Zabdiel Judah vs. Cletus Seldin & James Anthony McGirt vs. David Papot RBR

Considering that ^^ it has made for an okay, watchable fight.

 

Play by play man is "Randy G", who just got done humble-bragging that he single-handedly set up the boxing commission here in Verona NY back in '97..

 

10-9 McGirt, close, doing the cleaner work roping out the jab & left cross as he steps out to space himself, although Papot is hassling with bum-rush pressure and hooking salvos downstairs.

48-47 McGirt

 

Monte's doing alright, though he needs speak directly into the mic instead of mumbling away from it. The other guy, though..

 

McGirt doing some nice work now, drawing the lead from Papot & painting his face with the jab, then working a left uppercut to pry out the guard and throwing a shoeshine at the face. Papot is repeatedly cutting the ring down and digging right hooks on the body while squatting in to press McGirt against the ropes. As before, the cleaner and more accurate jabs are from Buddy Jr.

10-9 McGirt, close

58-56 McGirt

 

...his Twitter handle is CommishRandyG.

Definitely thinks he's hot shit.

 

Very interesting tidbit of trivia.

Barrett - who also fought Wladimir Klitschko, a past-prime David Tua (actually twice, going 24 rounds altogether), Odlanier Solis, Luis Ortiz, Hasim Rahman, Alexander Ustinov, David Haye, Dominick Guinn, Tim Witherspoon, Joe Mesi, and Owen Beck - says the hardest shots he took in his career and the ones that made him come the closest to wanting to quit in the middle of a match, were against Eric Kirkland in 2003 on ESPN2 FNF in Albuquerque. Kirkland entered that night with a 17-1 (13) record, and gave Barrett a broken nose and bloody mouth early but was stopped in the final round of a scheduled ten. His career went nowhere after that, returned three years later to crush a can and that was that.