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Olivieria is giving Bivol nothing to think about, his nose bloodied and he's content to just cover up and fight on the backfoot. Bivol lands some good shots but Olivieria's reluctance to engage is drawing this fight out.
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Bivol showing more urgency in round 6, Olivieria begins to clinch in an attempt to survive. Bivol scores a knockdown (can't remember what punch he threw) and Olivieria must've speared Bivol's legs as Bivol tumbles on top of him. T'was quite a comical moment but Olivieria's looking uncomfortable on the ground and the referee ends the fight.
EDIT: Upon replay, it was a partially blocked left hook which put Olivieria down. Looks to be more so exhaustion and beaten mentally rather than a great shot.Comment
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Lipets in the ring now.
10-9 Lipets, both men feeling the other out.Last edited by D-MiZe; 11-28-2014, 09:24 AM.Comment
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Sergey Lipinets 4-0 vs. Ernie Sanchez (14-5-1)Comment
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Lipets comes out much more aggressive, landing some good hooks and uppercuts. Sanchez throwing back but Lipets is just too active.
20 - 18Comment
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Sanchez is at least somewhat competitive compared to the previous fight, he's landing jabs and the occassional hook but Lipets is outworking him.
30 - 27Comment
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Lipets stops Sanchez at the end of round 8, Sanchez didn't want no more.Comment
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That's the first time Sanchez has ever been stopped.Comment
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Lipets gets Sanchez on the ropes, lands a straight right and follows it up with a left uppercut to the stomach. Sanchez wilts and grimaces, Lipets had a good pace from the 2nd round onwards and ground out a stoppage win.
@Freedom: That fight was frustrating, Bivol did all that he could.Comment
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Kuzmin was not in shape, flabby motherfucker.Comment
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