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The 2015 Boxcino quarterfinals at 154 lbs. are in the books.
Two undefeated fighters lost their 0’s. The sole remaining undefeated fighter looks like he could make this his show by the time it’s over. The biggest obstacle to that emerged in a familiar face from a year ago.
Here are some quick thoughts on the night.
Bracket One
Stanyslav Skorokhod (9-0, 7 KO) TKO4 Michael Moore (13-1, 6 KO): If the goal of the tournament is to find a star, the evening got off to a good start. Knockdowns in rounds three and four, both off knockdowns, moved the Ukrainian Skorokhod on to the semi-finals. Skorokhod may have let Moore off the hook in round three, head hunting where he could have dug to the ribs. Only 25, Skorokhod has time to pick those things up. The victor showed some speed, polish, aggression, and power the reflected his record. [Click Here To Read More]
Two undefeated fighters lost their 0’s. The sole remaining undefeated fighter looks like he could make this his show by the time it’s over. The biggest obstacle to that emerged in a familiar face from a year ago.
Here are some quick thoughts on the night.
Bracket One
Stanyslav Skorokhod (9-0, 7 KO) TKO4 Michael Moore (13-1, 6 KO): If the goal of the tournament is to find a star, the evening got off to a good start. Knockdowns in rounds three and four, both off knockdowns, moved the Ukrainian Skorokhod on to the semi-finals. Skorokhod may have let Moore off the hook in round three, head hunting where he could have dug to the ribs. Only 25, Skorokhod has time to pick those things up. The victor showed some speed, polish, aggression, and power the reflected his record. [Click Here To Read More]