José Olavides Uzcátegui vs. Ezequiel Osvaldo Maderna RBR

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@SnatchBox this goes a thousandfold for you too buddy.

 

Alimkhanuly is like a low-workrate, defensively lazy southpaw Golovkin.

Funny how you can see one guy's imprint on nearly all of his countrymen in the sport, from the elites straight on down through pretenders that get exposed within a dozen fights or as soon as they step up (which is my prediction Alimkhanuly)

Like with Toney & Mayweather, you had some world class guys ape their shoulder roll effectively, and then some club fighters tried doing it with HILARIOUSLY mixed results.

 

@ the ESPN commentators trying to talk up this mismatch like shutting out Galvan was something to be impressed by.

"It's just his third professional fight, we're not going to judge him too harshly..."

Okay then by that same token maybe don't hype up a non-accomplishment either.

 

Ashkat Ualikhanov vs. Ángel Hernández, 8 rounds @ welterweight

 

Hernández bringing it. Effective brawling.

 

So the moral of the story, from what I've seen of this card so far, is that Kazakhs, if they're southpaw, are trash and struggle to look good against gimme opposition.

 

El Corazon (Hernández) fought on very even terms for half the contest, but "skill" (Ualikhanov) is probably going to hang onto his zero, by hook or by crook(ed judging).

 

El Corazon (Hernández) fought on very even terms for half the contest, but "skill" (Ualikhanov) is probably going to hang onto his zero, by hook or by crook(ed judging).

The way things are heading, the just decision would be a draw. But they're not going to let the "prospect" take a blemish like that, in a fight like this.