Regis Prograis vs. Julius Indongo & Ivan Baranchyk vs. Petr Petrov RBR

Round 4

Baranchyk is enticing Petrov to slug it out with him on the Deadwood Mountain Grand logo. Both get in powerful hooks, Baranchyk's are superior. Body shots and right hand leads from Baranchyk. Petrov is shoeshining and uppercutting while leaned inside, bearing down on Baranchyk to smother him with close pressure. Double jab by Petrov forcing Baranchyk to back straight up, then expertly threading needle with an uppercut scoring on the chin from underneath, sneaking past the gloves via subterranean tunnels.

10-9 Baranchyk, closest yet. Razor-thin actually. Baranchyk early, Petrov late.

40-34 Baranchyk

 

I shaded it to Baranchyk on the more hurtful early work, but yeah, in terms of momentum. Czar digging in the heels and taking a stand.

 

Round 5

Baranchyk is catching jabs and uppercuts on the guard and letting Petrov tee off until withdrawing to give him a turn. Baranchyk is carrying his arms low and firing a 1-2 when Petrov steps into his parlor, scoring a few but missing far more past the ears of Petrov (or sunk into the gloves). Petrov flurrying and uppercutting into the chest whenever close enough. Baranchyk keeps rolling with the predictable yet effective 1-2, stinging Petrov visibly with it despite seeing his connect rate lower.

10-9 Baranchyk

50-34 Baranchyk

 

Round 6

Baranchyk is playing around now, experimenting with different shots from various angles to see what can make a dent in Petrov, who keeps threshing at the body with a blur of uppercuts and shooting the jab on the way in. Lead hooks, rights from a deep crouch, etc. Petrov is dropped by an overhand right, which looked to be a partial shove. Borderline call. It was a stiff-arm but Petrov was hurt by the punch before that. Equilibrium sapper on his temple. Mark Nelson chooses to give a count.

10-8 Baranchyk

60-52 Baranchyk