Darren Hamilton vs. Curtis Woodhouse & Tommy Coyle vs. Daniel Brizuela RBR

Round 10

Woodhouse is burning through air-jabs a bit wastefully, getting close and landing on the body. Hamilton is flurrying out from his guard, staying low and looking to keep Woodhouse at the end of his jab but not putting much snap on it. Constant low-gear pressure and body punching by Woodhouse, while Hamilton fights in more intense but shorter and more sporadic bursts.

10-9 Woodhouse, close

96-94 Woodhouse

 

Hamilton's trainer yells at him "YOU ARE THROWING IT AWAY. YOU NEED TO WORK HERE! IT HAS BEEN VERY TIGHT! :rant"

 

Round 11

Woodhouse is selling out, going for broke with left hooks on the body and overhand rights up top. Hamilton is able to duck and slip the rights and catch the hooks on the back of his right glove. Hamilton is staying calm and countering, jab as his centerpiece, flooding Woodhouse's face with it. Hamilton ties up effectively as Woodhouse mounts a late rally, throwing bombs and mostly missing. Rabbit punches by Hamilton.

10-9 Hamilton, sharper though Woodhouse might get it from judges on aggression.

105-104 Woodhouse

 

Round 12

Woodhouse is throwing hard right hands with everything he has left. Hamilton is backed onto the ropes, firing back with left and right uppercuts. Left hook on the jaw by Woodhouse pressing in on him. Hamilton is forced to pull him into a hug. Ref asks for a break. Hard jabs by Woodhouse. LOOPING RIGHT on the face by Woodhouse. Short left hook by Woodhouse following Hamilton across the ring. Jab on the body by Woodhouse. Hamilton seeks refuge on the ropes, BIG leaping left hook dragged into the body by Woodhouse. Hamilton starts to open up with jabs and 1-2s as Woodhouse tires with a minute left. Woodhouse flops onto Hamilton and rests. Break. Hamilton puts Woodhouse in a headlock. Hamilton is walking forward, bowstring drawn back and hammer cawked with the right, not throwing it just yet, directing Woodhouse where he wants him, almost into a corner, Woodhouse turns, pushed into the ropes.

10-9 Woodhouse

115-113 Woodhouse