Dmitry Bivol vs. Felipe Romero & Sergey Kuzmin vs. Darnell Wilson RBR

Round 3

T. Williams is shuffling to his left, barking and throwing light flurries at the head. J. Williams is throwing errant jabs, waving his left glove in the air upon missing, perhaps to form a smokescreen, and then flailing with his right. T. Williams is easily avoiding his onslaughts and sidestepping to perform his next light dusting of jabs and teardrop rights while moving laterally. Sustained attack by J. Williams, hammering down with both arms, but T. Williams ducks and rolls his covered head around while keeping it locked in a vice between his wrists. J. Williams has no chance of connecting. He keeps trying. T. Williams lingers too long on the ropes playing cutie and is caught by a wrenching straight-and-inward right hand after swaying away from a wild left hook downstairs. T. Williams keeps pounding at him as the crowd roars, enlivened by finally seeing a bit of action in this one, but T. Williams is able to keep his wits and use some head movement to only get touched a few more times, grazing shots.

10-9 T. Williams, but nearly stolen by J.

30-27 T. Williams

 

Oh wait, I have the names mixed up, I think. So the 15-3-1 guy is the one showing no pop but able to outbox the very ineffectively aggressive Terrell (who resembles Tony Thompson and apparently used to go by the nickname "The Tiger"...and has tiger print trunks)

 

John Williams fought Demetrius Andrade (stopped in the 6th) and Yordenis Ugas (lost a competitive but wide UD) so this is by no means the best he's faced, while he's Terrell's biggest step up to date.

 

Terrell starting to catch John on the ropes now and smack him around with both hands, just raining leather on him unscientifically but scoring on the law of averages.

5-2 JW