Jaidon Codrington Steamrolls over Carl Cockerham

Codrington has a Glass Jaw and is a joke. He will get brutally KOed again.

 

Codrington has stayed active since he was brutally KO'd by Allan Green, but he's not fighting elite fighters. He needs a lot of work before you can proclaim he is near the top of the LHW division. Look what happened when he stepped it up and fought Allan Green.

 

Glad he didn't have hand problems as well. Best of luck to him.

 

Look for him to get starched again when he stops fighting stiffs this time, too. :yep

 

correct as usual, anyone who thinks Codrington does not have a Glass Jaw is a nuthugger or an idiot.

 

Agreed:good

He's a good fighter when facing guys like he has been fighting, but the fact that he was KO'd cold in 19 seconds by Allan Green and looked like a dead man lying on the ropes leads me to believe the kid wouldn't have much success once he steps it up again. I wish him success though.

 

I wouldnt be placing any bets on Jaidon , well maybe a over/under bet. I would always bet on under:hey

 

he might get ktfo again when he fights a live body

 

Steamroll, huh?

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Codrington Shaken not Stirred!

Jaidon Codrington continued to speed along toward world championship contender status, but also showed glimpses of why he was derailed in the past, in his second-round KO of journeyman Carl Cockerham.

Still trying to shake the memories of his devastating first-round KO loss to Allan Green, Codrington came out throwing heavy leather and displaying his full arsenal of weapons. A left uppercut and straight right snapped back Cockerham's head and it looked to be an early night, but the durable Cockerham was able to land a big right and keep things interesting.

Codrington started round two by working the right hand behind the jab. A big left hook and a volley of punches backed Cockerham to the ropes, but Cockerham rallied with a flurry of his own to

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. Codrington weathered the storm, and resumed his attack.

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Codrington came back with a sharp left hook that snapped Cockerham's head and sent him to the ropes. A volley of

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, but oddly, no protest from Cockerham or his corner.

Despite improving his record to 16-1, 12 KOs, Codrington's shaky performance raised some questions about how he would have fared against his scheduled opponent, the heavy-handed Omar Sheika, who pulled out of the fight last week.

With the loss, the game Cockerham falls to 12-14-3.