Adrien Jerome Broner vs. Jovanie Santiago & Robert Easter Jr. vs. Ryan Martin RBR.

Breazeale wasting energy on these ineffective wide hooks. If I was him, I do the big George Forman strategy, just keep a high guard and use a straight 1-2 at this point, the most energy efficient option.

 

working my core later in yoga class, so it might just get revisited.

 

Breazeale could have won this fight if he had a tight guard and maul walling up close, he is exchanging at range too much.

 

This has all the elegance of a brick in a washing machine.

 

Round 1. Wallin 10-9
Round 2. Wallin 10-9
Round 3. Wallin 10-9
Round 4. Wallin 10-9
Round 5. Wallin 10-9
Round 6. Wallin 10-9 close
Round 7. Wallin 10-9
Round 8. Wallin 10-9
Round 9. Wallin 10-9 close

 

This is how Breazeale always fights...

Defend punches with his face and hope for the lucky punch. He always does this.

It fails primarily when he faces someone who just hits too damn hard. AJ. Wilder.

But Wallin doesn't have that power. It's still a bit riskier for Wallin than people are saying. Wallin is quite skilled, so it's unlikely, but still possible.

 

wallin is slowing down

 

the valdez-berchelt fight is starting now

 

Breazeale still there, no quit in him, still trying at the end of the round. Trying to test Wallin's stamina, he has used his legs a lot in the fight, has to close this out.

 

What am I watching?

Breazeale has caught some life

 

Valdez fight starting

 

There is certainly no lack of heart of will from brazeale but how much of a sadistic of a trainer you have to be to let this go on any longer. I suspect brazeale has broken something in his face early in the fight

 

Round 1. Wallin 10-9
Round 2. Wallin 10-9
Round 3. Wallin 10-9
Round 4. Wallin 10-9
Round 5. Wallin 10-9
Round 6. Wallin 10-9 close
Round 7. Wallin 10-9
Round 8. Wallin 10-9
Round 9. Wallin 10-9 close
Round 10. Wallin 10-9