Jason Booth vs. Jamie Arthur & David Price vs. Osborne Machimana RBR

Round 10

Booth keeps pressuring and Arthur tries to push down and get a grasp on him. Booth won't be contained and just bursts free, landing some very nice left hooks. Arthur has been stunned twice by that punch now. Arthur looks tired and misses some telegraphed can openers as Booth ducks right in front of him. Arthur takes to ducking himself but Booth isn't aiming for his head and continues to land body shots. Booth harasses him against the ropes and flurries to the bell.

97-93 Booth

 

Round 11

Both clap the ears with hard loops, keeping their elbows crooked and just swiveling into the shots. Arthur lands a nice short right hand to the chin. Arthur is a bit sharper now. Double left hook for Arthur lands on Booth's cheekbone but isn't terribly powerful. Booth is collapsing against him after every overhand right thrown. Booth lands a shot as Arthur is throwing a wild uppercut and Arthur goes down, but it's a slip. Hard left hooks to the body by Booth, and he brings them upstairs as Arthur's attention is diverted by the ache in his ribs. They wrestle and Booth slaps Arthur across the head with his right. Booth lands nicely at the bell.

107-102

 

Round 12

Arthur lets fly several jabs and Booth just walks into them facefirst, stumbling off into the ropes before coming back at him. They tie up and Arthur works his right hand over the top. Booth jabs high and throws a hard uppercut through the middle. Arthur is grabbed in a headlock. They split and Arthur misses an overhand right that vaults him into another clinch. They punch their way out of this one. Booth misses a wild hook. They get their arms crossed and wrestle. Arthur slaps Booth in the face with short rights inside, almost open-palm. Booth misses another hook as Arthur pivots. Both miss hooks and Booth goes off balance and spun nearly around. Arthur looks exhausted but keeps throwing arm punches. Booth pushes him into the ropes and is grabbed in a headlock.

116-112 Booth

 

How about a hand for Mick keeping that cut under control?

 

Split decision...

115-113 Booth
115-114 Arthur
117-112 Booth

 

Mine, or the official judges?

They're all above.

IB: 116-112 Booth

Marcus McDonnell: 117-112 Booth
Ian John-Lewis: 115-113 Booth
Richard James Davies: 115-114 Arthur

Jim Watt (who served as Arthur's cheerleader): 116-113 Booth

 

Good lads, they're sitting together and giving their interview just expressing gratitude for the chance to fight each other and being very respectful.