Tony Harrison vs. Ishé Oluwa Kamau Ali Smith/Andrew Omotunde Tabiti vs. Lateef Olalalekin Kayode RBR

Round 5

Tabiti is starting to find holes to lave the face of Kayode with lengthier straight combos prior to getting pushed down or grabbed into a bear hug. Tabiti letting his fists go and then wisely covering up and bracing to be swallowed into Kayode's wheelhouse, bending his neck to mitigate the rabbit punches.

10-9 Tabiti

50-45 Tabiti

 

Round 6

Tabiti is continuing to do his thing, setting up with double jabs, growing visibly in confidence and beginning to stand up a little taller, fortifying his position, resetting to keep tagging Kayode with straights while scuffing his feet backwards, and slinking his way clear of grab & pound attempts - until landing a PEACH of an uppercut. Kayode goes to a knee and rides the full count of Kenny Bayless!

TKO6!!

 

Thank you for sparing us a second half of that contest, Beast!

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I Got The Hookup (1998), I remember that movie coming out.

Interesting view into a different time. Having a cell phone the size of a box of Eggos made you the most gangsta dude on the block.

 

Smith >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Kayode

 

No Doubt KSAB.

Like I said, I really hope the switch from in-ring combatant to full time color analyst comes soon.

If he incurs a loss to yet another Charlo bro, that will be an 0-3 skid, which seems as suitable a time as can be for that career jump.

edit: didn't realize he fought on the Alexander vs. Ortiz undercard and picked up a W. Still, though. Unless he scores the upset he should call it a day.

 

Tony Harrison vs. Ishé Oluwa Kamau Ali Smith, 10 rounds @ middleweight

 

"Win lose or draw, I'm going in to win it..."

Profound stuff there, Super Bad...

 

Official judges:

Dave Moretti
Glenn Trowbridge
Tim Cheatum