Denis Lebedev vs. Guillermo Jones & Alexander Povetkin vs. Andrzej Wawrzyk RBR

Is there an echo in here?

 

Ordinarily yes a big leap, but Chudinov seems legit so far.

 

Round 1

Chudinov is jabbing in at Brewer's guard and sweeping hooks around it. Quick double and triple left jabs by Chudinov as Brewer waves his out in a forward roll, pushing against Chudinov with it rather than snapping it out. Brewer clinches and slaps low. Chudinov bobs and weaves, jabbing up at Brewer from a side lean. Clubbing right on the shoulder by Chudinov as Brewer slips over and bows low past his waist. Chudinov is stalking in, front leg kicked out past Brewer's and jab steadily fixed in on his face. Brewer jogs back and moves his head, looking to counter with the jab from a safe distance while moving.

10-9 Chudinov

 

Brewer isn't here to lay down; he chucked one big overhand right in earnest but it was hopelessly telegraphed and fizzled against the bottom of Chudinov's arm when he swung it up to intercept.

Brewer can still crack but he might not have the necessary timing for a it to matter with a savvy guy like Chudinov.

 

Round 2

Chudinov is jabbing to the body and carrying a right hand over the top as Brewer inches his way back and looks to stay off the ropes. Brewer executes some crescent turns in that spirit and keeps feeding out the light jab to dissuade Chudinov fro rushing in. Rights to the body and left hooks up top combined by Chudinov as he dives into Brewer trying more aggressively to force an exchange.

10-9 Chudinov