WBK SERIES 25: Boxing:, Keles Close UD, Shiro Close UD,Inoue KO5, Kimura Wide UD, Kyoguchi Wide UD, Taguchi CloseUD Oneirokritis:Keles UD close; Attou SD; Shiro KO11; Inoue KO4; Kimura UD wide; Kyoguchi UD close; Taguchi UD close. Scores after 5 completed rounds: Oneirokritis: 48 1 Knockdown vs Pablinov: 47 1 Knockdown BoxingABC1: 46 2 Knockdowns vs DanielDimov: 46 2 Knockdowns Dontbscared TKO4 Jordank2406 KiwiMan: 46 vs Dfaulds: 49 2 Knockdowns Nellybc: 47 vs ChuckNorris: 50 5: 12/19 - Hiroki Okada vs. Jason Pagara - 12x3 WBO Asia Pacific Super Lightweight Title / Okada KO 6 Oneirokritis: Okada KO 10 vs Pablinov: Okada UD Wide / 10-9 BoxingABC1: Okada UD Wide vs DanielDimov: Okada KO 7 / 8-10 1 Knockdown KiwiMan: Okada UD Wide vs Dfaulds: Okada KO 7 / 8-10 1 Knockdown Nellybc: Okada UD Close vs ChuckNorris: Okada KO 7 / 8-10 1 Knockdown 6: 12/22 - Fatih Keles vs. Renald Garrido II - 10x3 WBO European Super Lightweight Title Oneirokritis: vs Pablinov: BoxingABC1: vs DanielDimov: KiwiMan: Keles UD Close vs Dfaulds: Nellybc: Keles MD vs ChuckNorris: Keles UD Close 7: 12/22 - Zakaria Attou vs. Orlando Fiordigiglio - 12x3 EBU Super Welterweight Title Oneirokritis: vs Pablinov: BoxingABC1: vs DanielDimov: KiwiMan: Attou UD Close vs Dfaulds: Nellybc: Attou SD vs ChuckNorris: Attou MD 8: 12/30 - Ken Shiro vs. Gilberto Pedroza - 12x3 WBC World Light Flyweight Title Oneirokritis: vs Pablinov: BoxingABC1: vs DanielDimov: KiwiMan: vs Dfaulds: Nellybc: vs ChuckNorris: 9: 12/30 - Naoya Inoue vs. Yoan Boyeaux - 12x3 WBO World Super Flyweight Title Oneirokritis: vs Pablinov: BoxingABC1: vs DanielDimov: KiwiMan: vs Dfaulds: Nellybc: vs ChuckNorris: 10: 12/31 - Sho Kimura vs. Toshiyuki Igarashi - 12x3 WBO World Flyweight Title Oneirokritis: vs Pablinov: BoxingABC1: vs DanielDimov: KiwiMan: vs Dfaulds: Nellybc: vs ChuckNorris: 11: 12/31 - Hiroto Kyoguchi vs. Carlos Buitrago - 12x3 IBF World Minimumweight Title Oneirokritis: vs Pablinov: BoxingABC1: vs DanielDimov: KiwiMan: vs Dfaulds: Nellybc: vs ChuckNorris: 12: 12/31 - Ryoichi Taguchi vs. Milan Melindo - 12x3 IBF & WBA World Light Flyweight Titles Oneirokritis: vs Pablinov: BoxingABC1: vs DanielDimov: KiwiMan: vs Dfaulds: Nellybc: vs ChuckNorris: RESERVE: 12/20 - Pipat Chaiporn vs. TJ Doheny - 12x3 Oneirokritis: Doheny KO 9 vs Pablinov: Doheny UD Wide BoxingABC1: Doheny UD Close vs DanielDimov: KiwiMan: Doheny UD Wide vs Dfaulds: Nellybc: Doheny UD Close vs ChuckNorris: Doheny UD Wide
No idea if this fight has happened yet or not. Anyway, Okada TKO Garrido UD Attou UD Shiro KO Inoue KO Kimura SD Melindo UD
Good zult for Okada. Pagara's limited, but he's generally quite durable and can be a pretty decent flamethrower when given the opportunity. Part of the reason (along with trying to cinch Daredevil) that I picked him-he's the type of guy that can end an unbeaten record if given an opportunity.
I'm not that suprised as Pagara missed weight by 2 pounds, also Okada will likely fight Ivan Baranchyk next year to become Lipinets' IBF mandatory, who do you think will win?
I simply dont have the time anymore to sit down and watch past fights anymore, so if anyone has the time or interest, could someone explain to me the outcome of Charlo vs Trout? From what Ive seen from Charlo, he looks like a solid solid talent (I have the right bro right? The one that just moved to middleweight?) Seems mean, powerful, relatively skillful..... now, have I studied him? No.... I am just going by the little I have seen of him, but just from that, I would have picked him to deal with Trout without too many problems. So whatsup. Am I overrating Charlo? Did he have an off night (injury, death of a family member, divorce, ect), did he do better than the official decision suggests?
It was a close fight against a guy who usually finds a way to hang in there against even the best fighters he faces. The tough, tricky, fundamentally sound Trout was the best guy that Charlo had faced up to that point and did a good job of punching with Jermall a lot of the time. I had it 115-113 Charlo, all that being said. I still think he managed to do enough to legitimately win a close either-way kind of fight. Charlo learned from that, though, and was able to find and pick his spots better against J-Rock in his following fight.