Amir Khan vs. Zab Judah RBR

Round 2

Double left hook by Quillin. LeHoullier backs up and pushes his hands out, pantomiming punches but really just trying to pick off Quillin's shots and literally punch them out of the air. Quillin's clay pigeons are zipping past LeHoullier's bullets and nosediving on him. Quillin keeps backing him up and tapping him with long whip jabs. LeHoullier manages to get one straight right hand to land and momentarily slow Quillin, but the reprieve doesn't last long. Quillin turns up jabs from the waist, and narrowly dodges another right hand by LeHoullier. Quillin is open to the right, as the commentator points out - and LeHoullier seems to know it but can't quite exploit it.

20-18 Quillin

 

LeHoullier's corner sounds so desperate.

They're saying to "Get it over with" and score a third round KO. Right. Just like that.

 

Round 3

Quillin jabs his way in, hitting LeHoullier with a few uppercuts up close. Quillin is in no hurry, just walking his man down and tattooing him - most everything working behind the stiff jab. LeHoullier just keeps giving ground, and having his head snapped back by the occasional flush jab. Quillin folds in the middle to slip a pair of jabs from LeHoullier and then works a quick left hook to the body. Now some more uppercuts inside. Quillin reaches out to hit LeHoullier but winds up just leaning down on his back with his arms as LeHoullier ducks. Quillin easily makes LeHoullier miss a jab by a couple of inches by simply tucking in his chin.

30-27 Quillin

 

Round 4

LeHoullier throws a hard right, but Quillin's flies straighter and truer home. Now Quillin starts to hook his way inside, and then swoop down and turn up while carving LeHoullier up with diagonal slashes. Quillin rolls his shoulders in front of LeHoullier, who just watches and waits. Big combo by Quillin, finishing with a hard left hook to the face. LeHoullier ducks down and tries to line up a big overhand right but gets force-fed a check hook instead. LeHoullier is showing a good chin here.

40-36 PKCQ

 

Khan and Judah will enter the ring directly after this is over. About 35 minutes.

 

Before this, his best name beaten was Brinkley. So far LeHoullier has outlasted Brinkley, though. :yep

He has stood up to better shots, too.