Deontay Wilder vs. Johann Duhaupas RBR

Round 4

Breazeale is plodding forward and pumping a lazy & lumpy jab. Kassi is now orthodox, having fought southpaw most of the first three frames, and is raising his left elbow, bent, to divert Breazeale's jab away. Back to southpaw. Kassi scores a flush left while circling to his left. Another. Another. Kassi unable to miss with the left while stepping around Breazeale's power hand (the right). Until, that is, Breazeale connects on a thudding right axed down from up by his own head, sending Kassi reeling into the ropes and shelled up. Breazeale throws uppercuts and chops inside, going for a KO, but smothering his own work a bit.

10-9 Kassi

39-37 Breazeale

 

Kassi won the fourth, guys.

Breazeale left the stronger impression but he was stung repeatedly by lefts in the first couple of minutes. In that final minute he only got in one really flush combination, most of his follow-up work got blocked.

 

Round 5

Breazeale is unable to zero in on Kassi, shoes mired in tar, jab too slow and not sharp or straight enough to find its target or achieve much. Kassi is swiping away half the jabs with his right arm raised, as well. Kassi is scoring with counter lefts as Breazeale wanders in. Kassi switches to orthodox, lands a 1-2, back to southpaw, left hand lead. Back to orthodox, back to southpaw, turning Breazeale in the middle of the ring and picking his bones clean. Breazeale lumbering and windmilling like mad.

10-9 Kassi

48-47 Breazeale

 

Freddie is gonna win this.