Kerman Lejarraga Araña vs. David Gavrushevich Avanesyan & César Núñez Prado vs. Guillermo Rivero RBR

kerman has a decent opponent in front of him, if he does it quick ill be even more impressed.

 

INCOMING REVOLVER.

 

Kerman Lejarraga Araña vs. David Gavrushevich Avanesyan, 12 rounds @ welterweight

 

Both fighters on the ring. That's heating up

 

Making an executive administrative/housekeeping decision - in exchange for doing the heavy lifting on this one, @CST80 , gonna put myself at liberty to fix your title.

 

Ey

 

This is for the EBU 147lb title, 2nd defense of Lejarraga.

 

Same. A loss or even a close struggle to ultimately outpoint Avanesyan will be a disappointment and greatly lower the Revolver's stock in my eyes - but a quick blowout means it skyrockets and he's even better than we thought.

Most realistically, it'll be somewhere in the middle - dominant wide UD or late stoppage.

 

Go,Kerman,ho!!

 

Did kelly and booth avoid David for the right reasons?

 

Ah, chick fights on the Brit card or something?

 

Round 1

Avanesyan is circling at mid-range and double-tapping with the jab on Lejarraga's forearms. Lejarraga is looming in front of Avanesyan, standing up tall with his elbows bunched at his navel, covering his thin lanky frame with his folded up arms, then snaking out jabs and starchy lead rights on the front-foot. Diving right on the diaphragm and left hook up top by Lejarraga. Avanesyan ducking and countering with jabs and 1-2s on the leftward step but visibly shaken (only slightly but still) by a few of Lejarraga's partially blocked shots. Left uppercut by Lejarraga, batting Avenesyan's guard apart, but the Armenian is able to break into a lateral trot, getting himself clear of harm's way before Lejarraga can follow up.

10-9 Lejarraga

 

Kerman reminds me a bit of D.Lebedev:a bit slow, a bit one-dimensional,but if he connects all lights go out