CompuBox

CompuBox Punch Stats: Filip Hrgovic-Daniel Dubois

Compubox Punch Stats: Dmitry Bivol-Malik Zinad

CompuBox Punch Stats: Hamzah Sheeraz-Austin Williams

Compubox Punch Stats: Raymond Ford-Nick Ball

CompuBox Punch Stats: Willy Hutchinson-Craig Richards

CompuBox Stats: Josh Taylor-Jack Catterall II

Though Catterall lost a controversial split decision in their first fight, he threw 219 more punches and landed 47 more punches than Taylor

CompuBox Stats: Cheavon Clarke-Ellis Zorro

Through eight rounds the fight was moving at a leisurely pace with the combatants averaging around 30 punches thrown per round

CompuBox Stats: Paddy Donovan-Lewis Ritson

Donovan landed 7 power punches in the first round to Ritson’s 1. This set the pattern for the fight in which Donovan held a significant power punches landed advantage throughout.

CompuBox Stats: Gary Cully-Francesco Patera

Patera had some early success punching his way inside of Cully’s long reach, but he could not sustain those moments as the fight progressed. Cully threw 101 more punches and landed 15 more punches. Patera actually landed 11 more power punches, but Cully held a 39-13 edge in jabs landed.

CompuBox Punch Stats: Denys Berinchyk-Emanuel Navarrete

Facing an opponent who fights just as awkwardly as he does, Navarrete never found a sustained offensive rhythm. Berinchyk threw more punches than Navarrete in 11 of the 12 rounds. In 7 of the 12 rounds the combatants were separated by 3 or fewer punches. They ended the fight separated by 1 landed punch. Berinchyk threw 120 more punches and landed 1 fewer punch, but his work rate blunted Navarrete’s offense, holding him to 51 punches thrown per round, 18 less than his average coming in; and 8 power punches landed per round, 9 less than his average coming in.