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Post by K1power on Oct 10, 2015 4:30:59 GMT 1
Round 1:
Adegbuyi moving forward, Brestovac trying to hold Adegbuyi off with body- and lowkicks. Adegbuyi changing levels with the boxing combinations and finishes with lowkicks effectively. Big left hook counter by Adegbuyi, but Brestovac shrugs it off. Left highkick from Brestovac that mainly hits Adegbuyi's glove. Adegbuyi with a big combination at the clapper which Brestovac counters with a lowkick. Round ends.
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Post by sg on Oct 10, 2015 4:31:02 GMT 1
Wow Brestovac is perfoming pretty well against Adegbuyi in the first round, i am really surprised. 10:10 Round for me.
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Post by K1power on Oct 10, 2015 4:35:14 GMT 1
Round 2:
Brestovac starts moving forward, but Adegbuyi quickly changes it back to going forward himself. Brestovac tries a jumping knee that misses. Adegbuyi with a boxing combinations that hits Brestovac's guard. Another left highkick from Brestovac that mainly hits glove. Brestovac against the ropes. Adegbuyi with the body punches. Body kick from Adegbuyi. Left hook from Adegbuyi. Both fighters exchange 1-2 punches as the round ends.
Adegbuyi edges it, but Brestovac is hanging in there.
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Post by sg on Oct 10, 2015 4:35:09 GMT 1
Wtf is it only me or this fight is really a close one? Adegbuyi taked too many low kicks and Brestovac too many body shots
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Post by K1power on Oct 10, 2015 4:39:00 GMT 1
Round 3:
Lowkick exchanges early on. Brestovac going forward a bit more now. Adegbuyi pushes forward with some hard lowkicks. Another 1-2-3 lowkicks and Brestovac goes down. Beats the count, fight continues. Brestovac in the corner just eating punishment and the ref ends it.
Adegbuyi wins by TKO R3. That fight took a lot out of him though.
Entertaining fight that gives us a Wilnis VS Adegbuyi tournament final.
I'm gonna go ahead and pick Wilnis to take it as he should be the fresher fighter.
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Post by sg on Oct 10, 2015 4:39:52 GMT 1
How do you beat a meat tank? Well .. take off his chains  Adegbuyi taked punishement on his right leg and if Wilnis targets it we might have an upset here. |
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Post by K1power on Oct 10, 2015 4:41:50 GMT 1
Brestovac did okay while being on the backpedal, but being a southpaw he should have went for the inside lowkicks with more dedication.
Strike stats have Adegbuyi more active and more total strikes landed.
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Post by K1power on Oct 10, 2015 4:44:37 GMT 1
Up Next:
Co-Main Event
Dustin Jacoby VS Wayne Barrett
I'm kinda rooting for Jacoby, but I don't like his chances.
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Post by K1power on Oct 10, 2015 4:47:49 GMT 1
Oh great, more terrible backstage interviews with fighters that have their fight coming up.
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Post by kbfan on Oct 10, 2015 4:49:53 GMT 1
Man, is it just me or did these heavies looked exceptionally slow these first two fights? More so than usual? It seemed to me like the fights went in slow motion.
I also go with Wilnis to take the final, he is way less fatigued.
p.s. Adegbuyi in the best shape he's ever been from what i see, only 111kg! And he still looked slow as fuck. Got to be the high altitude ...
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Post by K1power on Oct 10, 2015 4:52:17 GMT 1
Well, I agree so far that I thought Edwards and Brestovac looked slower than usual, Wilnis and Adegbuyi looked pretty fast to me.
Better shape -> better stamina -> more speed (generally speaking)
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Post by sg on Oct 10, 2015 4:56:17 GMT 1
Well that's why i call them meat tanks. Believe it or not even 111 kg is not low weight for Adegbuyi's size. Each technique takes so many stamina, the kicks mainly that after 2-3 minutes you don't have oxygen to maintain it.
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Post by K1power on Oct 10, 2015 5:01:36 GMT 1
Round 1:
Jacoby keeping his guard up while going forward with the kicks while Barrett mainly counters with the punches that hit Jacoby's guard. Pretty even round overall.
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Post by sg on Oct 10, 2015 5:04:43 GMT 1
And Barett is disappointing me as always.
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Post by kbfan on Oct 10, 2015 5:05:38 GMT 1
Really fucking impressed with how well Jacoby has developed. All those losses against experienced guys weren't in vein. He went from being a laugh for me to actually liking him!
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