Artur Szpilka vs. Sergei Oleksandrovych Radchenko & Paweł Stępień vs. Geard Ajetovic RBR

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Stream:

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Halfway through:

Przemysław Zyśk vs. Vasyl Kurasov, 8 rounds @ light middleweight

 

Zyśk in the "funfetti" trunks (white streaked with bright colorful paint splash patterns) and sporting the dark left bicep tattoo. He seems to be matched fairly evenly with the Ukrainian visitor, in red with a white band around his waist. Zyśk is 11-0 (4) and Kurasov is 11-4 (6).

 

You that much of a believer in Radchenko (who's riding a three loss streak, with just a single victory in his last six outings, now 7-5 having lost all his steps up in the pros) or just think Pin is a fallen and spent force?

 

Kurasov was acquitting himself very well but gets dropped early in round eight, could bite him in the ass on the judges' cards...

 

Official cards:

in Polish x3

UD for Zyśk

 

A lot of Poles on Twitter felt Kurasov nicked it, and even those who scored it for Zyśk think he needs a lot of technical improvement. They're right.

 

Paweł Stępień vs. Geard Ajetovic, 8 rounds @ light heavyweight

 

Stępień vs. Ajetovic is supposed to be the co-main event (or so I thought), but I can't find any info regarding Fedir Cherkashyn vs. Patrick Mendy (8 rounds @ middleweight) already having taken place on the undercard.

I was hoping to see how Mendy fared in his fifth battle in Poland (he is 1-3 so far, but got - IMO - robbed of at least a draw last time out versus Robert Parzęczewski).

Cherkashyn is the prospect that blitzed Guido Pitto in a round last October.