Tonight's weights & officials

Mulivai walks around at 84kgs with single digit body fat, he is more effective as a light heavy I think he loses power draining himself

 

I slept through Colomban vs. Cesaire (was still predawn my time here in the States) and it sounds like I am better off for it?

Balla vs. Tzouramanis was fun, until the scorecard reading anyhow.

Carr vs. Mulivai was excellent, nice suspenseful game of cat-and-mouse.

I'm pissed Amonsot didn't make it on TV? :blood He was boxing in the night's only twelve-rounder, what's the deal there? When the card first caught my eye I'd assumed he was the main event, and that by having them on the same bill they were angling towards putting him in next versus Balla or Tzouramanis for his old Aussie title.

 

The commentators did remark upon how big he looked but also said he supposedly makes 168 very comfortably. :conf

 

Czar was the most accomplished fighter on the bill, and the most entertaining if we're being honest. Silly for him to get blackballed. :bart

 

Chokchai had no chance to make weight, being a less than 48 hour substitute, did he?

As of Monday it was supposed to have been Amonsot defending against Banlue Sawangwong.

Regardless of which hopeless Thai sam-lor driver they imported for him, Amonsot deserved more respect than being left off a TV card entirely. It didn't necessarily have to be on top, but on the bill, period, would have been nice. Look at how many complaints there have been about Colomban vs. Cesaire - I'm guessing Amonsot smashing Chokchai was eminently more watchable.

Hell, they had Balla and Tzouramanis co-main eventing for a title Amonsot never lost in the ring, and everyone with functioning eyes can tell Amonsot could take on both of those boys in the ring at the same time and crack their heads together like coconuts. :deal