Jack Robert Culcay-Keth vs. Bakhram Sait-Khamzatovich Murtazaliev - Round by Round.

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  1. McGrain

    McGrain Diamond Dog Staff Member

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    Jesus Christ. Culcay will get a paycheck, he deserves it. Must have eaten 30 flush power-shots that round.

    Referee calls it and is right to do so - I'd argue he should have stepped in sooner, but @The Professor would feel a disturbance in the force and arrive on the forum to tell me off.

    Murtazaliev TKO11 Culcay.
     
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  2. PinoyProdigy

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    What a finish by Murtazaliev. What heart by Culcay, fighting back after the initial onslaught and almost surviving the round. Congrats to the new world champ.
     
  3. CST80

    CST80 The Hesitant Nihilist Staff Member

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    ****!!!!! ****!!!!! ****!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:ohno
     
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  4. venbox

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    Unexpectedly great fight. Culcay took an insane amount of punishment before finally succumbing in rd. 11. Kudos to both warriors.
     
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  5. Saintsmike1986

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    Great fight - props to both guys. I was concerned the ref didn't stop it sooner as Culcay was getting bashed around the ring in the 11th. He should probably call it a day, very good career but he doesn't need to be taking anymore punishment like that for the sake of his health!
     
  6. Chuck Norris

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    Egis Kilmas did a great job with Murtazaliev. Helped him get tons of step aside cash and now managed him to win the IBF belt against a past his best Culcay.

    Too bad anyone in the top 10 will absolutely murder Murtazaliev.

    :headbash
     
  7. McGrain

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    140 is weirdly deep at the shallow end. Russel, Barboza, Spark, Sandor Martin, Brandun Lee, Ananyan, Valenzuela, Ken Sims, Elvis Rodriguez, Turarov, Paro, Ortiz and now Murtazaliev. If boxing was worth 10 percent of what it should be these guys would be squaring up to earn top ten berths for themslves.

    As it is, one of them just won a supposed world title...
     
  8. CST80

    CST80 The Hesitant Nihilist Staff Member

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    Murtazaliev and Culcay are both 154.
     
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  9. McGrain

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    Yeah, I really confused myself there.

    154 isn't nearly as radical outside the sort of very best but the ten is defo harder to crack. We shall see I suppose.
     
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  10. McGrain

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    Maybe Tony Harrison is up for a cash out?
     
  11. CST80

    CST80 The Hesitant Nihilist Staff Member

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    154 is the pits right now, and seeing that Murtazaliev struggled mightily with an old retirement age Culcay, I doubt he stands a chance against Tim, Fundora and especially Madrimov. Not even sure he gets past Bohachuk or Butaev.
     
  12. McGrain

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    There's some rust around though. If Michel Soro hasn't retired in disgust he could maybe get him out again - Kurbanov might be a more likely fight that said. Jesus Ramos is a year without a win. No big money fights for him though.
     
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