Alexander Dimitrenko vs. Miljan Rovčanin & Fātiḥ Keleş vs. Rénald Garrido II RBR

Garrido liked & retweeted me!!

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Eeeeek I'm fangirling so hard.

 

You said you could beat a heavyweight that beat James Toney

 

I'm not sure where you see a contextual tie between what you quoted and what you replied.

 

WOW just watched these fights that Keles win was bull****, People who bring up close fights like Horn vs Pacquio and the 1st Ward vs Kov fight as huge robberies need to watch this fight to see what a real robbery looks like

 

How dare they rob a son of Italy! And Attou is barely even French.

The EBU must order immediate rematch.

 

Years ago when I was doing work for the Klitschkos, when the Klitschkos were fighting for Universum, Klaus-Peter Kohl, Dimitrenko looked as if he would have a good career, but he has turned out to be not to good, a disappointment. Of course Klitschkos left Universum and formed K-2 Promotions..............................don't really what happened to Dimitrenko, but looks like he will never win a title.......................

 

Dimitrenko used to get mentioned - by serious boxing people no less - as having the potential to be a competitive opponent for either K bro. This was even after he lost to Chambers. I never understood it. He isn't fast, he isn't smart, and his punching technique isn't very neat and orderly. He's just tall and rangy with moderate power. Nothing unique or special about him.

 

Thank you! I was thinking of that actually, Ryōta Murata vs. Hassan N'Dam N'Jikam I as well, yes everybody agrees Murata ought to have won but nobody thinks it was a literal shutout where he was dominantly kicking HNN's ass with HNN doing zero good work in response the entire way. That's what happened in Danyo vs. Zharovsky (a sort of miniature version of Murata vs. HNN, except less competitive and so more of a robbery) and to an even greater extent in Keleş vs. Garrido yesterday.

Horn vs. Pacquiao, don't even get me started. That wasn't even a bad decision. Horn won. The unwashed masses (and the unwashed Teddy Atlas) just got that one flat out wrong.

 

Sprott lost to Ali Eren Demirezen via TKO5.

 

Goran Delić lost in the main event, also to an unbeaten Turk. He was stopped in the 1st round, suggesting the 44 year old Bosnian will not enjoy much success in his new campaign after jumping up to heavyweight. Delić's previous two losses were stoppages at Cruiser at the hands of Firat Arslan (TKO6) last year and Juan Carlos Gómez (TKO5, injury) in 2014.

 

Keleş vs. Garrido, rounds 1-5:

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Keleş vs. Garrido, rounds 6-10:

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