Shohjahon Ergashev vs Abdiel Ramirez

[handsofstone]

Super Lightweight fight this Friday on B/Nation with unbeaten Uzbek Ergashev against fellow banger Ramirez, this is second time Ergashev has headlined on BN, seen his last fight with undefeated Mykal Fox which was piss poor to watch, 2 southpaws, Fox tall and gangly and Ergashev crude as hell, he's 16-0 with 14 early including 9 in the 1st round and he started the Fox fight like a whirlwind but after failing to find a KO it just got messy and Ergashev spent all night trying to land the big southpaw left, I only had him just winning but it never gelled,

Ramirez is 24-4-1 with 22KOs so he can bang a bit, he's been matched soft but he's been stopped a couple of times including to Maxim Dadashev, he's orthodox and Mexican so I'm expecting Ergashev to impress me more this time, seeing as he shouldn't have to go looking for Ramirez

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8 x 3 Minute Rounds: Super-Bantamweight contest

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10 x 3 Minute Rounds: Super-Lightweight contest

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Vladimir SHISHKIN v DeAndre WARE
10 x 3 Minute Rounds: Super-Middleweight contest

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[handsofstone]

Ergashev stops the limited Ramirez in the 4th, as expected Ramirez was tailor made for him, short, slow and zero head or foot movement, Ergashev dropped him in the 2nd with a southpaw left although he pushed Ramirez down on the way so it could've easily been not given, Ergashev done as he pleased and landed big clean shots at will, the lefts, right hooks and he landed some nice combinations, Ramirez takes a shot well though and even though he staggered a few times he took his lumps and tried to fight it out but it was target practice really

Ramirez looked like he'd maybe rode the worst of it at the end of the 3rd and was starting to push Ergashev back but by the 4th Ergashev was teeing off on him again and it was the right call for the ref to step in, Ergashev was landing at will

[margaret thatcher]

I was really excited about Sho when I first saw him, battering Sonny Fredrickson, but he is simply way too hungry for knockouts and way too much looking for that same left hand, without much else to set it up. He was more varied here, but against a totall weak tailor made guy.