ESPN2 TNF: Mauricio Herrera vs. Ji Hoon Kim & Miguel Acosta vs. Miguel Gonzalez RBR

That was some good action!!

 

100 - 90 Herrera
Complete outclassing of a fighter as there can ever be.
Kim needs to retired before he loses mental capabilities

 

Hell of a card. Both fights had a lot of action.

Too bad getting out to Corona is a pain in the ass

 

Round 10

They hold each other by the neck. Split. Kim lunges with a right hand and Herrera ducks in going to the body. Another mutual hold. Split. Kim presses forward and taps some hooks on the side of Herrera's face while Herrera drums into his chest with uppercuts. Kim flops onto Herrera against the ropes. Clinch. Break. Wild leaping left uppercut by Kim, scraping against Herrera's crossed arms. Clinch. Wrestle. Break by Lou Moret. Herrera slashes to the body with both arms, raising them before Kim can find him with his widely looped punches. Fat body shots by Kim, wrists smacking into Herrera's biceps and tucked elbows. Herrera is clinching effectively in between counter uppercuts, conserving his energy but clearly dog tired. Kim is trying to split his guard and shove out of clinches to flurry hard, but simply can't find any consistent accuracy.

10-9 Herrera

100-90 Herrera

 

Kim's defense is a four letter word, Teddy. "Hole" has four letters, no..?

 

:good

I just wish either one had ended within the distance.

(I wanted to see Shelestyuk! :|)

 

Then he could just post on ESB like you.

 

m-y-t-h :think

 

I wish Kim's trainers would get off the old school, Joe Frazier, Holyfield style with their fighter. Kim cannot body punch and wastes a lot of energy on those inside flurries. If he wants to be aggressive let him be, but that is overkill. That **** gets boxers killed.

 

Oh ****, and Shelestyuk was taking a big leap up in class in only his sophomore effort.

His opponent Brandon Adams is 10-0 (6)!! :shock:

The result still isn't up on Boxrec either, which might indicate that it's still to come as a walkout bout at the venue. We almost certainly would've been able to see it live had either of the co-features concluded early. :desk

 

Teddy Atlas has it 98-92 to Herrera

 

Official cards:

Max DeLuca 99-91
Pat Connolly 99-91
Marty Denkin 98-92

UD for Mauricio Herrera

 

Fraizer is getting a statue

 

N-o-n-e. :deal

 

I don't quite think it is right to compare Kim's style to Frazier or Holyfield, it isn't anything like it.

Speaking of Joe, about damn time he got a statue, city of Philly shouldn't have paid for it though.