Sebastian Fundora vs. Brian Mendoza | Showtime - April 8, 2023
Re: Sebastian Fundora vs. Brian Mendoza | Showtime - April 8, 2023
I thought the cards in favor of Lee were outstandingly bad.
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Re: Sebastian Fundora vs. Brian Mendoza | Showtime - April 8, 2023
a less phlegmatic ref would've maybe interfered after the left hook that had fundora already taking a nap out on his feet, hands hanging, knees sagged in, ready to, and 100 percent in no condition to however defend himself from, getting stretched out with the follow up.
should've, could've... I know. with standing 8 counts it's mostly who's faster? the ref jumping in or the other fighter applying the finishing touch.
should've, could've... I know. with standing 8 counts it's mostly who's faster? the ref jumping in or the other fighter applying the finishing touch.
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Re: Sebastian Fundora vs. Brian Mendoza | Showtime - April 8, 2023
Kinda like the Povetkin-Price KO.adislav123 wrote: ↑11 Apr 2023, 04:57 a less phlegmatic ref would've maybe interfered after the left hook that had fundora already taking a nap out on his feet, hands hanging, knees sagged in, ready and 100 percent in no condition to however defend himself from getting stretched out with the follow up.
should've, could've... I know. with standing 8 counts it's mostly who's faster? the ref jumping in or the other fighter applying the finishing touch.
It was a standing KO, just needed a helping hand to fall on the floor.