DAZN: Justis Pieter Huni vs. Troy Pilcher & Lucas Miller vs. Clay Anthony James Waterman RBR

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  1. IntentionalButt

    IntentionalButt FROM THE RIVER TO THE SEA Full Member

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    Round 1

    Pilcher is very jittery, bouncing in place and popping a jab. Pilcher falls into a clinch, shoving Huni against the ropes. Huni bobbing & weaving a bit, calmer than Pilcher but still also not finding much accuracy or rhythm to his offense. Just a smattering of power shots from both as they repeatedly fall together in clinches. Mostly nervous jabs from behind a high guard. Pilcher against moves Huni onto the ropes and works the body. Pilcher lands a straight right hand counter down the middle as Huni winds up and misses an overhand right at mid-range. Left hook on the nads by Huni slipping in past a Pilcher jab. Ref mightn't have seen that. Huni counters Pilcher charging in with a right hand with a big left hook. Pilcher rocked a bit, shakes it off and remains aggressive. Pilcher falling in with his chin high throwing straight combos and Huni catches him with a right hand up top and left hook on the body.

    10-9 Huni, very close - honestly would've been a Pilcher round but for that big hook late.
     
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    Pilcher is waving his left arm, feinting the jab as he continues to hop in place. Huni starts to settle in, jabbing the nose and hooking the body. Pilcher lands a 1-2 flush on the face. Huni covers up, raising his bent arms to deflect some followup shots off his elbows. Pilcher shoving Huni against the ropes and working the body again. Wide roundhouse rights on the flank by Huni until the ref calls for a break. Huni fakes an overhand right stepping in to follow Pilcher to ring center and instead uncorks a huge left hook on the chin on his next step. Pilcher hurt. Combos to body and head from Huni. Pilcher wincing and backing up. HUGE left hook by Huni. 1-2 by Pilcher, standing his ground. Pilcher clinches. Pilcher pulls an uppercut and grazes Huni with a hook. Massive shovel hooks on the body from Huni. Pilcher being worn down. Enormous left hook up top by Huni. Pilcher all over the place, wobbling into a corner as Huni pummels him. Ref waves it off immediately as Pilcher sinks to a seated position.

    TKO2!!
     
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    Third post, Rummy. You know I always provide the deets! :lol:
     
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    Clay "The Weapon" Waterman this morning became the first two-time holder of the Australian light heavyweight title since Tim Bell in 2005.

    With a lineage of more than a century (111 years in fact) the belt has been held by the likes of Dave Sands, Tony Mundine, and Paul Briggs.
     
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  6. KO KIDD

    KO KIDD Loyal Member Full Member

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    Waterman looked good, great knockdown good sneaky right hand. Liked that jab he snapped miller's head with earlier in the round
     
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  7. Sandman_

    Sandman_ The Phoenix flew & the Big Fish knew Full Member

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    Good win by Justis against an opponent who wasn't a no-hoper & who gave a decent effort. I think he needs a few more of the same to start building momentum. Getting good opponents for him domestically is going to cost money though so let's see how that plays out.
     
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  8. KO KIDD

    KO KIDD Loyal Member Full Member

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    Huni looked good, quick big man with some athleticism and punch variety. His body punching was outstanding too though he did stray low a few times. I look forward to seeing more from him
     
  9. MidniteProwler

    MidniteProwler Fab 4. Mayor of Aussie Boxing Full Member

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    Some good fights in Australia for Pilcher I would love to see him in with Grach, Murray and Talivaa.
     
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  10. Sandman_

    Sandman_ The Phoenix flew & the Big Fish knew Full Member

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    Pilcher showed grit. Not afraid to step into the ring with a more fancied opponent & give his all. There was no Lubin in him.
     
  11. MidniteProwler

    MidniteProwler Fab 4. Mayor of Aussie Boxing Full Member

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    Yep Huni was smart to fight fire with fire because he could've been in for a long night if he just stuck to his usual boxing style. Pilcher would give our other domestic heavyweights hell him and Grach could be a real fire fight.
    Yep Lubin running like his fellow countryman the Houston Hare.
     
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  12. CST80

    CST80 The Hesitant Nihilist Staff Member

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    Jai needs to cool it, Chris just fought like a month ago. Quite frankly I'm not sure he wants that smoke, Okolie and Riakporhe who've KO'd far more impressive opponents, couldn't put a dent in CBS, why the hell does Opetaia think he will? If he doesn't stop Chris early, I'm not sure he's going to like a double barrel hook machine teeing off on him for the last four rounds.
     
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  13. thehook13

    thehook13 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    You can't doubt his competitive spirit and willingness to get unifications made. Nothing will come to him if he just sits quietly and waits politely until Chris to feels like fighting him. Opetaia is throwing down the gauntlet and he is backing himself to win as champion should.

    If Chris is not up to it then he needs to make it clear sooner than later. Jai will shame him for a duck.
     
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  14. ipswich express

    ipswich express Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    The proposed date is in Oct in Saudi Arabia. Meanwhile CBS and Shalom are trying to negotiate with Ramirez, so they're not concerned about CBS fighting a month ago. Quack!
     
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  15. CST80

    CST80 The Hesitant Nihilist Staff Member

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    CBS hasn't ducked anyone on his way up the ladder, and he's faced a murderer's row of British pretenders to the throne. I highly doubt he'll duck Opetaia, it's simply a case of him preferring to face Ramirez in the US, because it's far more high profile and a more winnable fight for him. After that, I don't doubt he'll readily take out Jai.
     
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