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FIGHT SCHEDULE

6 x 3 mins Super-Lightweight Contest
Lawrence Gleeson VS. Nikolay Buzolin

6 x 3 mins Lightweight contest
Dimash Niyazov VS. AngelL Sarinana

6 x 3 mins Welterweight contest
Julian Sosa VS. Rondale Hubbert

10 x 3 mins vacant WBA International Super-Lightweight Title
Shohjahon Eegashev VS. Zhimin Wang

6 x 3 mins Welterweight contest - Pro debut for Olympic Gold medallist
Daniyar Yeleussinov VS. Noah Kidd

10 x 2 mins WBA & IBF World Lightweight unification contest
Katie Taylor VS. Victoria Bustos

12 x 3 mins Heavyweight contest
Jarrell Miller VS. Jahann Duhaupas

12 x 3 mins final eliminator for WBA World Middleweight Title
Daniel Jacobs VS. Maciej Sulecki
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Katie Taylor has just won with wide scorecards..

A replay is being shown of Yeleussinov's fight.

Recap

It took two-plus rounds Saturday night, but Daniyar Yeleussinov ultimately made an impressive pro debut.

Kazakhstan’s Yeleussinov knocked down Noah Kidd twice during the third round and won their scheduled four-round, 150-pound bout by technical knockout on the Daniel Jacobs-Maciej Sulecki undercard at Barclays Center in Brooklyn. Kidd gave the highly touted Yeleussinov some difficulty during the first two rounds, until Yeleussinov unloaded a straight left hand that knocked Kidd under the bottom rope with just under one minute to go in the third round.

Kidd got up and tried to fight through the trouble. Trading with Yeleussinov led to his downfall moments later.

Yeleussinov landed a straight left to Kidd’s midsection that sent Kidd to the canvas again. Referee Eddie Claudio quickly stopped the fight following the second knockdown, at 2:52 of the third round.

Yeleussinov, 27, won the welterweight gold medal at the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro. The 22-year-old Kidd, of Jefferson City, Missouri, lost for the first time as a pro (3-1-1, 2 KOs).

In arena they keep showing highlights of Brooklyn Boxing. Which features several clips of Wilder delivering big punches. I don't know if this has been done by accident of intentionally. Hearn has to have seen it replay many times above the area where he is sitting.

marvelous marv wrote: ↑28 Apr 2018, 22:03 In arena they keep showing highlights of Brooklyn Boxing. Which features several clips of Wilder delivering big punches. I don't know if this has been done by accident of intentionally. Hearn has to have seen it replay many times above the area where he is sitting.

Are you there?

On TV, they've just shown the Kazakh Olympian

Duhaupas making his way now..

Some entrance by Miller. WHAt's he supposed to be lol..

Miller doesn't really move and hit.. but he'a taken that round. Had a good last minute although he is also getting hit clean..

10-9 Miller

Miller is looking to finish early. Duhaupas been hit low.. but he's asking for big shots.

Did not expect Miller to be punched with such authority early on.

20-18 Miller

Another good round. Getting the body shots in there good. A few good uppercuts too..

Might be an early one this..

30-27 Miller

Again another aggresive round.

Duhaupas did a little better

Duhaupas' jab could be the key

40-36 Miller

He did enough to win that. He looks to be slowing a little, either that or Duhaupas is starting the fight now.

Better work from the Frenchman.

Duhaupas showing good chin. Miller is ripping into him, buy that's not stopping Duhaupas throwing singles back.

Miller has real skill. He’s no joke. Very impressed by his inside work, volume and pressure.

50-45 Miller

He's leaning on Duhaupas a lot. Landing some big shots. Duhaupas has the doctor in the corner looking at him..

Rd 6 looks like Miller is taking it easy..

Duhaupas' eye is quite bad.

Miller took the round off..

Still won the round.

60-54

Miller started rd 7 a bit fast, but just tapping a few shots. Duhaupas is throwing but looks sloppy.. Miller landing big shots!

70-63..

Miller got some good combos going on

I think it Miller was less tired and a little faster, he could have stopped it by now