Nathan Cleverly vs. Robin Krasniqi & Liam Walsh vs. Scott Harrison RBR

Probably next. I actually thought Walsh vs. Harrison was the co-featured, but apparently not. :conf

 

True...although it's worth bearing in mind that Reid is 34 year old and has lost 75% of his professional matches (this being the sixth by stoppage).

Of course, on the other hand, Reid has been matched against lots of unbeaten prospects and is more of a bleeder than a tomato can with most of his previous stoppage losses due to cuts or facial damage.

 

Going back to Walsh vs. Harrison, I did admittedly experience some...ahem, choppiness in the 9th. There were some moments of lag and flip-book effect with every other frame skipped...but as far as I could tell my round description covered the broader strokes of the action. :conf

To my eyes Harrison was persistently looking for his body hooks every time it smoothed out. If Walsh did some very effective work or really buzzed Harrison with anything it got past me. Was it early or late in the 9th?

Anyway, I'll take all your word on it that I missed something there - but still with giving Walsh those last three plus the 1st it would still leave Harrison edging it on my card 96-94.

 

Damn it. I was hoping for Chisora, which is the only remaining part of this card that interests me. Butler vs. bum and Cleverly vs. average Euro-level contender don't much appeal to me and the Fury vs. Cunningham card is starting momentarily.

 

Paul Butler vs. Yaqup Kareem, 12 rounds @ super flyweight