DAZN have got a card from India this Friday, 9 v 9 India vs America, was supposed to be 10 I believe, Pettis is an mma fighter making his boxing debut, never heard of him, not sure if he was UFC or whatever, Jaishankar is 12-3 and headlined a show already on DAZN against Jack Rafferty some might remember, got done in 3 rounds
On paper looks a bit of a gamble by this Pettis fella
Sergio Pettis vs Sabari Jaishankar
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Re: Sergio Pettis vs Sabari Jaishankar
Jaishankar wins a wide 6 round UD, he was awful for the first 3 rounds, fought southpaw but had little to no offense, Pettis just walked forward crudely throwing wide punches, Jaishankar fared better when he switched orthodox in the 4th and had a bit more devil in his work, held his feet more and outboxed Pettis comfortably to the end, not a high standard to say the least
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Re: Sergio Pettis vs Sabari Jaishankar
Petis that beat Roy Jones?handsofstone wrote: ↑07 Mar 2025, 14:21 Jaishankar wins a wide 6 round UD, he was awful for the first 3 rounds, fought southpaw but had little to no offense, Pettis just walked forward crudely throwing wide punches, Jaishankar fared better when he switched orthodox in the 4th and had a bit more devil in his work, held his feet more and outboxed Pettis comfortably to the end, not a high standard to say the least
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Re: Sergio Pettis vs Sabari Jaishankar
His brother was something to do with the show, probably him I'd imagineRuthless-RKO wrote: ↑09 Mar 2025, 16:13Petis that beat Roy Jones?handsofstone wrote: ↑07 Mar 2025, 14:21 Jaishankar wins a wide 6 round UD, he was awful for the first 3 rounds, fought southpaw but had little to no offense, Pettis just walked forward crudely throwing wide punches, Jaishankar fared better when he switched orthodox in the 4th and had a bit more devil in his work, held his feet more and outboxed Pettis comfortably to the end, not a high standard to say the least
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