Round-by-Round: Demetrius Andrade vs. Walter Kautondokwa - October 20, 2018

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Running Order

4 round Super-Welterweight Contest
Joe Farina vs. Travis Gambardella

4 round Super-Lightweight Contest
Sean McComb vs. Carlos Galindo

6 round Welterweight Contest
Daniyar Yeleussinov vs. Matt Doherty

Super-Welterweight Contest
Mark DeLucavs. Walter Wright

6 round Heavyweight Contest
Niall Kennedy vs. Brendan Barrett

8 round Featherweight Contest
Scott Quigg vs. Mario Briones

10 round Super-Lightweight Contest
Ryan Kielczweski vs. Tommy Coyle

Final Eliminator for IBF World Featherweight Title
Kid Galahad vs. Toka Kahn Clary

Unified IBF & WBA World Lightweight Championship
Katie Taylor vs. Cindy Serrano

IBF World Super-Featherweight Championship
Tevin Farmer vs. James Tennyson

Ring walks UK time: 4am
Vacant WBO World Middleweight Championship
Demetrius Andrade vs. Walter Kautondokwa
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[Ruthless-RKO]

[Ruthless-RKO]

Irish heavyweight Niall Kennedy out-landed Brendan Barrett to win a sloppy, six-round heavyweight fight Saturday in Boston.

Kennedy, 34, knocked down Barrett in the fifth round and won their bout on all three scorecards on the Demetrius Andrade-Walter Kautondokwa undercard at TD Garden. Kennedy (12-0-1, 7 KOs) won by scores of 60-53, 60-53 and 58-55.

The 36-year-old Barrett, of Little Egg Harbor, New Jersey, lost for the first time as a pro (7-1-2, 5 KOs).

After dropping Barrett in the fifth round, Kennedy backed up Barrett by landing two jabs early in the sixth round. A straight right hand by Kennedy staggered Barrett with about 1:20 left in the sixth round.

Kennedy connected with a right hand that left Barrett holding at 1:15 of the fifth round and eventually sent him to the canvas. Barrett got up and fought through fatigue to make it to the end of the round.

Kennedy’s left hook moved Barrett backward with 1:40 remaining in the fourth round. Barrett hit Kennedy with a right hand that stopped him in his tracks late in the third round.

Barrett, who also has fought in mixed martial arts, threw Kennedy to the canvas with about 35 seconds to go in the second round. Referee Leo Gerstel issued a stern warning to Barrett after that move.

Kennedy rocked Barrett with a right hand that landed when they were in the center of the ring just after the halfway point of the first round. Barrett followed that right with a stiff jab.

Barrett drilled Kennedy with a right hand of his own a little later in the first round.

[Ruthless-RKO]

A good card will draw a good crowd to watch the undercard fights.

[Ruthless-RKO]

[Onetimeonly]

A good card will draw a good crowd to watch the undercard fights.

This card is trash. I'm going to watch the other dazn card.

[jamamb]

the miami wbss card is easily better then this, looking forward to that

[skanksta]

Scott Quigg looks great planting his feet and walking thru' weak oppo.

[DrDuke]

Andrade clearly outboxed Walter, the early rounds were especially exciting with those knockdowns. In the 1st there was no knockdown though, Walter was out of balance and he was hit, when he was down. In the 3rd it was a hard one, it seemed, Walter wouldn't get up, after he was dropped. The first knockdown of the 4th round was interesting, it looked like Andrade was also dazed a bit with a punch, that was landed on him, when he connected himself with dropping Kautondokwa. Did Andrade touch the canvas then? Could've been a double knockdown.

[TheBeast]

Saturday 20, October 2018
TD Garden, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
promoter Murphys Boxing - Ken Casey, Matchroom Boxing - Eddie Hearn
matchmaker Paul Ready


Scott Quigg 34 2 2
vs
Mario Briones 29 7 2

Quigg won by TKO



FULL CARD HIGHLIGHTS HERE:
http://www.the13thround.com/phpBB2/view ... 8&t=128639

ENJOY!!

[Yuzo]

The first knockdown of the 4th round was interesting, it looked like Andrade was also dazed a bit with a punch, that was landed on him, when he connected himself with dropping Kautondokwa. Did Andrade touch the canvas then? Could've been a double knockdown.

i think his feet got crossed up.

[DrDuke]

The first knockdown of the 4th round was interesting, it looked like Andrade was also dazed a bit with a punch, that was landed on him, when he connected himself with dropping Kautondokwa. Did Andrade touch the canvas then? Could've been a double knockdown.

i think his feet got crossed up.

And for me it looks like, he was hit, while being in a bad position, out of balance.

[Yuzo]

The first knockdown of the 4th round was interesting, it looked like Andrade was also dazed a bit with a punch, that was landed on him, when he connected himself with dropping Kautondokwa. Did Andrade touch the canvas then? Could've been a double knockdown.

i think his feet got crossed up.

And for me it looks like, he was hit, while being in a bad position, out of balance.

both.