Carl Froch vs. Yusaf Mack & Tony Bellew vs. Roberto Bolonti RBR

Round 4

Cardle is walking into a few sweeping lefts in order to shepherd Aguilar where he wants him with his 1-2. Point deduction from Aguilar for slamming into Cardle to initiate a clinch and resulting in a headbutt. A few exchanges with Cardle dropping rights over the top from his hip as Aguilar hacks sidelong with both arms to catch him on the way in. Cardle is moving his head while chucking in his right hands behind the jab, and either slipping or rolling with Aguilar's counters.

10-8 Cardle

40-34 Cardle

 

Round 5

Cardle is stalking with his back arched and head stuck out like a prow lady. Jabs and rights dropped in by Cardle from a low-armed stance while walking Aguilar down and keeping him sliding his back along the ropes. Minimal counters returned by Aguilar.

10-9 Cardle

50-43 Cardle

 

Round 6

Aguilar is turned southpaw and trying to draw Cardle into range for counters, but getting caught by the quicker jabs of the Brit. Cardle fires in combination during a few exchanges, taking a shot here and there but landing two or three by turn for each. Aguilar is throwing all his punches backing up. Frequent push-in clinches by Aguilar.

10-9 Cardle

60-52 Cardle

 

:good

This is probably it for the undercard, unless we get a peek at Kerry Hope's comeback. (six rounds scheduled, would fit the remaining time near enough... :think)

 

I actually might've preferred to see Hope vs. Szekeres rather than this. :!:

 

Do you mean Jim Watt?

A) He's Scottish.

B) He's a legend, and knows this sport better than most American commentators.