Lucas Browne vs. Travis Walker & Jake Carr vs. Serge Yannick RBR

Round 4

Browne is gaining confidence, trotting in with right hands past the lazy Walker jab. Walker sticks out his tongue at Browne, taunting as he circles from a safe distance with his arms down. Walker throws gangly combinations from outside, bowling in uppercuts and lashing with overhands with both fists, having to regain his balance by spreading out his wingspan and doing a little wave each time. Walker is having lots of trouble keeping his feet steadily planted when he throws anything. Browne steps forward and lands a stiff jab on Walker as he circles far out, left carried in that sling by his side.

10-9 Browne

37-37

 

Well, actually... :yep

Despite having knockdowns both ways, this has been a snooze.

They have been timid and unwilling to commit by turns. (Browne in the first two, Walker in 3 & 4)

 

Round 5

Browne is moving forward and letting both hands go, showing a bit of surprising hand speed in combination. Hooks and short rights back Walker into the ropes, where he is forced to swap blows to get free. Neither man is landing square on the button, although more leather is being thrown early here than any time in the 1st-4th. Walker is very negative, backing up and squatting (with that unsteady balance, as though on knees made of melting butter) to jab the body. Browne catches him in a squat with a stiff left jab on the mouth and missile of a right by the ear, causing Walker to make the short trip down to fully on his knees. Walker recovers and spoils the round out.

10-8 Browne

47-45 Browne

 

...and they're probably both nearing E on the gas tank.

Heavyweights. :-(