Amir Mansour vs Steve Cunningham April 4th

[jas]

[jas]

[Hougigo]

Tbh i think if the count was normal pace i dont believe Cunningham makes it up and ready to fight, especially the second time

He won the fight on his own strength and will power, but he definitely got a little bit of help in the fifth

[jas]

[US Dirk Killer]

Ref saved Johnson from death

[bojangles1987]

Very happy for Cunningham. I felt good about his chances, Monsour is a pretty limited puncher.

[Light_Speed]

Props to Cunningham, he showed tremendous heart. I thought he was done when he got dropped in the 5th but he got back up, as ****m would say that's what warriors do. I guess he couldn't let his daughter watch him get counted out. I'm really happy for him, and my thoughts go out to him and his family for what they're going through.

[DoktorSleepless]

I'm no longer able to watch Friday night boxing live anymore, but I was excited to hear it was a good card. Just finished watching Stevens-Johnson. I only thought it was an okay fight. I don't what people are going on about saying it was FOTY. Stevens was never hurt or even stunned, which should be a requirement for FOTY honors. Johnson landed some decent punches here and there, but none of them were particularly eye catchings. I don't think simply outworking someone makes a fight great. Steven had some great moments, but they were so few of them to really get my adrenalin going. Boxing is a lot more exciting for me when I'm watching it in real time, so maybe that has something to do with why I thought it was so and so.

I gave Stevens rounds 1,4,5, and 8. Would have been a draw on my card if they let round 10 finish.

Up next is the Cunningham fight.

[jas]

[The Problem Child]

One of those times where I feel bad for the fighter I was rooting against.

He earned my respect with his performance. He fought so hard just to have the opportunity snatched away from him like that.

Both are warriors, both will always have my support and respect.