Sentences with phrase «round ko»

Almost always, the dispute results are outstanding 1st Round KO!

Showtime Boxing: In his first title defense, Deontay Wilder wins via ninth round KO over challenger Eric Molina.

Bellew recently secured a world title at cruiserweight in an entertaining battle with Ilunga Makabu which ended in a third round ko, following that was a flawless performance in his first successful defence against BJ Flores.

Ezzard Charles, 3 - round KO over Vern Escoe, heavyweights, Edmonton.

Johnny Summerlin, 6 - round KO over Charlie Powell, heavyweights, Los Angeles.

So much for a first round or fourth round KO from Conor.

Letting Conor grab his belt and Dana is just snickering in the back also releasing the video of him and his corner after the fight and he comes back 6 months later and dominates Edgar (who was coming off a 1st round ko of Mendes).

Not exact matches

Beneil Dariush via KO (punch) at 0:42 of Round 1 Bantamweight: John Dodson def.

But after losing 2 title fights to Aldo & getting ko'd by a much bigger contender in the first round he still insists despite pleads from his coach / team.

Though left hooks had accounted for all 27 of Gatti's KOs, McGirt predicted his pupil would drop Millett in the fourth round with a right.

If you noticed if Bigfoot did not get hit by a right hand in the first round of a fight, typically his chin would hold up (before it went to complete and utter shit) That's what got him KO'd against Cormier, Cain and Arlovski, right straights / overhand rights sailing over his shoulder.

I'm sure he'll send out some tweet like «I'll KO that bum Kabob in the 1st round.

Antonio Tarver stunned Roy Jones Jr. with a KO in the second round to win the WBC light heavyweight title

The issue against Holly was that she'd never fought a world class striker, all while her coach had her convinced that she was one after two straight KO victories... Holly outclassed her in the first round with superior footwork, constantly tagging her... Ronda was in panic mode, constantly chasing...

BOXING — PETE RADEMACHER, showing more doggedness than style, alternately backtracked and banged his balding head against the hard right fist of Zora Folley, went down twice in the third round, twice in the fourth, ran out of coordination altogether 75 seconds into the fourth, lost on KO (see below).

Who cares about losing a round if you have you opponent hurt and KO then the next round.

Over DePaula's floundering form last week he made it 25 KOs, though this last one was only technically a knockout, made mandatory by the New York boxing commission rule that, even in a championship bout, after three knockdowns in a round a fighter is automatically disqualified, supposedly to prevent serious injury.

After seven straight victories (six of them KOs), he lost a 10 - round decision to Zora Folley.

Luke Rockhold via KO at 1:28 of Round 3 Heavyweight: Curtis Blaydes def.

Cech kos and clattenburg deserve a round of applause they kept us in the game.

FA Cup Third Round action with a classic Friday night Merseyside Derby as Liverpool take on Everton from Anfield (KO 19:55) while Manchester Utd take on Derby at Old Trafford (KO 20:00).

Fight goes distance (5 rounds): Yes +700, No -1300 Fight ends in draw: Yes +7500, No -20000 Rousey by submission: Yes +125, No -165 Rousey by TKO / KO: Yes +620, No -1260 Nunes by submission: Yes +713, No -1523 Nunes by TKO / KO: Yes +175, No -245

If, IF, we get to the KO rounds of UCL, could you imagine our squad against the likes of Barca, PSG, Atletico Madrid, Bayern, and worst of all Real Madrid?

I thought Dustin probably won round 1, round 2 was closer, round 3 Justin was dominating and looked like he was going to bully Dustin until KOing him.

Max as better striking at this point in his career than anyone McGregor has ever fought in MMA I don't see McGregor KO'ing Max, and I don't see McGregor winning a 5 round decision either.

Their squad is strong enough to qualify for KO rounds against the likes of European giants Napoli and Dortmund.

England qualified for the KO rounds of the European Championships as runners up of their group and will face Iceland in the Round of 16.

The Red Devils have not guaranteed qualification to KO rounds as yet.

WBC super featherweight champion Miguel Berchelt (33 - 1, 29 KOs) made easy work of replacement opponent Maxwell Awuku (44 -4-1, 30 KOs) in stopping him in the 3rd round on Saturday night at the Oasis Arena in Cancun, Quintana Roo, Mexico.

In co-features, welterweights Jo Jo Dan (33 - 2, 18 KOs) and Kevin Bizier (23 - 1, 16 KOs) go for a 12 - round rematch, super middleweight Andre Dirrell (23 - 1, 16 KOs) takes on Derek Edwards (27 - 3, 14 KOs) and light heavyweight contender Artur Beterbiev (6 - 0, 6 KOs) faces Jeff Page Jr. (15 - 0, 10 KOs).

Charismatic hometown hero Adrien «The Problem» Broner (28 - 1, 22 KOs) faces top young prospect Emanuel «Tranzformer» Taylor (18 - 2, 12 KOs) in a 12 - round super lightweight bout.

Plus, undefeated former two - division champ Mikey Garcia (34 - 0, 28 KOs) returns to the ring against Elio Rojas (24 - 2, 14 KOs) and junior middleweights Tony Harrison (23 - 1, 19 KOs) and Sergey Rabchenko (27 - 1, 20 KOs) face off in a 12 - round eliminator.

Plus, unbeaten Gary Russell Jr. (24 - 0, 14 KOs) faces Ukrainian southpaw Vasyl Lomachenko (1 - 1, 1 KO) for the world featherweight title in a 12 - round showdown and Devon Alexander «The Great» (25 - 2, 14 KOs) meets Jesus Soto Karass (28 -9-3, 18 KOs) in a 10 - round super welterweight match up.

A triple - header of dynamic American fighters take on Brooklyn's biggest stage: Danny «Swift» Garcia (28 - 0, 16 KOs) battles «Lightning» Rod Salka (19 - 3, 3 KOs) in a 10 - round super lightweight bout; Lamont Peterson (32 -2-1, 16 KOs) faces off against top prospect Edgar «El Chamaco» Santana (29 - 4, 20 KOs) for the junior welterweight crown; and Brooklyn's own «Miracle Man» Daniel Jacobs (27 - 1, 24 KOs) challenges Jarrod «Left Jab» Fletcher (18 - 1, 10 KOs) for the vacant middleweight championship.

Showtime Boxing: Frank Galarza's KO victory over Sheldon Moore in the 3rd round of ShoBox: The New Generation.

In the event that you both have an equal amount of KO's at the end of 20 rounds, you play until one team lands another knockout.

The rest ended in KOs or TKOs, and most in the first round.

Characters can tag in and out at will, but having one be KO'd will end the round and begin the next with that character eliminated from the player's tag choices.

500 reward points are earned for predicting the winner, 250 points for method such as KO or TKO, 500 points for correctly choosing method and specific round the fight will be stopped before attempting to earn 500 bonus points by winning the match with your chosen fighter.

Honestly in them all I want just a little more control (rounds in Quiplash and Fakin It), Number of Questions asked in Quiplash per round, bracket style in Tee KO, etc..)