Artem Sergeevich Suslenkov vs. Criștian Ciocan & Dmitry Kudryashov vs. Fernando Rodrigues Jr. RBR

Seems we peaked with Gadzhiev vs. Chernikov, unless Suslenkov vs. Hammer ends up being really good.

 

Main card's on, same link.

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David Igorevich Surov vs. Svyatoslav Dmitrievich Teterin II, 4 rounds @ heavyweight

 

Lots of nervous energy in there...ref needed to break up a dozen clinches and warned about rabbit punches already in the 1st.

 

Yeah, weird posture, shoulders rigidly hiked more than halfway up his neck and hands floating just above his waist.

 

Surov has a lot of self-belief hurling that right hand down the pipe but isn't really setting it up with anything (or watching out he doesn't get hit while telegraphing it)

 

Some absolutely WILD swinging (and missing) of power shots both ways in R3 prompts the commentators to both laugh and repeatedly shout "Meksika, Meksika!" ("Mexico, Mexico!")

 

1 - Surov
2 - Teterin
3 - Teterin
4 - Surov

Sloppy AF. More headlocks applied than punches landed in the last round.

 

If the official judges don't score it a draw, then one man is about to be crowned the Grand Prix champion...which speaks to just how low-quality a tournament it was, because they're both ass.

 

Official cards:

...in Russian x3

UD for Surov, who is handed a giant 500,000 ruble check along with the honors.

 

@Aburius how'd you have that?