TTR CHALLENGE #21- FINAL STANDINGS

[straycat]

RESULTS and POINTS BREAKDOWN:

Fight #1- Heavyweight Bout-
Malik Scott (38-2-1, 13 KOs)
Unan. Dec. 10
Tony Thompson (The Ring #9, WBC #9, TTR #10; 40-6, 27 KOs)
- Scott was down in the ninth round but went on to win by the scores of 98-91, 96-93, and 95-94.
.....11 points for picking Scott plus 2 points for picking him by decision

Fight #2- SCRATCH-
Vacant WBC Latino Interim Flyweight Title-
Ganigan Lopez (WBC #6, TTR #9- both at 108; 26-6, 17 KOs as per BoxRec; 34-6, 17 KOs as per AOL Deportes Latino)
TKO-4 1:36
Juan Luis "Paisita" Lopez (13-4, 7 KOs)
- "Paisita" was a late substitute. Ganigan was originally scheduled to fight Miguel Herrera (10-2-3, 6 KOs) for the vacant Latino Interim title.
- Ganigan weighed in at 110; "Paisita" at 109.

Fight #3- Super Welterweight Bout-
Jermell Charlo (WBC #1, IBF #2, The Ring #4, TTR #5, Transnational #5; 27-0, 12 KOs)
TKO-6 1:21
Joachim Alcine (35-8-2, 21 KOs)
- Charlo decked Alcine in the sixth round.
.....9 points for picking Charlo plus 2 points for picking him by KO/TKO

Fight #4- IBO and IBF World Junior Welterweight Titles-
IBO champion Eduard Troyanovsky (IBF #11; 23-0, 20 KOs)
TKO-6
IBF champion Cesar Rene Cuenca (TTR #8, Transnational #10; 48-1, 2 NCs, 2 KOs as per BoxRec; 47-1, 2 NCs, 2 KOs as per FightFax)
.....10 points for picking Troyanovsky plus 2 points for picking him by KO/TKO

Fight #5- IBO World Cruiserweight Title-
Ola Afolabi (Transnational #7, IBF #10, TTR #15; 22-4-4, 11 KOs)
KO-5 1:44
Champion Rakhim Chakhkiev (WBC #3, IBF #5, Transnational #6, TTR #7, The Ring #10, WBA #11; 24-2, 18 KOs)
- Former two-time WBO interim champion Afolabi regained the IBO title he had held from November 2, 2013 until April of this year.
- Trailing on points, the IBO #20 ranked Afolabi abruptly ended matters in the fifth round with a hard right followed by a crunching left.
.....10 points for picking Afolabi plus 2 points for picking him by KO/TKO

Fight #6- WBC Silver Heavyweight Title-
Champion Alexander Povetkin (TTR #1, Transnational #1, The Ring #1, WBC #1, WBO #5; 30-1, 22 KOs)
TKO-12
Mariusz Wach (WBC #11, IBF #13; 31-2, 17 KOs)
- Povetkin dominated and was leading 79-73 on all three cards after the eighth round. He continued to dominate into the twelfth round.
- Referee Jay Nady stopped the bout on the advice of the ringside physician because of the cuts Wach had suffered. Povetkin also suffered a cut during the bout but his corner was able to keep it under control. Wach's cuts kept worsening as the fight went on.
.....8 points for picking Povetkin plus 2 points for picking him by KO/TKO

Fight #7- WBA World Cruiserweight Title-
Champion Denis Lebedev (Transnational #2, The Ring #2, TTR #3; 28-2, 20 KOs)
TKO-8 2:00
Lateef Kayode (WBA #3; 21-1, 1 ND, 1 NC, 16 KOs)
- Lebedev decked Kayode three times- once in the seventh round and twice in the eighth. Kayode made it back to his feet each time. After the second knockdown in the eighth round, Lebedev landed a series of unanswered power punches giving referee Steve Smoger no choice but to prevent Kayode from taking additional punishment.
.....8 points for picking Lebedev plus 2 points for picking him by KO/TKO

Fight #8- Vacant WBC Silver Cruiserweight Title-
Olanrewaju Durodola (WBC #4; 22-2, 20 KOs)
TKO-2 2:29
Dmitry Kudryashov (WBC #2, WBA #4, WBO #5, TTR #6, The Ring #8, Transnational #9, IBF #9; 18-1, 18 KOs)
- Durodola's WBC Continental Americas and Kudryashov's WBA International, WBC CISBB, and UBO World titles were not on the line.
- Durodola forced the fight to the inside in the second round. He drove Kudryashov to the ropes and then landed his right hand repeatedly until referee Jay Nady mercifully stopped the bout.
.....12 points for picking Durodola plus 2 points for picking him by KO/TKO

Fight #9- Japanese Flyweight Title-
Champion Takuya Kogawa (WBC #12; 25-4, 13 KOs)
Unan. Dec. 10
Tetsuma Hayashi (25-4-2, 9 KOs)
- Hayashi came into the bout ranked as the JBC's #1 contender for Kogawa's title.
- The scores were 97-93, 97-93, and 96-94.
.....9 points for picking Kogawa plus 2 points for picking him by decision.

Marciano has the high score this week with 62pts and did move into a tie with JJ for the top spot.
Have to check with KSTAT on whether there is a tie breaking procedure or if they share the title as co champions.
HardCoreBee assumed 3rd place and Cagiva who along with WillieB scored 2nd highest with 60 moved into a tie in the 8th spot with KewlMoDee.

1) Co-Super Champion- J.J.Dillon-40-1646
1) Co-Super Champion- marciano1952-62-1646
3) Interim Champion- hardcorebee24-40-1642
4) Regional Champion- tainos-44-1612
5) RASTA666-42-1581
6) KSTAT124-36-1555
7) straycat-50-1528
8 ) kewlmodee-40-1517
8 ) Cagiva9-60-1517
10) WillieB59-60-1500
11) gilgamesh-49-1375
12) DBO- 48-1325
13) chef97-DNP-751
14) TopNotch86-DNP-236
15) stenchasaurous-DNP-205

[marciano1952]

Don't think there has ever been a tie for 1st....good season guys

[J.J.Dillon]

Awesome work with the late move, Marc. Congratulations.

Great season guys.

[hardcorebee24]

Fuck this shit. I'm a sore fucking loser. You can all suck my dick. Eat shit and die, the whole lot of ya.

[KSTAT124]

Co-winners! It's the first time we've had a tie for first place in the regular Challenge but overall, it's the fourth time- g1b6er15h and me (TTR Supplementary Challenge #6), mekane and 3Mosquitoes (TTR Superfights Challenge #4), and mekane and tainos (TTR Superfights Challenge #7) were the first three.

[straycat]

Maybe if I wouldn't of slept on tallying the scores we could of concocted a one fighf tie breaker with Bradely/Rios.
Picking winner by KO in a round or D with closest to score.
In any case congrats to JJ & Marc.
Big ups to Rasta for stepping up. I will continue in default mode. I don't do so bad when if I do the scoring sober.

[marciano1952]

Been a long way back to the top since Challenge 13

[gilgamesh]

Considering I missed the first 5 or 6 weeks of this. I'm proud of my finish, and figure I did pretty well. Next year I plan on being in the race for the Grand Prize

[KSTAT124]

Congratulations to our new champions!