Jack Robert Culcay-Keth vs. Howard Cospolite & Björn Schicke vs. Marten Arsumanjan RBR

10-9 Culcay-Keth, on fire with sharp guard-splitting jabs, body shots, and well-placed rights sneaking past the left glove of Cospolite as the Gwada-Frenchman ducks in.

 

Gwada Boy is like a C+ moniker, Waterboy's a flunk.

 

Two nothing Golden Jack... he's in with a guy whose main objective is usually, from what I've seen (most recently his rematch with Dylan Charrat last July), to survive & spoil, making things awkward for his opponent...but not so much driven to conquer.

 

One blessing in disguise of the "boxing during COVID-19" era is that with little or no audience members, you can REALLY hear well-dug body punches smack home like a bass drum.


30-27 Culcay-Keth

 

Cool, thanks. I wonder why he seemed so nervously nonplussed throughout the fight? Maybe just worried for his relative taking some of those organ-pulverizing body shots? (though he was dishing out just as many)

 

Gwada had a lotta ground to make up...

 

40-36... just a matter now of whether this ends up being a stoppage or shutout.

 

...am I crazy for thinking Jack could move up the 6lbs and trounce any of the four middleweights that we saw in the pair of co-featured MW bouts?

 

Cospolite getting his ass kicked, but in fairness is now standing his ground and touching Culcay-Keth back a bit. Might just hasten the inevitable and get himself taken out soon.

50-45 C-K

 

Gwada Boy doing his best work offensively in the sixth, biting down past the pain and fatigue and lumping some hard body combos into Culcay-Keth's sides, about evening his output downstairs with the Ecuadorian-German's - but still getting out-fenced in the headhunting duel with jabs and rights at mid-range.

 

Honestly, guys, I think Cospolite might have shaded that one. Culcay-Keth was looking haggard and just eating shots for the last 20 seconds.

Let's see what kind of second wind he can dredge up.

10-9 Cospolite

59-55 Culcay-Keth

 

OH MAN THAT WAS BRILLIANT IF THAT WAS ON PURPOSE!

(Culcay-Keth looked to be waning in the seventh in a continuation of his weak form late in the sixth, and Cospolite began to lay it on him - only for Culcay-Keth to suddenly explode with a sustained barrage of powerful hooks and horse-whip rights, apparently having been playing a little possum, and has Cospolite on the run!)