Jamel William Herring vs. Carl Frampton, MBE & Tursynbay Kulakhmet vs. Heber Rondon RBR.

Man.. I fell asleep.. why they start with this fight lol

 

Round 1: 10-9 Al Bloushi
Round 2: 10-9 Suraj

Suraj has zero power and even less technique but he's coming out aggressively throwing everything he has. He's landing some shots here and outworking Al Bloushi who isn't landing much clean this round. Big left hook lands for Al Bloushi. Suraj landing a straight right.

 

Round 1. Al Bloushi 10-9
Round 2. Al Bloushi 10-9 close

 

Round 1: 10-9 Al Bloushi
Round 2: 10-9 Suraj
Round 3: 10-9 Al Bloushi

Suraj finding some success early but Al Bloushi hurts him with a left hook to the body and follows up with a double left hook to the head which rocked him as well. Both fighting head to head for the rest of the round and Al Bloushi has slightly more success.

 

Round 1. Al Bloushi 10-9
Round 2. Al Bloushi 10-9 close
Round 3. Al Bloushi 10-9

 

Round 1: 10-9 Al Bloushi
Round 2: 10-9 Suraj
Round 3: 10-9 Al Bloushi
Round 4: 10-9 Suraj

Suraj knocks him off balance with a left hook to the body and Al Bloushi going down but ruled a slip for corrupt reasons. Suraj outworking Al Bloushi, both not landing a lot clean so his output edged it.

38-38 even

 

Barry give Suraj some credit mate.

 

Round 1. Al Bloushi 10-9
Round 2. Al Bloushi 10-9 close
Round 3. Al Bloushi 10-9
Round 4. Suraj 10-9 close

Al Bloushi 39-37

Al Bloushi may have gotten away with a KD in the last round there.

 

Al Bloushi wins an Unanimous Decision. No scores announced. Home cooked **** but who cares. Not even the loser cares.

 

Sounds like hes spent his life in the states.

 

Nah, in Dubai the higher class speaks perfect English. Once i was there i thought i'm in the middle of NYC.

 

I'm favouring Herring 116 - 112

 

Keyshawn Davis vs. Richman Ashelley 6 rounds @ Lightweight

 

Aye, I think a lot of international schools are run by Americans or use US teaching materials. I've met people from all over the World who speak English with a faintly American accent, despite never visiting there.

I remember meeting a Swiss bloke while touring Egypt who had a US accent. An American tourist we met congratulated him on his perfect "American"... and then told me in a pitying manner that I was doing quite well too, and at least I was trying. I told her I was English but she seemingly didn't know that English was the name of the language she spoke!

 

Could some of it be tv. I figure most English speaking media is probably from the U.S.? Don't know myself only ever been out of the US to get to Windsor Canada