Jack Catterall vs. Regis Prograis & Jimmy Joe Flint vs. Campbell Hatton II - Round by Round.

I've seen this so many times now, a boxer slipping awkwardly on the logos on the ring mat. This should never be the case. The ring canvas should not be slick at all. They need to use a material that will not get slick from moisture or coatings. But, if I were a coach in the corner, I would find out in advance what the canvas will be like and choose proper boxing shoes. No excuse for allowing your guy to be slipping around the ring. Even if that means spraying Stickum on the soles of your fighter's shoes.

 

How'd McCormack look, Serge?

 

Really?.

 

He looks at his best when the opponent stands in front of him and lets him rip quick combinations. He was poor going back the way in this one, Prograis landed some obvious overhand lefts where Catterall didn't move his head and his lead hand is low. He's cute but he's not exactly Pernell Whitaker. The first fight with Taylor may well end up his best performance, ironically.

 

Prograis v Holloway in BKFC - sign me up.

 

Currently yes, but maybe he will learn to be more aggressive when needed to like JMM did. But I doubt it, it takes a special fighter to be able to keep evolving late in their career and as much as I like Catterall he's never come across to me as being special. He's very good at what he does but is also very limited because he can only fight one way.

 

Dammmit! Was hungover all day yesterday after seeing the mighty Xentrix on Friday so missed this one after admitting defeat and going to bed early, but looks like it panned out much as expected - Catterall mobile and Regis unable to close. Though Catterall getting to KDs was a surprise

 

Prograis wild as hell looked like a club brawler , right time to call it a day... Caterall looked good .. not my favourite style of fighting but some decent fights to be made

 

Holloway looked awful v Topuria, without leg kicks he wouldn`t offer much, he`s too easy to hit.