Jamal James vs. Thomas Dulorme | WBA ‘Interim’ Belt - August 8, 2020

Who wins?

Poll ended at 08 Aug 2020, 13:41

James - Decision
2
22%
James - T/KO
0
No votes
DRAW
1
11%
Dulorme - T/KO
1
11%
Dulorme - Decision
5
56%
 
Total votes: 9

gilgamesh
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Re: Jamal James vs. Thomas Dulorme | WBA ‘Interim’ Belt - August 8, 2020

Post by gilgamesh »

margaret thatcher wrote: 08 Aug 2020, 20:16 Allen is a totally padded scrub of a 22-0, that fancy record and cant even crack br's top 100
Yep. Got owned by a dude in his 3rd fight.

3 or 4 fights down the line, and Morrell probably stops him no problem. He's still adjusting to the Pro game, but this was a good learning experience.
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Re: Jamal James vs. Thomas Dulorme | WBA ‘Interim’ Belt - August 8, 2020

Post by JMac »

gilgamesh wrote: 08 Aug 2020, 22:54
margaret thatcher wrote: 08 Aug 2020, 20:16 Allen is a totally padded scrub of a 22-0, that fancy record and cant even crack br's top 100
Yep. Got owned by a dude in his 3rd fight.

3 or 4 fights down the line, and Morrell probably stops him no problem. He's still adjusting to the Pro game, but this was a good learning experience.
Morrell looked good going 12 Rds in only his 3rd fight. With some experience, he’ll make some noise.
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Re: Jamal James vs. Thomas Dulorme | WBA ‘Interim’ Belt - August 8, 2020

Post by TheBeast »

Saturday 8, August 2020
Microsoft Theater, Los Angeles, California, USA

welter
Jamal James 26 1 0
vs
Thomas Dulorme 25 3 1
interim World Boxing Association World Welter Title

super middle
David Morrell 2 0 0
vs
Lennox Allen 22 0 1
interim World Boxing Association World Super Middle Title

welter
Mykal Fox 22 1 0
vs
Lucas Santamaria 10 1 1

super light
Omar Juarez 7 0 0
vs
Willie Shaw 12 1 0

welter
Vito Mielnicki Jr 5 0 0
vs
Chris Rollins 3 1 0

heavy
Luis Eduardo Pena 6 0 0
vs
Michael Polite Coffie 9 0 0

light
Jose Valenzuela 5 0 0
vs
Teodoro Alonso 3 2 0



Image



heavy
Luis Eduardo Pena 6 0 0
vs
Michael Polite Coffie 9 0 0

Coffie won by TKO
Pena down in round 3 & 5







FULL CARD HIGHLIGHTS HERE:
https://www.the13thround.com/phpBB2/vie ... 8&t=132625


ENJOY!! :TU:
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Re: Jamal James vs. Thomas Dulorme | WBA ‘Interim’ Belt - August 8, 2020

Post by margaret thatcher »

How good is Mike Polite Coffie
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Re: Jamal James vs. Thomas Dulorme | WBA ‘Interim’ Belt - August 8, 2020

Post by TheBeast »

not THAT good... seen most of his fight and tonight was one of his best showing so far
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Re: Jamal James vs. Thomas Dulorme | WBA ‘Interim’ Belt - August 8, 2020

Post by Ruthless-RKO »

By Keith Idec

Nielsen Media Research revealed Tuesday that the main event of FOX’s three-bout broadcast, Jamal James’ victory over Thomas Dulorme, drew an average audience of 1,076,000 and a peak audience of 1,224,000 at the beginning of their 12-round, 147-pound title fight at Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles. Before Saturday night, ESPN’s show June 9 drew the biggest audience of any boxing broadcast since the sport ended nearly a three-month break caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The main event of that telecast, Shakur Stevenson’s sixth-round knockout of Felix Caraballo, attracted a peak viewership of 609,000. An overall average of 397,000 viewers watched that five-fight show.

FOX, one of four major broadcast networks in the U.S., is available for free in nearly 115 million American homes. ESPN, a basic cable channel, has approximately 83 million subscribers in the U.S.

The main event of FOX’s previous boxing telecast was watched March 7 by a peak audience of 1,681,000 and averaged 1,675,000 viewers. Robert Helenius upset then-unbeaten heavyweight contender Adam Kownacki by fourth-round technical knockout in the main event that night at Barclays Center in Brooklyn.

While FOX’s show Saturday night drew more viewers than any boxing broadcast since March 7, viewership of its main event was lower than that of any “FOX PBC Fight Night” main event since Al Haymon’s Premier Boxing Champions began its current four-year deal with the network.

The lowest viewership for a “FOX PBC Fight Night” main event since that deal was announced in September 2018 was for the show headlined by welterweights Danny Garcia and Adrian Granados in April 2019. That main event, in which Garcia knocked out Granados in the seventh round at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, California, was watched by an average of 1,391,000 viewers and a peak audience of 1,468,000.

Caleb Plant’s third-round technical knockout of Mike Lee drew a lower peak audience of 1,141,000 for FOX in July 2019.

Plant-Lee wasn’t the main event of the card that night, though. Their IBF super middleweight title fight was the lead-in to a FOX Sports Pay-Per-View show that featured welterweights Manny Pacquiao and Keith Thurman in the main event.

The FS1 telecast that immediately followed FOX’s main event Saturday night attracted an average audience of 127,000.
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