Marco Huck vs. Ran Nakash & Robert Helenius vs. Samuel Peter RBR

Round 10

Huck backs up, lands uppercuts, and ties up. Nakash approaches, swings, misses, and leans in. Story of the fight. This round is a microcosm. Huck now lands some punishing downward right hands to the back of the head. Nakash jerks him to the ropes. Hard flurry coming forward by Nakash, too wide. Huck backs away and pokes out his right hand, almost using it like a jab but still in the orthodox stance.

99-91 Huck but more competitive than the score makes it sound.

 

I could definitely see people scoring a lot of these round for Nakash on pure aggression.

Granted, they'd be wrong...but I could see why they might knowing what criteria some people use...:yep

 

bodhi and NS, stop fighting! :nono

I don't have time to figure out who started it right now.

Just...

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Round 11

Slamming right hands from Nakash. Quite an engine on this guy. Huck seems to want to cruise to victory, and is tired of holding off Nakash's nonstop attacks. Nakash keeps pumping the overhand right...over and over. Huck is still effective with his pattern of landing uppercuts, backing away, and tying up. Nakash just does not quit. Huck throws several rights to the body while Nakash physically shoves him across the ring. Huck goes down to one knee, just off balance.

Ran Nakash is very likely about to last the distance; unless Huck's temperament changes drastically in the 12th.

 

12th and FINAL ROUND!

Nakash comes running forward with a right hand. Clinch. Huck is getting crashed and banged to the corners and ropes before every tie-up. Huck spins his right hand on the wrist behind himself. Huck throws some hard uppercuts now, making a half-ass attempt to score the stoppage. Nakash isn't going down that easy. Flush right uppercuts and overhands land for Huck, set up by some nice double jabs to the face. Nakash just takes everything and comes forward with a steel will. Nakash keeps throwing his short jabs and overhand rights, missing badly as Huck takes half-steps diagonally back. Nakash keeps trying. Nakash puts his arms out wide and tries to pull Huck in close to take a breather and reset. Cortez breaks them up. Huck unloads!! BIG PUNCHES TO THE FACE!!! NAKASH LEANS IN!!! Huck lands a big right!!!

No KO.

 

Well, the fat lady isn't singing yet.

If Nakash somehow wins on the cards, it will be the strangest circumstances of a world title changing hands ever.

I gave him one round.

 

Robert Hoyle (vegas) 118-110
Rocky Young (miami) 118-110
third judge (name and hometown inaudible) 116-112

Huck