Deontay Wilder vs. Johann Duhaupas RBR

I think more that's meant to convey that he's a good bloke, which he is actually if you know his backstory (took up the sport to help support his sick daughter)

 

Dominic Breazeale vs. Frederick Kassi, 10 rounds @ heavyweight

 

Hard to know how good Kassi is, really. He lost to journeymen with over a dozen losses each in Releford and Butler, yet also gave Mansour and Arreola both a hard night.

Then again, the jury's still out on how good Mansour is, and Arreola was kind of never that great (yet still effective due to his sheer size and aggression) to begin with.

 

This ref is a showpony.

"G'wan back to your corners and let's get ready to DANCE, baby!"

:bananamaniac

 

Round 1

Breazeale is coming at Kassi with a long left jab announcing his onset. Lots of movement and checking of Breazeale's jabs on the upheld forearms arms by Kassi, roaming with them so as to intercept while stumbling around, having a hard time multitasking, growing less nimble the more he focuses on his upper body defense. Kassi is walked around the ring and picks off Breazeale's jabs, countering with a 1-2 up top but not reaching, just skidding off the biceps. Breazeale is briefly chased into the ropes but commands the lead again, walking Kassi down with his long jab, slow and steady.

10-9 Breazeale