Rubén Villa IV vs. Alexei Collado Acosta & Taras Oleksandrovych Shelestyuk vs Luís Alberto Verón RBR

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Showtime in the US; TyC Sports in Argentina.

 

As a perennial top 15 contender yeah, but I think he might be doomed to he "always a bridesmaid"..

 

Ah ****, never mind, I forgot he was 34 already (how time flies!) - he'll be lucky to spend a year or two ranked top 15, then.

 

Zhora Robertovich Hamazaryan vs. Sulaiman Segawa, 8 rounds @ lightweight

 

So far the Armenian is throwing much straighter punches than is his Ugandan opponent.

 

Both very flawed, in different ways. Segawa throws very fat and telegraphed shots traveling around the world before homing in ..while Zhora is landing good 1-2s but admiring his work and leaving his chin hanging in the strike zone without either continuing to let his fists go with follow-up attacks or snapping back to a protective state.

 

@SladeW you scoring this one?

 

Ugh, both of the co-main event faves are guys that I'm quite fond of but know they're never destined to go "all the way" because neither of them has anything resembling 1-punch KO power. (RV4 is considerably more of a feather-fist than Shelly, but is younger & fresher).

 

Steve Farhood has it 38 apiece halfway through, giving Hamazaryan the second and fourth.