Fight:2083215 - Revision history

12oleg1234567 at 20:47, 16 June 2019

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	* Main event of a Premier Boxing Champions / King's Promotions televised ESPN card. [[Teddy Atlas]] provided the commentary.		* Main event of a Premier Boxing Champions / King's Promotions televised ESPN card. [[Teddy Atlas]] provided the commentary.

	* Number seven worldwide ranked BoxRec southpaw lightweight scored a tenth round stoppage over game but outmatched 15-0 prospect Jamal Herring. ~~It appeared Herring injured his right hand in round two, and the left hand in round four. Without excuse,~~ Herring, a tall fighter with reach advantage, battled on and actually did well in a few rounds, landing some power shots in rounds four, five and six despite getting hit. Shafikov's challenge as the shorter but stronger fighter was to get inside, cut off the ring, and score with with Herring near or on the ropes. Shafikov patiently boxed for opportunities, and did best in round nine, where the tiring Herring got hit with a number of massive power shots but took them well and indicated to the referee he wanted to continue. In round ten, with furious power shots landing on Herring, Herring's trainer came onto the edge of the ring and stopped the bout to save his fighter from serious injury, ending the contest even though Herring wanted to continue. Herring's 15 bout resume did not include the sort of world class experience Shafikov's 40 bout resume had. Nonetheless Herring took the opportunity bout, and indicated after the bout he would be back. Shafikov, in the post fight interview, indicated Herring "was one tough customer. He took my best shots for ten rounds."		* Number seven worldwide ranked BoxRec southpaw lightweight scored a tenth round stoppage over game but outmatched 15-0 prospect Jamal Herring.Herring, a tall fighter with reach advantage, battled on and actually did well in a few rounds, landing some power shots in rounds four, five and six despite getting hit. Shafikov's challenge as the shorter but stronger fighter was to get inside, cut off the ring, and score with with Herring near or on the ropes. Shafikov patiently boxed for opportunities, and did best in round nine, where the tiring Herring got hit with a number of massive power shots but took them well and indicated to the referee he wanted to continue. In round ten, with furious power shots landing on Herring, Herring's trainer came onto the edge of the ring and stopped the bout to save his fighter from serious injury, ending the contest even though Herring wanted to continue. Herring's 15 bout resume did not include the sort of world class experience Shafikov's 40 bout resume had. Nonetheless Herring took the opportunity bout, and indicated after the bout he would be back. Shafikov, in the post fight interview, indicated Herring "was one tough customer. He took my best shots for ten rounds."

Rockyjones at 21:54, 4 July 2016

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	* Main event of a Premier Boxing Champions / King's Promotions televised ESPN card. [[Teddy Atlas]] provided the commentary.		* Main event of a Premier Boxing Champions / King's Promotions televised ESPN card. [[Teddy Atlas]] provided the commentary.

	* Number seven worldwide ranked BoxRec southpaw lightweight scored a tenth round stoppage over game but outmatched 15-0 prospect Jamal Herring. It appeared Herring injured his right hand in round two, and the left hand in round four. Without excuse, Herring, a tall fighter with reach advantage, battled on and actually did ~~very~~ well landing some power shots in rounds four, five and six. Shafikov's challenge as the shorter but stronger fighter was to get inside, cut off the ring, and score with with Herring near or on the ropes. Shafikov patiently boxed for opportunities, and did best in round nine, where the tiring Herring got hit with a number of massive power shots but took them well and indicated to the referee he wanted to continue. In round ten, with furious power shots landing on Herring, Herring's trainer came onto the edge of the ring and stopped the bout to save his fighter from serious injury, ending the contest even though Herring wanted to continue. Herring's 15 bout resume did not include the sort of world class experience Shafikov's 40 bout resume had. Nonetheless Herring took the opportunity bout, and indicated after the bout he would be back. Shafikov, in the post fight interview, indicated Herring "was one tough customer. He took my best shots for ten rounds."		* Number seven worldwide ranked BoxRec southpaw lightweight scored a tenth round stoppage over game but outmatched 15-0 prospect Jamal Herring. It appeared Herring injured his right hand in round two, and the left hand in round four. Without excuse, Herring, a tall fighter with reach advantage, battled on and actually did well in a few rounds, landing some power shots in rounds four, five and six despite getting hit. Shafikov's challenge as the shorter but stronger fighter was to get inside, cut off the ring, and score with with Herring near or on the ropes. Shafikov patiently boxed for opportunities, and did best in round nine, where the tiring Herring got hit with a number of massive power shots but took them well and indicated to the referee he wanted to continue. In round ten, with furious power shots landing on Herring, Herring's trainer came onto the edge of the ring and stopped the bout to save his fighter from serious injury, ending the contest even though Herring wanted to continue. Herring's 15 bout resume did not include the sort of world class experience Shafikov's 40 bout resume had. Nonetheless Herring took the opportunity bout, and indicated after the bout he would be back. Shafikov, in the post fight interview, indicated Herring "was one tough customer. He took my best shots for ten rounds."

Crusader: added scores; source is http://www.premierboxingchampions.com/herring-vs-shafikov/scorecard

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added scores; source is http://www.premierboxingchampions.com/herring-vs-shafikov/scorecard

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			* Scores at the time of stoppage: 88-81, 88-82, and 87-83, all for Shafikov.

	* Shafikov knockdown of Herring in round 2. Shafikov overhand power shot bounced Herring off the ropes and one glove touched the canvas.		* Shafikov knockdown of Herring in round 2. Shafikov overhand power shot bounced Herring off the ropes and one glove touched the canvas.

	* Veteran trainer Abel Sanchez, trainer of [[Gennady Golovkin]], was in the corner of Shafikov as he trained him at for this bout at Big Sky.		* Veteran trainer Abel Sanchez, trainer of [[Gennady Golovkin]], was in the corner of Shafikov as he trained him at for this bout at Big Sky.

	* Main event of a Premier Boxing Champions / King's Promotions televised ESPN card. [[Teddy Atlas]] provided the commentary.		* Main event of a Premier Boxing Champions / King's Promotions televised ESPN card. [[Teddy Atlas]] provided the commentary.

	* Number seven worldwide ranked BoxRec southpaw lightweight scored a tenth round stoppage over game but outmatched 15-0 prospect Jamal Herring. It appeared Herring injured his right hand in round two, and the left hand in round four. Without excuse, Herring, a tall fighter with reach advantage, battled on and actually did very well landing some power shots in rounds four, five and six. Shafikov's challenge as the shorter but stronger fighter was to get inside, cut off the ring, and score with with Herring near or on the ropes. Shafikov patiently boxed for opportunities, and did best in round nine, where the tiring Herring got hit with a number of massive power shots but took them well and indicated to the referee he wanted to continue. In round ten, with furious power shots landing on Herring, Herring's trainer came onto the edge of the ring and stopped the bout to save his fighter from serious injury, ending the contest even though Herring wanted to continue. Herring's 15 bout resume did not include the sort of world class experience Shafikov's 40 bout resume had. Nonetheless Herring took the opportunity bout, and indicated after the bout he would be back. Shafikov, in the post fight interview, indicated Herring "was one tough customer. He took my best shots for ten rounds."		* Number seven worldwide ranked BoxRec southpaw lightweight scored a tenth round stoppage over game but outmatched 15-0 prospect Jamal Herring. It appeared Herring injured his right hand in round two, and the left hand in round four. Without excuse, Herring, a tall fighter with reach advantage, battled on and actually did very well landing some power shots in rounds four, five and six. Shafikov's challenge as the shorter but stronger fighter was to get inside, cut off the ring, and score with with Herring near or on the ropes. Shafikov patiently boxed for opportunities, and did best in round nine, where the tiring Herring got hit with a number of massive power shots but took them well and indicated to the referee he wanted to continue. In round ten, with furious power shots landing on Herring, Herring's trainer came onto the edge of the ring and stopped the bout to save his fighter from serious injury, ending the contest even though Herring wanted to continue. Herring's 15 bout resume did not include the sort of world class experience Shafikov's 40 bout resume had. Nonetheless Herring took the opportunity bout, and indicated after the bout he would be back. Shafikov, in the post fight interview, indicated Herring "was one tough customer. He took my best shots for ten rounds."

Rockyjones at 22:18, 3 July 2016

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	* Shafikov knockdown of Herring in round 2. Shafikov overhand power shot bounced Herring off the ropes and one glove touched the canvas.		* Shafikov knockdown of Herring in round 2. Shafikov overhand power shot bounced Herring off the ropes and one glove touched the canvas.
	* Veteran trainer Abel Sanchez, trainer of [[Gennady Golovkin]], was in the corner of Shafikov as he trained him at for this bout at Big Sky.		* Veteran trainer Abel Sanchez, trainer of [[Gennady Golovkin]], was in the corner of Shafikov as he trained him at for this bout at Big Sky.
	* ~~In the main~~ event of a Premier Boxing Champions televised ESPN card. [[Teddy Atlas]] provided the commentary.		* Main event of a Premier Boxing Champions / King's Promotions televised ESPN card. [[Teddy Atlas]] provided the commentary.

	* Number seven worldwide ranked BoxRec southpaw lightweight scored a tenth round stoppage over game but outmatched 15-0 prospect Jamal Herring. It appeared Herring injured his right hand in round two, and the left hand in round four. Without excuse, Herring, a tall fighter with reach advantage, battled on and actually did very well landing some power shots in rounds four, five and six. Shafikov's challenge as the shorter but stronger fighter was to get inside, cut off the ring, and score with with Herring near or on the ropes. Shafikov patiently boxed for opportunities, and did best in round nine, where the tiring Herring got hit with a number of massive power shots but took them well and indicated to the referee he wanted to continue. In round ten, with furious power shots landing on Herring, Herring's trainer came onto the edge of the ring and stopped the bout to save his fighter from serious injury, ending the contest even though Herring wanted to continue. Herring's 15 bout resume did not include the sort of world class experience Shafikov's 40 bout resume had. Nonetheless Herring took the opportunity bout, and indicated after the bout he would be back. Shafikov, in the post fight interview, indicated Herring "was one tough customer. He took my best shots for ten rounds."		* Number seven worldwide ranked BoxRec southpaw lightweight scored a tenth round stoppage over game but outmatched 15-0 prospect Jamal Herring. It appeared Herring injured his right hand in round two, and the left hand in round four. Without excuse, Herring, a tall fighter with reach advantage, battled on and actually did very well landing some power shots in rounds four, five and six. Shafikov's challenge as the shorter but stronger fighter was to get inside, cut off the ring, and score with with Herring near or on the ropes. Shafikov patiently boxed for opportunities, and did best in round nine, where the tiring Herring got hit with a number of massive power shots but took them well and indicated to the referee he wanted to continue. In round ten, with furious power shots landing on Herring, Herring's trainer came onto the edge of the ring and stopped the bout to save his fighter from serious injury, ending the contest even though Herring wanted to continue. Herring's 15 bout resume did not include the sort of world class experience Shafikov's 40 bout resume had. Nonetheless Herring took the opportunity bout, and indicated after the bout he would be back. Shafikov, in the post fight interview, indicated Herring "was one tough customer. He took my best shots for ten rounds."

Rockyjones at 22:17, 3 July 2016

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	* ~~Flash~~ knockdown of ~~Harring~~ in round 2. A Shafikov overhand power shot bounced ~~Harring~~ off the ropes and one glove touched the canvas.		* Shafikov knockdown of Herring in round 2. Shafikov overhand power shot bounced Herring off the ropes and one glove touched the canvas.
	* Veteran trainer Abel Sanchez, trainer of [[Gennady Golovkin]], was in the corner of Shafikov as he trained him at for this bout at Big Sky.		* Veteran trainer Abel Sanchez, trainer of [[Gennady Golovkin]], was in the corner of Shafikov as he trained him at for this bout at Big Sky.
	* In the main event of a Premier Boxing Champions televised ESPN card. [[Teddy Atlas]] provided the commentary.		* In the main event of a Premier Boxing Champions televised ESPN card. [[Teddy Atlas]] provided the commentary.

	* Number seven worldwide ranked BoxRec southpaw lightweight scored a tenth round stoppage over game but outmatched 15-0 prospect Jamal Herring. It appeared Herring injured his right hand in round two, and the left hand in round four. Without excuse, Herring, a tall fighter with reach advantage, battled on and actually did very well landing some power shots in rounds four, five and six. Shafikov's challenge as the shorter but stronger fighter was to get inside, cut off the ring, and score with with Herring near or on the ropes. Shafikov patiently boxed for opportunities, and did best in round nine, where the tiring Herring got hit with a number of massive power shots but took them well and indicated to the referee he wanted to continue. In round ten, with furious power shots landing on Herring, Herring's trainer came onto the edge of the ring and stopped the bout to save his fighter from serious injury, ending the contest even though Herring wanted to continue. Herring's 15 bout resume did not include the sort of world class experience Shafikov's 40 bout resume had. Nonetheless Herring took the opportunity bout, and indicated after the bout he would be back. Shafikov, in the post fight interview, indicated Herring "was one tough customer. He took my best shots for ten rounds."		* Number seven worldwide ranked BoxRec southpaw lightweight scored a tenth round stoppage over game but outmatched 15-0 prospect Jamal Herring. It appeared Herring injured his right hand in round two, and the left hand in round four. Without excuse, Herring, a tall fighter with reach advantage, battled on and actually did very well landing some power shots in rounds four, five and six. Shafikov's challenge as the shorter but stronger fighter was to get inside, cut off the ring, and score with with Herring near or on the ropes. Shafikov patiently boxed for opportunities, and did best in round nine, where the tiring Herring got hit with a number of massive power shots but took them well and indicated to the referee he wanted to continue. In round ten, with furious power shots landing on Herring, Herring's trainer came onto the edge of the ring and stopped the bout to save his fighter from serious injury, ending the contest even though Herring wanted to continue. Herring's 15 bout resume did not include the sort of world class experience Shafikov's 40 bout resume had. Nonetheless Herring took the opportunity bout, and indicated after the bout he would be back. Shafikov, in the post fight interview, indicated Herring "was one tough customer. He took my best shots for ten rounds."

Rockyjones at 22:17, 3 July 2016

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	* In the main event of a Premier Boxing Champions televised ESPN card. [[Teddy Atlas]] provided the commentary.		* In the main event of a Premier Boxing Champions televised ESPN card. [[Teddy Atlas]] provided the commentary.

			* Number seven worldwide ranked BoxRec southpaw lightweight scored a tenth round stoppage over game but outmatched 15-0 prospect Jamal Herring. It appeared Herring injured his right hand in round two, and the left hand in round four. Without excuse, Herring, a tall fighter with reach advantage, battled on and actually did very well landing some power shots in rounds four, five and six. Shafikov's challenge as the shorter but stronger fighter was to get inside, cut off the ring, and score with with Herring near or on the ropes. Shafikov patiently boxed for opportunities, and did best in round nine, where the tiring Herring got hit with a number of massive power shots but took them well and indicated to the referee he wanted to continue. In round ten, with furious power shots landing on Herring, Herring's trainer came onto the edge of the ring and stopped the bout to save his fighter from serious injury, ending the contest even though Herring wanted to continue. Herring's 15 bout resume did not include the sort of world class experience Shafikov's 40 bout resume had. Nonetheless Herring took the opportunity bout, and indicated after the bout he would be back. Shafikov, in the post fight interview, indicated Herring "was one tough customer. He took my best shots for ten rounds."
	* Number seven worldwide ranked BoxRec southpaw lightweight scored a tenth round stoppage over game but outmatched ~~125~~-0 prospect Jamal Herring. It appeared Herring injured his right hand in round two, and the left hand in round four. Without excuse, Herring, a tall fighter with reach advantage, battled on and actually did very well landing some power shots in rounds four, five and six. Shafikov's challenge as the shorter but stronger fighter was to get inside, cut off the ring, and score with with Herring near or on the ropes. Shafikov patiently boxed for opportunities, and did best in round nine, where the tiring Herring got hit with a number of massive power shots but took them well and indicated to the referee he wanted to continue. In round ten, with furious power shots landing on Herring, Herring's trainer came onto the edge of the ring and stopped the bout to save his fighter from serious injury, ending the contest even though Herring wanted to continue. Herring's 15 bout resume did not include the sort of world class experience Shafikov's 40 bout resume had. Nonetheless Herring took the opportunity bout, and indicated after the bout he would be back. Shafikov, in the post fight interview, indicated Herring "was one tough customer. He took my best shots for ten rounds."

Rockyjones at 22:17, 3 July 2016

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	* Veteran trainer Abel Sanchez, trainer of [[Gennady Golovkin]], was in the corner of Shafikov as he trained him at for this bout at Big Sky.		* Veteran trainer Abel Sanchez, trainer of [[Gennady Golovkin]], was in the corner of Shafikov as he trained him at for this bout at Big Sky.
	* In the main event of a Premier Boxing Champions televised ESPN card. [[Teddy Atlas]] provided the commentary.		* In the main event of a Premier Boxing Champions televised ESPN card. [[Teddy Atlas]] provided the commentary.


	* Number seven worldwide ranked BoxRec southpaw lightweight scored a tenth round stoppage over game but outmatched 125-0 prospect Jamal Herring. It appeared Herring injured his right hand in round two, and the left hand in round four. Without excuse, Herring, a tall fighter with reach advantage, battled on and actually did very well landing some power shots in rounds four, five and six. Shafikov's challenge as the shorter but stronger fighter was to get inside, cut off the ring, and score with with Herring near or on the ropes. Shafikov patiently boxed for opportunities, and did best in round nine, where the tiring Herring got hit with a number of massive power shots but took them well and indicated to the referee he wanted to continue. In round ten, with furious power shots landing on Herring, Herring's trainer came onto the edge of the ring and stopped the bout to save his fighter from serious injury, ending the contest even though Herring wanted to continue. Herring's 15 bout resume did not include the sort of world class experience Shafikov's 40 bout resume had. Nonetheless Herring took the opportunity bout, and indicated after the bout he would be back. Shafikov, in the post fight interview, indicated Herring "was one tough customer. He took my best shots for ten rounds."		* Number seven worldwide ranked BoxRec southpaw lightweight scored a tenth round stoppage over game but outmatched 125-0 prospect Jamal Herring. It appeared Herring injured his right hand in round two, and the left hand in round four. Without excuse, Herring, a tall fighter with reach advantage, battled on and actually did very well landing some power shots in rounds four, five and six. Shafikov's challenge as the shorter but stronger fighter was to get inside, cut off the ring, and score with with Herring near or on the ropes. Shafikov patiently boxed for opportunities, and did best in round nine, where the tiring Herring got hit with a number of massive power shots but took them well and indicated to the referee he wanted to continue. In round ten, with furious power shots landing on Herring, Herring's trainer came onto the edge of the ring and stopped the bout to save his fighter from serious injury, ending the contest even though Herring wanted to continue. Herring's 15 bout resume did not include the sort of world class experience Shafikov's 40 bout resume had. Nonetheless Herring took the opportunity bout, and indicated after the bout he would be back. Shafikov, in the post fight interview, indicated Herring "was one tough customer. He took my best shots for ten rounds."

Rockyjones at 22:17, 3 July 2016

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	* Flash knockdown of Harring in round 2. A Shafikov overhand power shot bounced Harring off the ropes and one glove touched the canvas.		* Flash knockdown of Harring in round 2. A Shafikov overhand power shot bounced Harring off the ropes and one glove touched the canvas.


	* Veteran trainer Abel Sanchez, trainer of [[Gennady Golovkin]], was in the corner of Shafikov as he trained him at for this bout at Big Sky.		* Veteran trainer Abel Sanchez, trainer of [[Gennady Golovkin]], was in the corner of Shafikov as he trained him at for this bout at Big Sky.
			* In the main event of a Premier Boxing Champions televised ESPN card. [[Teddy Atlas]] provided the commentary.

			* Number seven worldwide ranked BoxRec southpaw lightweight scored a tenth round stoppage over game but outmatched 125-0 prospect Jamal Herring. It appeared Herring injured his right hand in round two, and the left hand in round four. Without excuse, Herring, a tall fighter with reach advantage, battled on and actually did very well landing some power shots in rounds four, five and six. Shafikov's challenge as the shorter but stronger fighter was to get inside, cut off the ring, and score with with Herring near or on the ropes. Shafikov patiently boxed for opportunities, and did best in round nine, where the tiring Herring got hit with a number of massive power shots but took them well and indicated to the referee he wanted to continue. In round ten, with furious power shots landing on Herring, Herring's trainer came onto the edge of the ring and stopped the bout to save his fighter from serious injury, ending the contest even though Herring wanted to continue. Herring's 15 bout resume did not include the sort of world class experience Shafikov's 40 bout resume had. Nonetheless Herring took the opportunity bout, and indicated after the bout he would be back. Shafikov, in the post fight interview, indicated Herring "was one tough customer. He took my best shots for ten rounds."
	* ~~In the main event of a Premier Boxing Champions televised ESPN card, number~~ seven worldwide ranked BoxRec southpaw lightweight scored a tenth round stoppage over game but outmatched 125-0 prospect Jamal Herring. It appeared Herring injured his right hand in round two, and the left hand in round four. Without excuse, Herring, a tall fighter with reach advantage, battled on and actually did very well landing some power shots in rounds four, five and six. Shafikov's challenge as the shorter but stronger fighter was to get inside, cut off the ring, and score with with Herring near or on the ropes. Shafikov patiently boxed for opportunities, and did best in round nine, where the tiring Herring got hit with a number of massive power shots but took them well and indicated to the referee he wanted to continue. In round ten, with furious power shots landing on Herring, Herring's trainer came onto the edge of the ring and stopped the bout to save his fighter from serious injury, ending the contest even though Herring wanted to continue. Herring's 15 bout resume did not include the sort of world class experience Shafikov's 40 bout resume had. Nonetheless Herring took the opportunity bout, and indicated after the bout he would be back. Shafikov, in the post fight interview, indicated Herring "was one tough customer. He took my best shots for ten rounds."

Rockyjones at 22:16, 3 July 2016

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	* Flash knockdown of Harring in round 2. A Shafikov overhand power shot bounced Harring off the ropes and one glove touched the canvas.		* Flash knockdown of Harring in round 2. A Shafikov overhand power shot bounced Harring off the ropes and one glove touched the canvas.

	* Veteran trainer Abel Sanchez, trainer of [[Gennady Golovkin]], was in the corner of Shafikov as he trained him at for this bout at ~~big~~ Sky.
			* Veteran trainer Abel Sanchez, trainer of [[Gennady Golovkin]], was in the corner of Shafikov as he trained him at for this bout at Big Sky.


	* In the main event of a Premier Boxing Champions televised ESPN card, number seven worldwide ranked BoxRec southpaw lightweight scored a tenth round stoppage over game but outmatched 125-0 prospect Jamal Herring. It appeared Herring injured his right hand in round two, and the left hand in round four. Without excuse, Herring, a tall fighter with reach advantage, battled on and actually did very well landing some power shots in rounds four, five and six. Shafikov's challenge as the shorter but stronger fighter was to get inside, cut off the ring, and score with with Herring near or on the ropes. Shafikov patiently boxed for opportunities, and did best in round nine, where the tiring Herring got hit with a number of massive power shots but took them well and indicated to the referee he wanted to continue. In round ten, with furious power shots landing on Herring, Herring's trainer came onto the edge of the ring and stopped the bout to save his fighter from serious injury, ending the contest even though Herring wanted to continue. Herring's 15 bout resume did not include the sort of world class experience Shafikov's 40 bout resume had. Nonetheless Herring took the opportunity bout, and indicated after the bout he would be back. Shafikov, in the post fight interview, indicated Herring "was one tough customer. He took my best shots for ten rounds."		* In the main event of a Premier Boxing Champions televised ESPN card, number seven worldwide ranked BoxRec southpaw lightweight scored a tenth round stoppage over game but outmatched 125-0 prospect Jamal Herring. It appeared Herring injured his right hand in round two, and the left hand in round four. Without excuse, Herring, a tall fighter with reach advantage, battled on and actually did very well landing some power shots in rounds four, five and six. Shafikov's challenge as the shorter but stronger fighter was to get inside, cut off the ring, and score with with Herring near or on the ropes. Shafikov patiently boxed for opportunities, and did best in round nine, where the tiring Herring got hit with a number of massive power shots but took them well and indicated to the referee he wanted to continue. In round ten, with furious power shots landing on Herring, Herring's trainer came onto the edge of the ring and stopped the bout to save his fighter from serious injury, ending the contest even though Herring wanted to continue. Herring's 15 bout resume did not include the sort of world class experience Shafikov's 40 bout resume had. Nonetheless Herring took the opportunity bout, and indicated after the bout he would be back. Shafikov, in the post fight interview, indicated Herring "was one tough customer. He took my best shots for ten rounds."

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* Flash knockdown of Harring in round 2. A Shafikov overhand power shot bounced Harring off the ropes and one glove touched the canvas.

* Veteran trainer Abel Sanchez, trainer of [[Gennady Golovkin]], was in the corner of Shafikov as he trained him at for this bout at big Sky.

* In the main event of a Premier Boxing Champions televised ESPN card, number seven worldwide ranked BoxRec southpaw lightweight scored a tenth round stoppage over game but outmatched 125-0 prospect Jamal Herring. It appeared Herring injured his right hand in round two, and the left hand in round four. Without excuse, Herring, a tall fighter with reach advantage, battled on and actually did very well landing some power shots in rounds four, five and six. Shafikov's challenge as the shorter but stronger fighter was to get inside, cut off the ring, and score with with Herring near or on the ropes. Shafikov patiently boxed for opportunities, and did best in round nine, where the tiring Herring got hit with a number of massive power shots but took them well and indicated to the referee he wanted to continue. In round ten, with furious power shots landing on Herring, Herring's trainer came onto the edge of the ring and stopped the bout to save his fighter from serious injury, ending the contest even though Herring wanted to continue. Herring's 15 bout resume did not include the sort of world class experience Shafikov's 40 bout resume had. Nonetheless Herring took the opportunity bout, and indicated after the bout he would be back. Shafikov, in the post fight interview, indicated Herring "was one tough customer. He took my best shots for ten rounds."