Tyson Fury vs. Dereck Chisora RBR

[Freedom2013]

Patterson just won a UD 8 over Mason

Here's the order:

Fight # 1 – 16:00 hrs
8 X 3 Minute Rounds International Heavyweight Contest
EDDIE CHAMBERS TKO 3 DORIAN DARCH

Fight # 2
8 X 3 Minute Rounds Welterweight Contest
AHMET PATTERSON UD 8 SULLIVAN MASON

Fight # 3
6 X 3 Minute Rounds Super-Featherweight Contest
ROMEO ROMAEO vs. ISMAIL ANWAR

Fight # 4
4 X 3 Minute Rounds Welterweight Contest
MACAULAY McGOWAN vs. FONZ ALEXANDER

Fight # 5
THE WBA INTERNATIONAL SUPER-BANTAMWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
12 X 3 Minute Rounds at 8st 10lbs (122lbs)
LEWIS PETTITT vs. SANTIAGO ALLIONE

Fight # 6 – 19:05 hrs
THE BRITISH AND COMMONWEALTH SUPER-FEATHERWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
12 X 3 Minute Rounds 9st 4lbs (130lbs)
LIAM WALSH vs. GARY SYKES

Fight # 7
THE VACANT WBO EUROPEAN SUPER-MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMPIOPNSHIP
10 X 3 Minute Rounds at 12st (168lbs)
FRANK BUGLIONI vs. ANDREW ROBINSON

Fight # 8
THE VACANT WBO EUROPEAN SUPER-FEATHERWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
10 X 3 Minute Rounds at 9st 4lbs (130lbs)
MITCHELL SMITH vs. ZOLTAN KOVACS

Fight # 9
THE BRITISH AND VACANT COMMONWEALTH WELTERWEIGHT CHAMPIONBSHIP
12 X 3 Minute Rounds at 10st 7lbs (147lbs)
FRANKIE GAVIN vs. BRADLEY SKEETE

Fight # 10
THE BRITISH, EUROPEAN AND COMMONWEALTH MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIPS
12 X 3 Minute Rounds at 11st 6lbs (160lbs)
BILLY JOE SAUNDERS vs. CHRIS EUBANK JUNIOR

Fight # 11
4 X 3 Minute Rounds Light-Middleweight Contest
GEORGIE KEAN vs. KEVIN McCAULEY

Fight # 12
THE EUROPEAN AND VACANT BRITISH HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
ELIMINATOR FOR THE WBO WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
12 X 3 Minute Rounds
DERECK CHISORA vs. TYSON FURY

Fight # 13 (Floater # 2)
4 X 3 Minute Rounds International Cruiserweight Contest
STEVE COLLINS JNR. vs. MAREKS KOVALEVSKIS

[HomicideHenry]

Guess on my stream, they won't show the card until the main event... how did Eddie look in the ring?

[expe]

Few more results to add in

Romeo Romaeo W Ismail Anwar PTS 59-56
Macaulay McGowan W Fonz Alexander PTS 39-37
Lewis Pettitt W Santiao Allione UD

Show goes live on allegedly in 5 minutes

[HomicideHenry]

My live stream just has kicked in... the event is starting soon... will do best to do round by rounds...

[HomicideHenry]

Gary Sykes vs Liam Walsh gonna start in few seconds

[HomicideHenry]

Sykes has been dropped.... first round...

Sykes taking TREMENDOUS body shots along the ropes...

Clear to me Walsh is the more precise boxer...

Great way to kick off the night.... Sykes gets rocked again by an uppercut...

[Neil Gee]

Sykes looked like he was settling down for a long fight then bang he was on the floor!

[HomicideHenry]

Second round...

So far not as engaging as the first round... but still competitive...

Walsh seems to still be the better all- around boxer... the round is Walsh's

[Neil Gee]

Sykes settling down. Will someone tell the commentary team that Sykes has 2 wins over Anthony Crolla.

[HomicideHenry]

Third round....

Btw, British/Commonwealth fights are always exciting and underated all around, so much props to this event staging (more or less) 4 British championship bouts on the card...

Sykes is still taking, and Walsh is still landing hooks and jabs to the body and head...

Is bit slower of a round than the last two... but Walsh is still the superior boxer, as Sykes is missing alot of his shots

[HomicideHenry]

Round four...


WIll say that Walsh does have a real hard hitting jab btw... am impressed by that...

Sykes trying to kick up the action a bit... tad more aggressive... Walsh switches stances from left to right

Comnpetitive round, and I'll give it to Sykes... more active

[Neil Gee]

Sykes is a proven warrior well capable of a war of attrition but Walsh looks too young and strong for him at the moment; given Walsh every round.

[HomicideHenry]

Round Five...

*Noticed they're wearing Reyes gloves, which is of horse-hair composition, which means harder punches*

Walsh is landing the jab almost at will, but Sykes is landing quite a few punches himself...

Great thing about featherweights, etc. is that they seldom ever clinch

[HomicideHenry]

Round Six... halfway through this British/Commonwealth unifier...

Sykes trying to be more aggressive... but Walsh has better lateral movement and landing the jab at will

Sykes has had his moments... but one can say alot of the punches he's landed were glancing blows

[Neil Gee]

I'll give Sykes a share of the sixth round, first point I've given him, tho he's trying and trying...

[HomicideHenry]

Round Seven...

All Walsh... hard hooks...

[Neil Gee]

Sykes ploughing forward in straight lines but throwing combinations, Walsh dancing, better quality punches, but you know what I give that round to Sykes.

[HomicideHenry]

Round Eight...

Walsh is just outlanding Sykes at will... its as if Sykes is iron and Walsh is a magnet...

Sykes must be in great conditioning to take that many shots... what amazes me is him being willing to still mix it up

[Neil Gee]

Phew! Admirable from Sykes after he was battered pillar to post for the first four rounds, but he's in it still.

[HomicideHenry]

Round Nine...

Walsh coming out aggressive... switches to southpaw to confuse Sykes...

Q in my mind is, "Is 30 too old to be a featherweight?"

I will say this much, that the longer a fight goes the more fluid a fighter gets cus of warming up... in the first Sykes was "cold" and has since looked better... but the wear and tear is showing now, cus Walsh almost got him

[Neil Gee]

Walsh has found his second wind; don't know if Sykes can survive much longer; can he go to the well again?

[HomicideHenry]

Round Ten...

Q now is... does Walsh just cruise to a decision... or does he decide to turn up the heat?

Sykes is trying to be aggressive, trying to be a game opponent, but he's not effective

The state of his battered face says it all... gotta give it to Sykes, there is no quit in the man

[Neil Gee]

It's just an incredible feat of toughness from Sykes now, he knows he can't win this!

[HomicideHenry]

Round Eleven...

Announcer says that Walsh "must be six or seven points ahead"... personally I think the gap is wider than that...

the strategy it seems to beat Sykes is, jabs to the body, use lateral movement, and counter with hooks...

surprises me how much energy Sykes actually has even at this point...

[Neil Gee]

It's going to go the distance. I thought it might tho I had my doubts when Sykes hit the floor in round one.