Doheny looks huge and using his guile and experience to get under Balls skin. This looks a tasty contest.
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Doheny looks huge and using his guile and experience to get under Balls skin. This looks a tasty contest.
JT still adept enough to exploit Balls lack of stature :-X. Moving well might do well to keep tapping that body
Ball has to make the old man to work and tire him out.
Nice compact left uppercut from Ball end of 6th slipped it right onto the chin. Starting to pressure up well now
nick starting to take over in the fifth & sixth
nick loses a point at the start of the nineth
Doheny morphing into survival mode. legs stiffening and eye chewed up. Those turns to slip punches could be a few good combos away from taking a knee.
Taking a battering in 10th but TJ tried to attack back to body. Stopped on the stool now, right call.
Doheny retires as it was getting too much for him after round 10
tj's corner calls it after the tenth
Like the fact their playing up and focused on return to sold out local venue. Bad blood between Ball and Doheny? Nick seemed not interested at all in post fight recognition and such.
Yes there was some bad blood at the weigh in and as you saw during the first round. Nick should have been docked a point for kicking TJ.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spicoli
Frampton is saying that Ball can beat Inoue but I highly doubt that.
How did Ball not lose a point for that kick? It’s surprising there was no penalty. Ball’s definitely trying to talk his way into a showdown with Inoue, but if that fight happens, I hope he gets a big payday—because I see Inoue brutally stopping him in there. It’s kind of crazy that Inoue is fighting Cardenas next, while Espinoza faces a much tougher challenge in Vazquez on the undercard. Honestly, it makes you wonder why they didn’t just make Inoue vs. Espinoza instead.