Navid Mansouri vs. Matthew Mallin II & Dave Fidler vs. Lee Noble RBR

Round 4

Noble is laughing off Fidler's jabs up top, which are barely making the full trip, only grazing the bottom of his chin as he circles, relaxed, arms crossed and held out to catch Fidler's uppercuts. Noble is backing into the ropes and catching Fidler on the way in with the jab, then shoving off and circling away. Fidler presses in and pushes Noble onto the ropes, flurrying the body.

10-9 Noble, closer

40-35 Noble

 

Round 5

Noble is folding his arms, hoisting them up in an interlinked shield as Fidler leads with uppercuts with both hands from a crouch marching straight into the pocket. Right to the body by Noble. Fidler lunges with a looping left upstairs, missing badly and spinning around as Noble drops in a reflex-hammer counter. Fidler heaves Noble toward the ropes. Noble lays on him, resting as Fidler tries pinning him down with body shots but unable to get leverage on them with both men in perpetual motion.

10-9 Noble

50-44 Noble

 

You jinxed it!!!

Totally frozen.


Missing most of the sixth...

 

Piecing together what happened in the sixth from the comments of Moore and Woodhouse during the seventh...it sounds like it could have been Fidler's. So that would make it 59-54 Noble.

 

Round 7

Noble is landing the right hand as Fidler comes at him in straight lines, failing to duck the right hand in time as he lets himself be carried inside by his lead uppercut flurries. Noble is using quick footwork to skip away and make Fidler follow straight into his love-tap counters. Noble leans onto the ropes and then buoys off and drapes himself over Fidler, smothering his work.

10-9 Noble

69-63 Noble

 

Round 8

Noble is letting Fidler dribble right up-abs off his chin, looking to jerk away when Fidler puts up the left hand and slapping him on the side of the head lightly with both hands. Noble is pushing out with his extended left arm, holding Fidler at bay with it. Fidler doubles his jab and gets inside, scoring left uppercuts on the body. Fidler is throwing nothing but arm punches with no starch on them but is outworking Noble and technically getting in touches. Noble is letting him land and only defending in spots, and throwing barely anything back. A round off for Noble.

10-9 Fidler

78-73 Noble

 

Round 9

Noble is finding that right hand again, catching Fidler on the outside at the very end of the punch. Fidler is scrambling to get inside, wobbling a bit when Noble tags him with the right, having to steady his balance by resetting his footing. Fidler is throwing very weak left uppercuts walking forward. Noble is easily flinging him off with a quick outward push, just a wrist flick basically. Low blow by Fidler.

10-9 Noble

88-82 Noble

 

The commentators agree that Fidler needs a KO.

 

Round 10

Fidler starts out aggressive, throwing wide right hooks and left upper-hooks, swinging for the fences. Noble is catching Fidler on the way in with the straight right hand. Fidler is rocked but keeps pressing in, propping himself up on Noble while recovering, still flapping away with arm punches on the body. Noble gyrates his chin, letting it roll around the outstretched right glove of Fidler, a jab in suspended animation. Right hand by Noble. Wild slow flurry up top by Fidler. Clinch. Noble skirts the ropes as Fidler presses in on him with a right hook up top and left uppercut to the body. Noble pops the jab as he goes, easily skipping away from Fidler as the clock runs down.

10-9 Noble

98-91 Noble

 

Dude, you would be surprised. I had a gander on Twitter and people had this level as late as the 7th round... :err One guy had Fidler a point ahead in the eighth.

 

The referee scores it 97-94 for the winner ...and the new International Masters 154lb champion... Lee Noble

 

"Jordan Stone ‏@jstone1993 5:52pm EST End of a brilliant war between two warriors I have it 96-94 fidler but wouldn't argue whoever wins the fight @firstclassbox"


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