FNF: Juan Carlos Burgos vs. Frank Archuleta & Maxim Vlasov vs. Isaac Chilemba RBR

Oh, that's their "Pick 4 Peppers" list.

Mosley can pick a whole peck with the best of 'em (pickled even!), let alone 4.

 

There are fifty minutes remaining in the broadcast.

Something tells me Burgos-Archuleta might not go 10 rounds (or even close to it).


We could see some Yorgey!!! :happy:happy:happy

 

Touch your gloves.


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Touch 'em!! :twisted:

 

Round 1

Burgos is content jabbing from several paces away. Archuleta keeps his center of balance low, and weaves his way in with some high double jabs or high-slapping overhand (or side-winder) rights. Burgos uses some footwork to keep Archuleta just at the tip of his jab, and lines up a long 1-2. Burgos is playing the role of boxer against the smaller and weaker man. Strange. Archuleta crouch-runs in and lands one of his overhand rights. Burgos keeps his hands up but doesn't seem too concerned with Archuleta's pop and backs him off with a nice low-reaching uppercut to hit him right at the curl of his back mid-crouch.

10-9 Burgos

 

Round 2

Burgos comes forward, maintaining distance but getting Archuleta to scramble out of the way of some sharply thrust jabs. Burgos up-hooks off the jab coming forward. Archuleta is leading with his right hand over Burgos' jab but is getting hit with the much quicker jab before he can fully get it off. Archuleta jabs to the body and tries to worm his way inside but winds up partially turned away from Burgos rolling with a combination, and just gets hammered down to the canvas with a left hook that comes around from behind to bang him on the chin. Burgos keeps wailing on him as Archuleta gets up and crumples him in the corner with a big 1-2. Archuleta eats a jab and wobbles. Upper-hook has Archuleta staggered and tripping himself into the ropes. Burgos lands one more shot and Archuleta pitches forward to his hands and knees. The ref yells "knockdown!" for clarification, and waves his arms.

 

No Yorgey!! :|

Instead we'll be getting a look at Simpiwe Vetyeka, who once upon a time challenged Hasegawa.

Besides, we got to see highlights of Felix "Thriller" Sturm on ESPN! No complaints here.

 

One more fight.