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mikehoudini · 09-09-2009, 05:00 PM

Bruce Woodcock vs. Duncan Dokiwari – The Nigerian landed a smashing uppercut early on, and Woodcock was hurt, and cut outside his right eye, to boot

. Bruce covered up, evading any further damage, but Dokiwari had drawn first blood, literally, 6-3.

Duncan opened the 2^nd with another stunning uppercut, and the cut was reopened

! His hook kept finding a home and he built a nice lead, winning 14-6, Woodcock making it respectable with a spot-on uppercut of his own just before the bell!

Dokiwari targeted the eye and reopened the cut early in the 3^rd. He landed a solid right hook, but Woodcock answered with one of his own. Bruce owned the last minute, his crosses and combinations finding a ready target, and he pulled away for a needed 13-8 round, his corner anxious to work on that cut!

Desperate, Bruce came out swinging in the 4^th, figuring the best defense for his eye was a good offense

. He ripped a savage combination home to start the round, then a laser left. Duncan covered up, and Bruce penetrated with a gnarly hook! Teeing off, he blasted 2 major uppercuts home, and Dokiwari was staggered

! After a few lighter uppercuts, he uncorked a dazzling cross, and the referee had seen enough. With the score 28-0, a helpless and hapless Dokiwari was helped back to his corner, Bruce Woodcock winning by a TKO at 1:48 of the 4^th!

09-09-2009, 05:00 PM	#845 (permalink)
mikehoudini All Star Starter Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Catonsville, MD Posts: 1,213 Thanks: 12 Thanked 47x in 37 posts	Stupendous 6s Round 1 Fight 24 Bruce Woodcock vs. Duncan Dokiwari – The Nigerian landed a smashing uppercut early on, and Woodcock was hurt, and cut outside his right eye, to boot. Bruce covered up, evading any further damage, but Dokiwari had drawn first blood, literally, 6-3. Duncan opened the 2^nd with another stunning uppercut, and the cut was reopened! His hook kept finding a home and he built a nice lead, winning 14-6, Woodcock making it respectable with a spot-on uppercut of his own just before the bell! Dokiwari targeted the eye and reopened the cut early in the 3^rd. He landed a solid right hook, but Woodcock answered with one of his own. Bruce owned the last minute, his crosses and combinations finding a ready target, and he pulled away for a needed 13-8 round, his corner anxious to work on that cut! Desperate, Bruce came out swinging in the 4^th, figuring the best defense for his eye was a good offense. He ripped a savage combination home to start the round, then a laser left. Duncan covered up, and Bruce penetrated with a gnarly hook! Teeing off, he blasted 2 major uppercuts home, and Dokiwari was staggered! After a few lighter uppercuts, he uncorked a dazzling cross, and the referee had seen enough. With the score 28-0, a helpless and hapless Dokiwari was helped back to his corner, Bruce Woodcock winning by a TKO at 1:48 of the 4^th!