Frank Buglioni vs. Ricky Summers & Matthew Ryan vs. Ted Cheeseman RBR.

Thank you guys for covering this, I have way too many fights to cover, especially with the May-Horn card later. But I want to go back and watch this one later. I'm for some inexplicable reason somewhat of a fanboy of Frank's.

 

Round 1 Buglioni 10-9 Close, cleaner work from Summers, harder shots from Frank.
Round 2 Buglioni 10-9, Frank outworked Summers and hurt him badly to the body at the bell.
Round 3 Buglioni 10-9, Frank has his jab on track, landed some nice combinations, rocks Summers hard with right.
Round 4 Buglioni 10-9, Summers had a few moments, but Frank's chopping right and combos take it.
Round 5 Summers 10-9, Ricky landed some nice combos, and one twos, but Franks still had his moments.
Round 6 Buglioni 10-9, close back an forth action, but Frank's harder shots edged it.
Round 7 Summers 10-9, Ricky landed some nice body shots, and one twos, Frank did good inside work.
Round 8 Buglioni 10-9, Frank giving him angles landing nice upjabs, rocked him with a huge right late.
Round 9 Summers 10-9, FB landed some decent rights, but RS pressed the action and outworked him.
Round 10 Buglioni 10-9, razor close, Frank edged it with better body work, uppercuts and rights.
Round 11 Buglioni 10-9, close, but Frank round, he landed more and cleaner combinations.
Round 12 Buglioni 10-9, Frank landed nice counters and combos, hurt Summers late, but Summers took it well.

Buglioni 117-111

116-112 is fine as well, maybe 115-113.

Great heart and grit from Summers, who did a fine job, but his lack of power really hurt him here, Frank seemed lost at times caught between his natural instincts of wanting to scrap and trying to use his newfound skills and defense, good on him for ignoring his shitbag corner man's advice to hit Summers low, what a piece of garbage. But, overall very solid performance from both men, and a somewhat mature performance from Frank. Good scrap!