Sebastian Fundora v Brian Mendoza April 8th Showtime

[Spicoli]

Little zip on what Lee is putting out here. Getting by on some bluff. Campa fully on the gas. Body is brutal

[Spicoli]

Savage exchange mid 9th, face of Campa falling apart but much heavier shots from him. Lee has some grit to him. Timing inside counters well to end round.

[TIC]

really good fight

[TIC]

i have it a draw

[TIC]

brandun gets a wide decision by all three judges

[Spicoli]

No no no and no. People talk nonsense...but this was a clear cut robbery by those wash judge cards. Big load a shat.

[TitoFan]

Well... just watched Shakur easily dominate in HIS fight over on ESPN.

Now let's see what happens in this freak show.

Nah... j/k.

Still... I very much dislike these freakish height differences.

[TIC]

gave the first to sebastian

[Spicoli]

Did they hire a pro ring side screamer for this? Girl sounds like she's riding a dragon into battle ffs.

[TitoFan]

I didn't like this one either.

[Spicoli]

ohhhhh

[Spicoli]

That was absolutely fuckin epic

[TitoFan]

That was absolutely fuckin epic

Even better... the hyena finally SHUT the FUKK up!!!

[TitoFan]

Jim Gray is such a crappy interviewer.

[TitoFan]

That was absolutely fuckin epic

Having the night to digest it... it WAS fuckin epic.

I very much dislike fights with such a height difference. It's like a freak show. But think about it. Mendoza kept plugging away and plugging away. At first Fundora was doing little with his power hand (the left). But at some point he loosened up and I've got to admit... Fundora is pretty good on the inside fighting for someone with such a ridiculous height and reach advantage. Mendoza was looking the worse for the wear... and at one point it looked like maybe a late round stoppage if the fight would've kept on like that. I think the judges had Fundora winning every round up to that point, which IMO is a bit harsh, because I think Mendoza has sneaked a round or two in there. Admittedly, I was losing interest in the fight, and saw the result as inevitable. There was nothing Mendoza could do to stem the tide.

But like Mendoza himself said after the fight... he never gave up and just kept plugging away. In the seventh round, I think it was... BOOM. A left hook out of nowhere. I think Fundora's legs caused him the fight, because they kept him upright. Just long enough for Mendoza to come back in and finish the job. No way was Fundora getting up from that devastating left hook, and then the one-two flush on the face before he went down.

In a way it was "Mike Weaver-John Tate -ish". All is lost until one big punch and then... TIMBERRRR!!

Hearing Fundora speak after the fight... he's a likable kid and all. I just think he needs to eat a few more cheeseburgers, and get on up to a division that better suits his height and reach.