RCC Promotions: Ravshanbek Soibjon Ogli Umurzaqov vs. Esneiker Jesús Correa Pinto RBR

Kalitsky got hit with some absolute dumb-dumb combos roped out straight (ish) at his jaw, letting himself get trapped on the ropes after Castillo wormed his way past some wide uppercuts. 4th to Castillo, 38-38.

Kalitsky then became very left hook reliant in the fifth - maybe the right hand is hurt? Kalitsky only throwing it occasionally in a half-hearted looping feint. Both missing a lot, but Castillo grinding in close and drowning him in volume. 48-47 Castillo

Kalitsky hurts Castillo in round six with a hook and then batters him against the ropes but cannot finish him off with just one hand. Kalitsky sometimes forgetting about the wounded paw and flinging hard roundhouse full-power rights, usually into Castillo's body, and wincing as they land. Kalitsky swarming Castillo with mostly jabs and hooks. Winded and clearly affected by some of the body shots, Castillo is shuffling away, dodging by draping himself over an invisible clothesline, flailing with defensive combos, and pressing in to clinch. Kalitsky slipping virtually all of his shots with only minimal upper body slickness, and staying in close. 10-9 Kalitsky, 57-57.

Kalitsky retains control in the seventh, using leans, shimmies and twists, slipping Castillo's hooks and raking combos at close range. Kalitsky patiently jabbing his face off and mixing in some body shots inside. Using the right hand sparingly. 10-9 Kalitsky, 67-66 Kalitsky

Kalitsky tiring himself in round eight, getting touched by a few of the utterly exhausted Castillo's weak slaps across his jawline, but Kalitsky managing to land more often and with more conviction. 10-9 Kalitsky, 77-75 Kalitsky

 

Oh shit, my apologies! Hope she's alright man.

 

Round 9

Kalitsky is still more or less in control despite being more or less one-handed and not exactly setting the world afire with his work rate. Castillo's gas tank has been depleted for a few rounds now, he's running on fumes, just going through his proverbial motions and pushing his punches. Kalitsky is carrying both arms low to conserve his own energy, which is fine because Castillo is telegraphing everything he throws so Kalitsky has plenty of time for defensive maneuvers. Nothing momentous landed clean in this round, just a lot of chipping away by Kalitsky, throwing in short bursts, while Castillo lays the odd well-timed jab between his teeth and otherwise misses.

10-9 Kalitsky

87-84 Kalitsky

 

Round 10

Kalitsky is lobbing a predictable 1-2, not very tidy or straight, and Castillo is able to roll under it and come up hooking. Castillo has found a second wind and has Kalitsky a bit hurt, pressing him into the ropes, but cannot maintain. Kalitsky recovers and now jumps in flurrying. They both miss shoeshines at point-blank range. This is kangaroo boxing. Left-right by Kalitsky, the first shot caught on Castillo's right arm while the second whistles past his neck. They both drop overhands in a phonebooth and neither really gets one to connect flush.

10-9 Castillo

96-94 Kalitsky

 

...even @CST80 will do this, actually on a fairly regular basis, and it baffles me. I don't care how obscure a card may be, if you're on a boxing forum, I can't for the life of me wrap my head around mucking around in an off-topic lounge (or any other section that...you know, isn't time-sensitive) instead of digesting the live boxing that is taking place.

 

Official cards:

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UD (there weren't even Russian words or dramatic pauses to suggest it was a split or majority) for Kalitsky