ShoBox: Ivan Redkach vs. Tony Luis & John Thompson vs. Frank Galarza RBR

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  1. Drew101

    Drew101 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    It was a lot more competitive than the scores indicated. And the last round was pretty terrific.
     
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  2. IntentionalButt

    IntentionalButt FROM THE RIVER TO THE SEA Full Member

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    He was coming on very strong before the cut.
     
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  3. lv lurker

    lv lurker fly on the wall Full Member

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    Hmm. The knockdown won it by 1 maybe 2 at best for Redkack from what I saw. Kid needs some work.
     
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  4. lv lurker

    lv lurker fly on the wall Full Member

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    And a translator.
     
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  5. Hercegovac

    Hercegovac Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I think Ivan deserved the win, but he looked like complete ****

    Slow hands, slower feet, bad defense, looked defeated after Luis showed him he wouldn't wilt to his power, just not a high class fighter
     
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  6. freedom2013

    freedom2013 Boxing Junkie banned

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    I agree.

    That 99-90 card was disgraceful. It was a close fight.

    I had Redkach winning 95-94.
     
    freedom2013, Jan 17, 2014
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  7. shoe

    shoe Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    rekach was clearly knocked down by punch in the 1st, not so sure Luis knockdown wasn't more of a push.
     
    shoe, Jan 17, 2014
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  8. IntentionalButt

    IntentionalButt FROM THE RIVER TO THE SEA Full Member

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    Hooker vs. Ramos - A-; great stylistic blend, eight rounds of hard fought and evenly matched action.

    Douglas vs. Davis - B+; only real complaint is how one-sided it was even though it was competitively and entertainingly one-sided.

    Thompson vs. Galarza - straight A; favorite got brutally knocked out early. You can't ask for more.

    Redkach vs. Luis - B-,;marred by some overly active officiating, periods of two-way sloppiness, and scores that were too wide in favor of the showcased prospect, but still a lot of fun.
     
    IntentionalButt, Jan 17, 2014
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  9. Lady Girl

    Lady Girl Kneel Before Zod! Full Member

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    thats some bs right there
     
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  10. IntentionalButt

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    Luis' knockdown was legit as ruled, flash knockdown but legit. Redkach's was borderline, you would probably need a slow-motion replay from a different angle than what they showed on the broadcast to determine if his knuckle actually scraped the canvas.
     
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  11. spinner

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    D Maurice Hooker vs. Abel Ramos, 8 rounds @ welterweight

    ✓ Antoine Douglas vs. Marquis Davis, 8 rounds @ middleweight

    John Thompson vs. ✓ Frank Galarza, 8 rounds @ light middleweight

    ✓ Ivan Redkach vs. Tony Luis, 10 rounds @ lightweight



    I enjoyed tonight's show online but the d@mn stream went blank in the final round of the Main Event and I missed the judges decision - thanx for the updated score.


    I esp liked Galarza's ambush attack in his win for the "Latino Champ" version of the WBC JMW belt. I read where he lives in the East New York section of Brooklyn and that's where I grew up so I'm proud of the hometown lad.


    You could readily see from tonight's show that these dudes fought with intensity and lots of hunger. That's great to see!
     
    spinner, Jan 17, 2014
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  12. rodney

    rodney Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I agree. 99-0 is out of line.
    Very close fight.
    Could of been a draw.
    Nevertheless, Luis did very well considering that the deck was stacked against him --- not only Redkack but to deal with a ref that was helping Redkack all nite long.
    Calling breaks when Luis was in the middle of a flurry. Didnt let them fight.
     
    rodney, Jan 17, 2014
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  13. Farmboxer

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    Redkach clearly won the fight, even the punch stats showed it. He had his opponent hurt badly. I like the way he made adjustments during the fight........

    Galarza had one Hell of a knockout!!!
     
    Farmboxer, Jan 18, 2014
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  14. Koba

    Koba Whimsical Inactivisist Full Member

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    Damn..unavoidable commitments kept me away from this one - I was really hoping to catch the Redkach fight live.

    I'll try to tube it in a bit, but it sounds like Ivan Grozny wasn't tremendously impressive (or perhaps Luis is better than advertised) - TBH it wasn't a huge surprise - Redkach has some fairly impressive KOs but hasn't really appeared such a monster when faced with resistance - the Sanchez fight (which is rather bizarrely listed by Boxrec as a HW clash) ended in a NC from cuts, but Ivan was looking far from dominant in the action there was.
     
    Koba, Jan 18, 2014
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