Gevonta Davis v Isaac Cruz Sun night,

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Re: Gevonta Davis v Isaac Cruz Sun night,

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Ruthless-RKO wrote: 06 Dec 2021, 05:51
DrDuke wrote: 06 Dec 2021, 04:41 Davis won quite clearly, but not in impressive fashion. It was a 8-4-ish win. Cruz was way too one-dimensional. Davis was gun-shy and far from deadly, he mostly outtapped Cruz, but he did it. A mediocre fight, a fair result.
He wasn’t gunshy. He broke his hand
Then the nature of this fight understandable. This gives Davis extra-credit, cause he controlled the bout.
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Re: Gevonta Davis v Isaac Cruz Sun night,

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Garcia was jobbed against Peter Crouch/Fundora. Fix was in for the PBC guy with commentary and judging.
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Re: Gevonta Davis v Isaac Cruz Sun night,

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peter barlow wrote: 06 Dec 2021, 06:57 Garcia was jobbed against Peter Crouch/Fundora. Fix was in for the PBC guy with commentary and judging.
That's right, Fundora didn't win, especially that wide like on the scorecards.

Also, I'd give Derevyanchenko a win over Adames.
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Re: Gevonta Davis v Isaac Cruz Sun night,

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DrDuke wrote: 06 Dec 2021, 07:00
peter barlow wrote: 06 Dec 2021, 06:57 Garcia was jobbed against Peter Crouch/Fundora. Fix was in for the PBC guy with commentary and judging.
That's right, Fundora didn't win, especially that wide like on the scorecards.

Also, I'd give Derevyanchenko a win over Adames.
Mares is an awful commentator just reads the PBC script

Too much bias to the American/A fighter on these shows. Also Showtime still bragging about Tanks WBA regular belts still as if it's a real belt

Very close fight but the judges cards were likely done last week
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Re: Gevonta Davis v Isaac Cruz Sun night,

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Cruz looks a little bit deranged.
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Re: Gevonta Davis v Isaac Cruz Sun night,

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DrDuke wrote: 06 Dec 2021, 06:04
Ruthless-RKO wrote: 06 Dec 2021, 05:51
DrDuke wrote: 06 Dec 2021, 04:41 Davis won quite clearly, but not in impressive fashion. It was a 8-4-ish win. Cruz was way too one-dimensional. Davis was gun-shy and far from deadly, he mostly outtapped Cruz, but he did it. A mediocre fight, a fair result.
He wasn’t gunshy. He broke his hand
Then the nature of this fight understandable. This gives Davis extra-credit, cause he controlled the bout.

Tank claims he injured it; Is it broken though ..

Davis didnt look comfortable in there from very early on. He wasn`t his usual brash self being bulled about in there.
Maybe we just seen why he isnt being matched with the very top guys in his division.
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Re: Gevonta Davis v Isaac Cruz Sun night,

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Just watched this card in full, pretty entertaining show. Ramirez v Marriaga ended up fairly one sided but Miguel kept trying to win despite being picked off by the better combinations of Ramirez, fun fight. Derevyanchenko v Adames was pretty action packed too until Adames began to hold a lot late on, got away with barely a warning somehow but he boxed effectively from both stances early, some great exchanges. Poor old Sergiy doesn't often get the rub of the green!

Thought 118-110 in particular was a piss poor scorecard from Lou Moret in favour of Fundora v Garcia, probably the least entertaining fight of the main cast, styles and dimensions didn't merge at all well. Garcia tried his best to counter the freakish size and reach disadvantage but maybe could have tried to work the body a little more, headhunted too much at times.

Cruz gave a solid account of himself v Davis but didn't quite have the range of offensive tools required, Tank was quite discliplined defensively for the most part and made Cruz miss quite often, his handspeed at times is tremendous but Isaac showed a good chin. 115-113 was fair for me.
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Re: Gevonta Davis v Isaac Cruz Sun night,

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tonyevs wrote: 06 Dec 2021, 10:24
DrDuke wrote: 06 Dec 2021, 06:04
Ruthless-RKO wrote: 06 Dec 2021, 05:51

He wasn’t gunshy. He broke his hand
Then the nature of this fight understandable. This gives Davis extra-credit, cause he controlled the bout.

Tank claims he injured it; Is it broken though ..

Davis didnt look comfortable in there from very early on. He wasn`t his usual brash self being bulled about in there.
Maybe we just seen why he isnt being matched with the very top guys in his division.
Not sure if it was broken or not, haven't seen anything about it today but you could tell he was struggling with it quite badly after R11, looked in a fair bit of pain in the corner. Cruz did make him work though yeah, strong little fcuker.
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Re: Gevonta Davis v Isaac Cruz Sun night,

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Re: Gevonta Davis v Isaac Cruz Sun night,

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Both guys looked good to me. Interesting fight.
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Re: Gevonta Davis v Isaac Cruz Sun night,

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how did the wife beater perform :OhYes:
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