Wisaksil Wangek aka Srisaket Sor Rungvisai vs. Iran Irak Diaz Quintero RBR.

Diaz already flinching away from the body shots.

 

Did anyone else see Srisaket lift him off the canvas with a bodyshot? That's some Eugene Hart **** right there.

 

1-Diaz busy and fast on his feet but Srisaket takes centre ring and lands a bomb early, a body shot from Sriskaet, Diaz holds his feet for a moment but quickly realises that's a bad idea, another body shot from Srisaket, Diaz on the move, Diaz with a body shot, Srisaket to the body again, Diaz using a lot of nervous energy, another body shot from Srisaket, Diaz is cornered and tagged hard, crowd going ape ****, left hands from Srisaket, and another downstairs, Diaz has felt the power and is feeling it again, another body shot from Srisaket, Diaz on the run but Srisaket cutting the ring off well, Diaz throwing arm punches to try and create space, hard left up top,

10-9 Srisaket

 

Diaz is going to be pissing blood tomorrow.

 

Round 1: 10-9 Rungvisai

Diaz is the taller and longer fighter and he tries to establish that early. Rungvisai gets in and lands a quick left hook. Body work from both guys and Rungvisai lands a solid right hand. Diaz feels the power early both to head and body. Damn Rungvisai has some power on his shots. Diaz backing up looking hurt already. Rungvisai pouring it on with Diaz on the ropes.

 

10-9 Wangek, dominant

 

Round 1: 10-9 Sor Rungvisai

10-9 Sor Rungvisai

 

Wisaksil Wangek vs. Iran Diaz
Round 1: 10-9

First 90 seconds were relatively competitive, Diaz looking solid and landing some good counters but Wangek raising the pace in the second half of the round and attacking and destroying the body with power shots and Diaz clearly hurt holding his guard very low.

 

You right in the head ?

 

Doofy ass Jay Nady in there reffing.

 

It'll be a miracle if this makes it past 4

 

God those ONE girls *drools*...ahem..

2-Srisaket on the offensive straight away, double handed attack and Diaz is struggling to create space or land anything of note himself. A short left from Srisaket, more body work from the champion, Diaz falls short with a jab, Srisaket with a hard right hook, Srisaket just walking his man down, looks a bit more patient this round than in the opener but lands a left on the chin and goes for the kill when Diaz gets back into the corner, Diaz escapes well, loud Srisaket chant, a hard right hand from Diaz at the clacker. 20-18

 

Diaz tough hanging in there. I think this is stopped before the 6th.

 

Round 1: 10-9 Sor Rungvisai
Round 2: 10-9 Sor Rungvisai

20-18 Sor Rungvisai

 

Diaz has already exceeded my expectations, to be completely honest. Guy's game.

 

Round 1: 10-9 Rungvisai
Round 2: 10-9 Rungvisai

Rungvisai starts early and lands a right hand that stuns Diaz, who is trying to hold his ground, but is getting walked down. More body work from Rungvisai. Diaz trying the jab again, not quite sure how to slow his opponent down. Rungvisai backs him to the ropes again and digs to the body, Diaz escapes. Diaz trying to trade but just doesn't have the necessary firepower.