Andrzej Fonfara vs. Doudou Ngumbu & Tomoki Kameda vs. Alejandro Hernandez RBR

Round 4

Hernandez is shoved onto the ropes. Kameda lands a double left hook on the cheekbone and slaps a right on the other side, pinning Hernandez in place. Kameda steps back to give Hernandez space and take a break. Hernandez creeps forward off the ropes, high guard up, not throwing, waiting to counter. Kameda is patient, looking for openings, dancing around Hernandez. Kameda tucks up behind his arms, ducks and swerves in on Hernandez, attacking from the flank, hitting the body. Hernandez ducks and raises his guard, then backs up and parries with a jab. Kameda walks him down and twists left and right with his forearms bundled to block a Hernandez flurry jumping in. Hernandez experiments with southpaw briefly while pivoting away from Kameda. Left hook by Kameda in pursuit. Hernandez pulls straight back from a two-way exchange of short misses and is grazed by a Kameda right hand. Hernandez tosses a pair of climbing shots into the air, missing by over a foot as Kameda skips back.

10-9 Kameda

40-36 Kameda

 

Tomoki is receiving corner instructions simultaneously in Japanese and Spanish.

 

Once in a blue moon he decides he likes winning. He does have a few solid upsets to his credit.

...but mostly, as you say.

 

Stop posting about it then, ******. Mucking up my thread.