Stephen James Claggett vs. Eduardo Estela Scarmato & Movladdin Biyarslanov v. Jonathan José Eniz RBR

30-27 Biyarslanov

 

Overall the Chechen Wolf is penetrating his fellow southpaw's defenses more than he's getting hit back (mostly with high jabs, occasional hooks around the guard, and pokes on the body) but El Potro being pretty stingy and covering up well, even getting in a few counters.

 

Crowd is pretty dead; people ringside are having sidebar conversations.

 

Casavant has it 40-36 Biyarslanov.

 

Is anybody else watching this or am I suffering alone?

 

Eniz losing in a landslide (barely throwing anything except the odd doubled-up overhand left from outside) but to his credit he's making Biyarslanov miss buckets of leather.

 

Biyarslanov starting to zap Eniz with spiteful hard & fast straight lefts, tripling up on them at one point in the 6th.

 

70-63 Biyarslanov

 

Eniz's priorities, in descending order, appear to be:

1. Show up and get paid
2. Survive the distance if possible, for his pride
3. Troll and make his opponent look bad where possible, for the lols

 

100-90 Biyarslanov

 

Official cards:

100-90 x2
99-91

UD for Biyarslanov

 

Biyarslanov to his credit isn't crazy about the performance tonight and promises the fans better fights in the future.

 

Next up is what EOTM is calling the main event but IB considers a walkout bout.

 

Alexandre Bigras Gaumont vs. Walter Andrés Viera Rodríguez, 8 rounds @ middleweight