FNF: Antonin Decarie vs. Shamone Alvarez & Jo Jo Dan vs. Steve Forbes RBR

We're getting a filler bout but it isn't Kevin Bizier.

Lightweights: 2-0 (1) Ghislain Maduma vs. 9-8 (7) Isaac Bejarano

Round 1

Bejarano runs around on the outside as the lean and ripped Maduma throws hard jabs and hooks while cutting the ring off, breathing heavily with each shot thrown. Bejarano tries to land counter rights when he stops running in circles and shoots inside every few moments. Maduma is landing much cleaner and more often.

10-9 Maduma

 

Round 2

Maduma is calmly potshotting as Bejarano keeps buzzing around him, a bit rubber-kneed.

Atlas is giving us Bejarano's life story, telling us he used to be a boozehound and drug addict but turned his life around boxing around Mexico as a journeyman.

Meanwhile Maduma is pelting him with *****-slapping left hooks behind the ear and stinging straight right hands to the grill. Bejarano is trying to show his cojones by turning his palms outward and trying to simply push Maduma's punches aside in a butterfly-stroke as he presses inside (and simply eating the many flush punches that get through this loose guard without flinching or attempting to move his head). Maduma is starting to rock Bejarano off balance around the ring with the force of clubbing blows that often land on the sides and back of Bejarano's neck as he ducks and rushes in.

20-18 Maduma

 

Round 3

OW! Hard 1-2s from Maduma!! Bejarano is tough. Maduma rips him with an uppercut. This might not get to the 4th, and if it does Bejarano's corner don't care about his health. OW, ****!!! Uppercut and left hook combo from Maduma rattle the Mexican's brains. Bejarano keeps trying to fight, flipping upward left hooks at an angle under Maduma's bicep as he comes in and gets ripped with counters. Bejarano uses some up-and-down bounce to diminish some of the blows but is also absorbing some absolute BOMBS. Maduma is scoring with double hooks, hard straight rights, and scimitar-like uppercuts from mid-range. Maduma slows down toward the end of the round and dances on the outside, easily slipping Bejarano's punches just out of reach with upper body movement.

30-27 Maduma

 

He has CHEEN (for a three-time KO victim)

 

Round 4

Maduma keeps punishing Bejarano with hard, precise counters...working his lithe and athletic upper body in constant fluid offensive motion and only having to rely minimally on footwork as Bejarano proves a willing target (no longer bobbing as much now). OUCH OUCH OUCH! Brutal right hands go down Bejarano's gullet. Maduma seems bored and like he's sick of hurting Bejarano, realizing what a mismatch this is. Bejarano keeps egging him on to come on and fight, and Maduma obliges him with a few crisp shots at a time (hooks, straight rights, uppercuts) before laying off. Bejarano keeps coming forward and trying to jab his way inside, but is starting to teeter as Maduma's fists slam into his large skull. Bejarano keeps pressuring right until the end, getting hammered.

40-36 Ghislain Maduma