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Indongo looks MUCH bigger, I wonder how he makes 140.

10-9 Indongo

Indongo has some amazingly poor defense.

So far Burns is cautious, Indongo aggressive.

20-18 Indongo. Burns looks helpless against reach and power of Indongo.

Indongo is winning but wasteful.

Burns cannot defeat Indongo boxing on the outside, he needs a new gameplan.

Burns' only chances seem to be Indongo gassing or getting cut.

3-0 Indongo

40-36 Indongo.

Indongo is 34 years of age and very tall for the weight. I also feel that he's throwing too many speculative punches that are either not connecting or are barely glancing blows.

So despite winning the first four rounds, Indongo may tire during the later stages of the fight. If he doesn't fade, Burns loses by a country mile.

4-0 Indongo.

Burns is going to get stopped, unless Indongo runs out of energy.

Burns has been running away every round

5-0 Indongo.

60-54 Indongo. Burns has very little success even when he manages to get inside.

6-0 Indongo.

Burns was hurt in round 6.

Burns seems to have run out of ideas.

Ricky Burns needs to score a knockout to win this fight.

Indongo will probably score a victory tonight, but he does seem quite flawed and is unlikely to enjoy a long title reign.

Burns was hurt in the 8th. 80-72.

Burns was hurt in round 8.

8-0 Indongo.

Indongo has a 0% chance of winning a round or lasting the distance against Crawford.

Flurry by Burns in the 9th.

Burns has a lot of courage, but the fight may as well be stopped. His punches are not hurting Indongo, and Burns has been bashed up.

Anyone up for seeing Ohara Davies vs. Ricky Burns for a stepping-stone fight, after the Scot loses his belt tonight?

SaadOffTheDeck wrote:Indongo has a 0% chance of winning a round or lasting the distance against Crawford.

Yep, different levels.

Crawford - Indongo Unification for all 4 Belts would be pretty epic.