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little caleb plant giving kud a bit of a beating in the 7th

68-64 crowley

more of the same

78-73 crowley

kud needs a miracle in the last round here

aside from the kd, a dominant performance from the underdog crowley

Another good win for the cleanest, most tested boxer in the game today.

We seem to be seeing more knockouts by bodyshots these days. This could be a lesson for any upcoming boxers, but what are the optimal targets?

Perhaps Usyk could ask AJ/Fury whether they'd like one to the kidneys?

Donaire is some fighter, 39 and still blasting guys out at bantamweight, fantastic left hook to the body to close the show

Donaire is the best of boxing.

wonder what revived nonito

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑13 Dec 2021, 20:26 wonder what revived nonito

I wonder that too, he really doesn't have anything to prove. He has done all he can for a bloke his size.
I'd like to believe its love for the sport.
Pretty amazing little fella

KiwiRider wrote: ↑13 Dec 2021, 20:52

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑13 Dec 2021, 20:26 wonder what revived nonito

I wonder that too, he really doesn't have anything to prove. He has done all he can for a bloke his size.
I'd like to believe its love for the sport.
Pretty amazing little fella

If anyone looked like he was fed a special PI diet it is Gaballo.

KiwiRider wrote: ↑13 Dec 2021, 20:52

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑13 Dec 2021, 20:26 wonder what revived nonito

I wonder that too, he really doesn't have anything to prove. He has done all he can for a bloke his size.
I'd like to believe its love for the sport.
Pretty amazing little fella

Going back down a division.

Lomachenko-Commey Fight Drew Peak Audience Of 1,243,000, Averaged 1,129,000 On ESPN

Later Saturday night, Showtime’s telecast of a live tripleheader that featured Nonito Donaire drew about as well as could’ve been expected based on the extremely late start time for the main event.

Donaire’s fourth-round knockout of fellow Filipino Reymart Gaballo was watched by an average of 187,000.

The Donaire-Gaballo bout didn’t begin until 1:13 a.m. ET. The 39-year-old Donaire (42-6, 28 KOs) knocked out the previously unbeaten Gaballo (24-1, 20 KOs), the mandatory challenger for Donaire’s WBC bantamweight title, with a right hand to the body.

The co-feature of Showtime’s broadcast, Cody Crowley-Kudratillo Abdukakhorov, drew a peak viewership of 215,000.

That 10-round welterweight bout began at 12:11 a.m. ET. Crowley (20-0, 9 KOs), a southpaw from Peterborough, Ontario, Canada, got up from a second-round knockdown and thoroughly out-boxed Uzbekistan’s Abdukakhorov (18-1, 10 KOs) to win a unanimous decision (98-91, 97-92, 95-94).

Nielsen’s numbers for Showtime include only those that watched live on that premium cable channel as well. Like ESPN+, ViacomCBS, which owns Showtime and BS.com, does not release its streaming numbers, which account for a significant number of viewers.

As a premium network, Showtime has slightly less than a third the number of subscribers as ESPN, a basic cable channel.

DAZN, which streamed cards from Russia and England on Saturday, doesn’t release its streaming numbers, either, nor are those figures tracked by Nielsen.