Comments Thread For: Early ShoBox Results: Regis Prograis Beats Cowart

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

The televised opener came in the Jr. Welterweight division.

26-year old Regis Prograis (15-0, 12 KO), 139, of Houston, Texas, went eight rounds for the first time as a professional, throwing over 100 punches per round en route to a unanimous decision over gutsy 25-year old Amos Cowart (11-1-1, 9 KO), 139, of Groveland, Florida. The referee was Sparkle Lee.
[Click Here To Read More]

[Beercules]

Going to keep an eye on Prograis. I was impressed tonight.

[BrometheusBob.]

Going to keep an eye on Prograis. I was impressed tonight.

Ditto. Boxed well, threw >100 punches per round. All against an opponent that on paper should have been trouble.

[Hougigo]

Guy at the fight said Perez was takign shots in between fights, dude is like 75 years old....

[BrometheusBob.]

Me right now:

Guy at the fight said Perez was takign shots in between fights, dude is like 75 years old....

Wouldn't be surprised at all with this lol.

[El-blanco]

Guy at the fight said Perez was takign shots in between fights, dude is like 75 years old....

Unreal

Me right now:




Wouldn't be surprised at all with this lol.

Yeah, it was a nice little card.

[kiaba360]

Can't wait to see Prograis and Derevyanchenko again.

[Levity]

Khytrov looked very limited but I still had him up 67-65. I'm not sure if the cards have been verified yet, but in my opinion it's a big stretch to have Brinson up by 2 and a massive stretch to have him up by 8. Khytrov didn't deserve to be up by that much either, but giving him the early rounds isn't as egregious as giving Brinson a 10-8 round and a round in which he was pummeled and on the verge of being stopped.

The fact that a 70-62 card was reported, meaning a 10-8 round was given, leads me to believe that either someone announced it wrong and the card was for IK, or that Perez got the corners mixed up and was scoring rounds for Brinson when he meant to give them Khytrov.

SD looked solid--not a big hitter but good in most departments--and I'll be interested in how he progresses, though at this point he doesn't strike me as someone who will likely become one of the top few fighters in the division.

Prograis looked okay but I wouldn't say that I was impressed. He showed a good workrate and combination punching, but didn't really standout to me.

[CuriousGuest]

The televised opener came in the Jr. Welterweight division.

26-year old Regis Prograis (15-0, 12 KO), 139, of Houston, Texas, went eight rounds for the first time as a professional, throwing over 100 punches per round en route to a unanimous decision over gutsy 25-year old Amos Cowart (11-1-1, 9 KO), 139, of Groveland, Florida. The referee was Sparkle Lee.
[Click Here To Read More]

Derevyanchenko is also ukrainian not russian

[SOA]

The author wrote nonsense.
Derevyanchenko has no relation to Russia or to the Olympians.