Ever fancied being a boxing promoter? (V2!)

You boys have been patient, and its being rewarded ! All fights will be done today.

 

Denis Boystov 30-0 (25) Vs Eddie Chambers 36-2 (18 ) 12x3
Good fight here, with Boystov now at the part of his career where he is becoming a contender and in need of big names on his record. Chambers has been around, and needs to fire up something special such as defeating a touted prospect in Boystov to get his career back at a peak.

Chambers however, struggles to catch Boystov and is constantly out of range, getting peppered by Boystov's hard jabs with hard right uppercuts, one hurting Chambers at the end of the first.

The action is similar to that of Wlad/Chambers in the first 5 rounds, and Boystov is clearly ahead going into the 6th. Chambers has a bit of success in this round, As Boystov seems slightly tired, so Eddie lands overhand right and left hooks to the body.

Boystov pips up the tempo again in the 7th, and takes the next few rounds on sheer workrate going into the 11th, and Chambers needs a knockout to win now.

He starts swinging and Denis in the 11th and looks dangerous, but Boystov is timid and will not engage. Chambers loads up on big shots but it off target, and Boystov decides to load a massive right hook back and lands flush on Chambers jaw. Game over, Chambers crumples to the canvas and the referee has no need to count as he waves his arms.

Denis Boystov WKO11 Eddie Chambers



Slav Glazkov 10-0-1 (6) Vs Derrick Rossy 25-5 (14)
Glazkov easily beat Dominic Guinn last time out in a true stinker, but that was likely because the fight before had been declared a no contest between them due to a cut on Glazkov. Rossy has been largely unimpressive, being stopped in 12 by Maurice Harris last time out.

Glazkov comes forward quickly, moving his head and smashing shots into Rossy's face and stomach. A left hook to the body has him down early, up at 8 but badly hurt. Glazkov continues the bombardment against the ropes and the referee stops it - maybe premature but the fight was extremly one sided so nobody bats an eyelid.

Slav Glazkov WKO1 Derrick Rossy


(no pictures this time round boys, want to get these fights to you quickly !)

 

Edmund Gerber 18-0 (11) Vs Jason Estrada 16-5 (4)
Gerber last time hammered Alex Leapai in 1 round, whereas Estrada was on the losing end of a close split desision against Dereck Chisora. It will be good to see how Gerber measures up as Chisora edged him so a dominating win would show Gerber to seem better than "Del Boy."

This fight however, was another horrible stinker. I think both men were to blame, as Estrada stunk the joint out by just holding, and moving away, and Gerber just didnt work much at all. Gerber took the first four rounds pawing, with a sloppy jab, and Estrada just took them all.

In the 5th Gerber did load up some "power shots" but they were slow, and it seemed like he was just sparring trying out some new things. Either way, rounds 5-8 Estrada didnt land a punch.

The 9th was the best round of the fight though, as a left uppercut from Edmund stunned Estrada and had him on the ropes trying to to survive. Gerber unloading some great shots but Estrada took them all well.

The 10th and 11th were similar to the early rounds, and Gerber pawed and flicked with his jab and Estrada did little back. The 12th saw Estrada push forward but a few counter punches made him sit back and wait the fight out.

Gerber wins 120-108 on every scorecard.


EDIT : Ran a fight twice by accident.