ESPN2 FNF: Tony Harrison vs. Antwone Smith & Ievgen Khytrov vs. Jorge Melendez RBR

Jamontay Clark vs. Rick Graham, 4 rounds @ welterweight

 

:good

 

Oh - ha, so I am. I rewound to watch the Harrison KO a few times and forgot.

Clark vs. Graham into the 2nd now.

 

Not that I can tell. :conf

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HdxAh2MKgC8

Granted, the person recording missed roughly a minute each of the 1st and 2nd but from what's there Grady is the only guy that ever looked hurt in either round (and was down in each)

 

Atlas calling BS on the 'knockdown' Graham scored in R3.

Yeah, replay shows Teddy's right.

Clark stepped on Graham's foot and tripped over it and Graham's RH punch sailed past his neck and didn't land.

Ought to be 30-27 Clark, then.

 

Harrison's resume is actually pretty good for a guy that nobody has ever heard of and is only just now getting some TV shine.

Some of the best names he defeated, yeah, are guys that are washed up and whom you expect any halfway decent prospect to beat nowadays - but he destroys these guys.

Marcos Primera - only stopped a handful of times in over 50 bouts - taken out in three. (first stoppage loss since 2005 at the hands of Ikeke)

Grady Brewer - had just gone eight with Korobov, and Harrison bombs him out in 2.

Bronco McKart - stopped only thrice in his long career, never early - gone in ninety seconds. (and down 3x!!)

Tyrone Brunson - the former king of the KO1 - mincemeat in a minute flat.

...and now Antwone Smith.


Going 5-0 with that bunch, okay, not a big deal. Even 5-0 (5), nothing crazy.

To go through all them with 5 completed rounds, though? This kid is making statements. :deal