Kal Yafai v Suguru Muranaka

[Master]

Yafai landing better shots and wins 10th

[Master]

Muranaka winning 11th .

Both have thrown some leather.

[Master]

Yafai is shattered but wins 12th and should keep title

[Alpha]

That was a fun fight. Muranaka gave everything he had. Kal just the better man. Kal should win clear but it was grueling at times. That's the sort of fight he needed.

[Alpha]

118-108
119- 107 x2

UD Yafai

Cards were a bit wide in my opinion.

[Dean Duke]

Thought Yafai was exposed a bit tonight, he don't like it to the body and looked uncomfortable not controlling the pace, his power dropped noticeably after a few rounds too and Muranaka although one tough cookie was fighting beyond his best weight class.

[Fenster]

Two excellent fights.

Although Yafai was the clear winner (not as wide as the scorecards) Muranaka was beyond hard. The fight was like Morales-McCullough, the more talented harder hitter had to give up trying to out-muscle the relentless granite punching machine to rely on some slicker skills, but was never given a second to coast.
Although a big jump in class I'd give Yafai a go at Choco because he'll have a good natural size advantage. Inoue, Rungvisai, Cuadras - what a division. The casual/non-supernerds don't care but a whole host of South American, Japanese and Filipinos that make for great fights.

Sam Eggarito is impossible to not like. Never in a dull fight, rock-solid, heavy-handed, balls, is aware of his limitations. Terrific highlight reel chinage to seal a close-ish fight. Stick him in with Broner

[Batman]

Best thing about Eggington is that I don't think he even realises that he is a boxer.

Someone is missing a trick by not getting him and Flanagan to co-host a talk show together