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Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑30 Jun 2018, 19:05 Has this card started yet?

Probably the early undercard.

The telecast on ESPN starts at 6 Pacific time, or about 45 minutes from now.

what a fight this is !

Top-Fight

Zurdo showing nothing very special tonight against an untested longshot challenger.

SenorPipino wrote: ↑30 Jun 2018, 23:01 Zurdo showing nothing very special tonight against an untested longshot challenger.

What round is coming now?

This guy has power and it’s suppressing Zurdo’s offensive output. He’s boxing cautious. Clearly winning but its not impressive.

Zurdo doesn't deserve a WBSS winner. Should fight somebody like Eubank first.

zurdos boring as hell vs these overmatched guys

gilberto 'ud' ramirez

Never bothered to watch this guy, and I’m kinda glad. Sounds like the second coming of Zolt Erdei

He's not especially fast, mobile or powerful.

Tall but didn't really use his size and reach.

Just busier and more accurate tonight.

I had Zurdo up 117-111, but he struggled to dominate a middling fighter.

Difficult to imagine him toppling any of the other 168 lb. champions.

Trey Lippe 14 0 0
vs
Byron Polley 30 22 1

Lippe won by KTFO












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ENJOY!!

Bring on Ramirez vs Benavidez before Groves-Smith. Winner vs winner and we got 168 lbs true champ.

trey looks in his 40s in that last picture

skanksta wrote: ↑30 Jun 2018, 21:30 what a fight this is !

Which fight was this?

I just watched it.. scored it 117-111 for Zurdo.

Angulo was awkward, showed power. I thought it was just another no name opponent that woukd make Zurdo look good again with a KO, but back to the UD wins.

Judges Javier Alvarez (119-109), Levi Martinez (120-108) and David Sutherland (119-109) scored their fight for Ramirez by huge margins

I think the margins were bit more that they should. Especially the 120-108..

SenorPipino wrote: ↑01 Jul 2018, 00:02 He's not especially fast, mobile or powerful.

Tall but didn't really use his size and reach.

Just busier and more accurate tonight.

I had Zurdo up 117-111, but he struggled to dominate a middling fighter.

Difficult to imagine him toppling any of the other 168 lb. champions.

x2..............

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑01 Jul 2018, 04:58

skanksta wrote: ↑30 Jun 2018, 21:30 what a fight this is !

Which fight was this?

Saucedo vs Lenny Z.

Just a terrific rock 'em sock 'em savage, epic war, won by Saucedo.

If anybody didn't see it, do yourself a huge favor and catch the tape.

It will remind you why you love boxing.

Comfortable win, poor fight but I do think Ramirez can fight, that was his worst showing by a mile

Angulo's tactics were bizarre, he could've troubled Ramirez with that power, he defo made Ramirez stun a couple of times but just went back into first gear, amateurish corner and fighter IMO

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑01 Jul 2018, 04:58

skanksta wrote: ↑30 Jun 2018, 21:30 what a fight this is !

Which fight was this?

the Lenny Zap fight before the main event.