd half of the fight. Judges must have given him pretty much all the early rounds due to his slightly superior workrate. Iwasa did do a lot of holding on the inside which didn't flatter him.
Try watching it again without Teddy Atlas blabbering on. Iwasa stated he thought he'd loss, his trainer/promoter Celes Kobayashi was telling him he needed a KD after 8 rounds and the Irish fans were chanting easy... No one in the venue seemed to question it at all.
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I dunno about that. It wasn't just Teddy, I had it 115-113 Iwasa, and BLH had it 116-112 Iwasa. Punchstats were close with Iwasa scoring more power shots and Doheny more jabs. That 117-112 card was absolutely ridiculous and somehow managed to give a 10-10 round in the 11th when Doheny looked like he was about to fall over.

Dubious decision, IMO.
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