Showtime: Brandon Lee Figueroa vs. Stephen Fulton Jr. & Ra'eese Aleem vs. Eduardo Baez RBR.

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  1. P4PMayweather

    P4PMayweather Member Full Member

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    no i actually like canelo as a fighter. Has nothing to do with floyd smh, its not that deep
     
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  2. CST80

    CST80 The Hesitant Nihilist Staff Member

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    Brandon managed to outland him in almost every round and hurt him in several as well as throw 334 more and land 45 more. The fix was in from the outset.
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  3. P4PMayweather

    P4PMayweather Member Full Member

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    from those stats, it looks like the right guy won
     
  4. CST80

    CST80 The Hesitant Nihilist Staff Member

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    How is that exactly? Considering Figueroa outlanded him in 8 out of 12 rounds. Oddly enough the exact score I had.
     
  5. Maidanas Gun Tattoo

    Maidanas Gun Tattoo Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Lol thanks.
     
  6. Dangerwood84

    Dangerwood84 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    It was a blatant robbery, yes they both were trading good shots but when one guy is the constant aggressor ( Brandon ) he must get preference, he clearly won the fight. This sport if it isn't already doomed then it will be if you don't favour the guy trying to make the fight! These PBC ****ers always get the rub of the green.
     
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  7. JunlongXiFan

    JunlongXiFan Boxing Addict Full Member

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    R1: 10-9 Fulton
    R2: 10-9 Fulton
    R3: 10-9 Fulton
    R4: 10-9 Fulton
    R5: 10-9 Figueroa, close
    R6: 10-9 Figueroa
    R7: 10-9 Fulton (My friend scored it for Figueroa)
    R8: 10-10
    R9: 10-9 Figueroa
    R10: 10-9 Figueroa
    R11: 10-9 Fulton
    R12: Fulton (My friend scored it for Figueroa)

    116-113 Fulton for me, 115-114 Figueroa for my friend.

    Fulton looked much improved here compared to his fights vs Khegai and Lopez. He was also sharp despite being clearly fatigued later on. He was a fairly one handed boxer early in his career, and unable to fight on the inside. This fight showed that he was improving, he was able to do things he couldn't just a couple fights before. Also, he showed that while he's weak to the body, he's not weak to the body. Fulton was rarely phased by the body punches landed by Fig.

    Also, Fulton listened to his corner a lot more than Fig, and I think that played a pivotal role in this fight.