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

Nice finish by Fonfara.

 

Fonfara-Doo Doo was a really entertaining fight. Rematch?


I had it 6-4 Fonfara.

 

Fonfara just eeked it out for me. Close, but I thought he edged it on the cleaner power punches as the fight wore on.

Not a bad fight, but one that shows Fonfara is what he is at this level. Closer to fringe contender than champion material, but you can't really take him lightly despite looking just OK. Stevenson shouldn't have gone life and death with him, but he's probably the kind of fighter that's harder to fight in the ring than he looks on film.

 

I wouldn't mind seeing Ngumbu again.


He makes fun, weird-looking fights.

 

Very disappointing from Fonfara, especially when he had him rocked in the 5th and didn't show any killer instinct. Ngumbu was laughably uncoordinated and he still couldn't capitalise, puts the performance against Adonis in perspective.

 

Also so much bloody holding, really frustrating fight to watch.

 

I scored it 97-93 for Fonfara.


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Fonfara: "I injured my right hand, beginning of the 4th. Same hand I had surgery last year but I hope it's not as bad as last time" #boxing

 

Stevenson is what I called athletic boxer, one that relies on athletic gifts. He keeps his hands low and everything predictably sets up his left hand. He's really not that skilled and he hasn't show the ability to adapt down the stretch.

Kovalev has a much better skillset than Stevenson both offensively and defensively.

 

Entertaining fight. Some of the commentators' scoring was contrary to mine. In the 2nd round they gave it to doo-doo but I disagree because to me AF was landing legitimate punches on legitimate areas while DN landed a lot of slaps and forearm shivers to the side of the neck and shoulders that snapped Fonfara's head dramatically on several occasions but still those weren't legitimate punches to legitimate targets.

I don't see Fonfara going any farther than he already is though. He seemed to lack any sense of urgency when he had Ngumbu hurt, no lateral movement, no upper body movement, no head movement. He has a "stone wall defense" and like they say a man with a hammer will destroy that stone wall.