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Well, the super lightweight fight already happened.

What's up with this shite? This translation and the translation on my local TV have just started, as if it's the beginning of the event, but there are some results on boxrec.

DrDuke wrote: ↑07 Oct 2018, 07:06 What's up with this shite? This translation and the translation on my local TV have just started, as if it's the beginning of the event, but there are some results on boxrec.

Just go on Youtube and search it

No spoilers please lads

I liked the look of Shiro in the Lopez rematch, this should be decent

Ken Shiro stops a busted up and beating Milan Melindo in the 7th to retain his WBC Light Flyweight title, what a performance from Shiro put on an absolute masterclass, I gave Melindo the 2nd but everything else was clear cut for Shiro, he's a beautiful boxer to watch, excellent counter puncher, great timing and judgement of distance , jabbed beautifully, straight right hands were crisp and for the first few rounds they were the only shots Shiro needed, into the 5th onwards he started to bring the bodyshots into play and in that last 7th it was uppercuts through the middle that finished off Melindo

Brave effort from Melindo but he was eating jabs and right hands all night and he was looking more and more busted up as the rounds wore on, he was cut and you could tell the end was near, when the ref called the doc over in the 7th it was waved off

People should watch this fight to see boxing at its purest, Melindo might be old but he was still a world champ last year, he was given a lesson from Shiro , very impressive

I gave Shiro every round. If not that cut, the fight could be easily stopped by the corner in a couple of rounds. Shiro methodically dominated him.

DrDuke wrote: ↑07 Oct 2018, 07:48 I gave Shiro every round. If not that cut, the fight could be easily stopped by the corner in a couple of rounds. Shiro methodically dominated him.

Agree he looked very good and absolutely dominant.

Inoue walking in now buzzing to get a chance to see him again

WOW

Bloody hell!!!

Thats how you do it Ohara Davies. 1st round stoppage

Oyf Inoue ices Payano in barely a minute, classic 1/2 crashed right on the puss of Payano, his head bounced off the canvas, that's highly impressive again, some power jeez, Payano never knew what hit him

handsofstone wrote: ↑07 Oct 2018, 08:28 Oyf Inoue ices Payano in barely a minute, classic 1/2 crashed right on the puss of Payano, his head bounced off the canvas, that's highly impressive again, some power jeez, Payano never knew what hit him

He’s got scary power - you heard the shots hitting McDonnell in his fight - they were thuds.

Would be nice to see him go few rounds but he looks capable of taking any of them Series out like that.

handsofstone wrote: ↑07 Oct 2018, 08:28 Oyf Inoue ices Payano in barely a minute, classic 1/2 crashed right on the puss of Payano, his head bounced off the canvas, that's highly impressive again, some power jeez, Payano never knew what hit him

A classic 1/2 indeed. So sharp, landed clean, lights out.

Hits quite hard that Inoue

Tetti v Inoue should be some scrap

If you need to see Inoue going rounds and fighting through some trouble watch his bout with Sano. He bruised his power hand early and fought much of the contest 1-handed

Shut out for Relikh so far

Inoue's one-two was fuckin' awesome to watch.

I had Relikh winning a wide 118-111 but I think he felt the weight of some of those right hands from Troyanovsky in that last round, just too little too late from Troya who looks gun shy when it came to letting the big shots go, I'm surprised the judges had it so close, I thought Relikh controlled the fight, he was busier, more accurate and was landing al the big punches, some cracking left hooks and right hands, he likes to come back over with a left after landing a right

Troyanovsky just wasn't busy enough especially with effective shots, Relikh walked him down for long spells

handsofstone wrote: ↑07 Oct 2018, 09:53 I had Relikh winning a wide 118-111 but I think he felt the weight of some of those right hands from Troyanovsky in that last round, just too little too late from Troya who looks gun shy when it came to letting the big shots go, I'm surprised the judges had it so close, I thought Relikh controlled the fight, he was busier, more accurate and was landing al the big punches, some cracking left hooks and right hands, he likes to come back over with a left after landing a right

Troyanovsky just wasn't busy enough especially with effective shots, Relikh walked him down for long spells

That's right. I scored it 118-110. Troyanovsky should have moved more and kept Relikh at the end of the jab since the start, but he let Relikh to work and score.

Datsue wrote: ↑07 Oct 2018, 09:45 Inoue's one-two was fuckin' awesome to watch.

I’m expecting the pullouts from the remaining tournament contenders to start any day now

This WBSS just continues to bloody deliver!
What an opener for series 2.
I'm into it

Inoue is absolutely incredible. Few twitchy bums amongst the bantamweights after seeing that I'm sure. Destroyed 2 world champions in about 3 minutes combined this year.

Who would Inoue fight in semis? I heard him say Rodrigues (if he wins)..

That mean potentially we’d see Burnett vs. Tete in the other semis.

If let’s say we see Inioue vs. Burnett in the final, I would still like to see Inioue vs. Tete after the tournament.