Jean Pascal vs. Roberto Bolonti & Schiller Hyppolite vs. Norbert Nemesapati RBR

Round 5

Hyppolite is banging in with rights on the body, putting his full weight into them, hips swiveled. Nemesapati is gliding away, jabbing at nothing in particular, tying up when possible. Hyppolite keeps stalking and jabbing high, dropping in low rights. Glove tape on Nemesapati fixed. Bell.

10-9 Hyppolite

50-44 Hyppolite

 

His career peaked in the very 1st round against Escalera. :yep

 

Come on, Schiller. End this. :dead

The sooner we get on with Pascal vs. Bolonti the less of the HBO card it will overlap with. :deal

 

Round 6

Hyppolite is throwing right hands over and down in teardrop fashion. Nemesapati is jabbing in and tying up. Hyppolite backs Nemesapati up with submarine rights on the body, dipping his entire upper half over with them. Hyppolite is elbowing off when Nemesapati jabs and grabs.

10-9 Hyppolite

60-53 Hyppolite

 

I'm missing a corker in Dulorme vs. Lundy, damn it! :twisted:

 

Mike Bilodeau has it 60-53 Hyppolite.

 

Round 7

Hyppolite is working lead uppercuts on the body with the left and right from outside. Nemesapati is under-hooking the arms of Hyppolite and pulling him into hugs. Break. Right hand by Hyppolite. Flush jab on the grill by Hyppolite. Nemesapati circles left and pokes out a few light jabs. Nemesapati tries ducking in with a body shot and is clubbed behind the head with a right hand. Nemesapati is hurt, spinning away while doubled over. Hyppolite batters Nemesapati on the ropes. Clinch. Break. Hyppolite comes in with his left arm low, tossing lead rights at the head. Nemesapati coils his arm around Hyppolite's lower back. Triple right hand by Hyppolite.

10-9 Hyppolite - almost 10-8

70-62 Hyppolite

 

Hyppolite is kind of a disappointment too, actually.

The commentators have been saying how improved and matured he is from his younger days (and that is true; he was pretty wild) but he really ought to have finished Nemesapati off by now.

He wastes too much time, excessively admires his own work...

 

Round 8

Hyppolite is throwing rights at the body from outside, falling in, straightening up, and resetting. Nemesapati is all defense, bouncing away, traversing the ropes. Hyppolite is leading with rights below the ear, stepping through with left jabs and punctuating with another right as Nemesapati moves forward to stunt the combination by tying up.

10-9 Hyppolite

80-71 Hyppolite

 

This has been as boring as it has been a thorough ass-kicking.