ESPN2 FNF: Ji Hoon Kim vs. Alisher Rahimov RBR

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  1. JMotrain

    JMotrain Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Rahimov took the fifth. I wonder if the judges are going to take accuracy over activity. We will see.

    Rahimov 48-47.
     
  2. SweetHome_Bama

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    50 - 45 Alisher

    Lull in action but again Alisher lands the cleaner more effective blows while Kim is winging wide shots that are being caught on the gloves and then getting bullied on the inside.
     
  3. dodong

    dodong >>PACQUIAO Full Member

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    4-1 kim, rahimov is just trying to get busy at the end to steal the rounds.
     
  4. Boxing Fanatic

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    hth hell can he keep up with kims workrate? this is insane
     
  5. Hermit

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    Kim needs to throw less punches but harder.
     
  6. IntentionalButt

    IntentionalButt FROM THE RIVER TO THE SEA Full Member

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    Round 5

    Clubbing shots by Kim. Wide jabs, countered by Rahimov's. Kim holds Rahimov by the throat and turns him. Left hook to the jaw by Rahimov, and a flush right hand. Kim is taking more and more hits as he brings his hands back low when he's done jabbing or slapping. Rahimov lunges up with a right hand to the head as Kim falls back. Wide hooks by Kim, hitting the guard of Rahimov. Kim is reaching down for the body of the shorter man but finds it difficult to make contact...especially without getting countered cleanly. Rahimov blocks a 1-2 and steps back. Kim forces Rahimov several steps over the Corona logo with slapping hooks to the gloves. Wild exchange of straight rights as they step apart. I think maybe Kim saw Rahimov stumble and though he was hurt, and went nuts with some shots that Rahimov saw as a golden opportunity to get his own licks in.

    50-45
     
  7. IntentionalButt

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    :deal


    He really is Ishida Junior.
     
  8. Samurai's Slice

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    Kim is giving him a harder fight then expected.
     
  9. pipe wrenched

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    That right there is exactly how mother ****ers always end up in a head butt with short ass Tim Bradley, but Bradley always gets the blame.

    I say it all the time, dudes run there face into his head.....does anybody listen? NO!
     
  10. king khan

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  11. IntentionalButt

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    Round 6

    Kim is throwing hard jabs and wild rights at Rahimov, pushing him into a corner. Rahimov waits and starts to land his own jab when Kim slows down. Double jab to the body by Kim while jogging back and luring Rahimov in. Rahimov presses into him and they tangle. Jay Nady is in for the split. Clubbing right by Rahimov, bouncing off the side of Kim's head behind the ear. High jabs by Rahimov, trying to drive Kim to the ropes. Right hand from outside by Kim, ducked. Kim then drops his plane of attack and finds Rahimov with the next right. Kim jabs Rahimov in the face on the way in.

    10-9 Kim

    59-55 Rahimov
     
  12. dodong

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  13. king khan

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    I woke up, and it was round 3 already, so I haven't been scoring really. . But the rounds I've seen, it's a pretty close fight, where Rahimov has slightly edged him in most of the rounds. . .
     
  14. IntentionalButt

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    The 6th was, definitely.
     
  15. JMotrain

    JMotrain Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Kim won the sixth on activity. All of these rounds are competitive IMO.
    57-57