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mikehoudini · 10-06-2009, 05:55 PM

Vaughn Bean (1-0 1 1) vs. Bruce Woodcock (1-0 1) – Bean had stopped Larry Middleton on cuts in 6 after battling to a draw, while Bruce had demolished Duncan Dokiwari for a 4^th round TKO.

Bean timidly covered up immediately after being tagged by a laser hook

. He lasted the round, losing 11-2, and then dropped a lackluster 5-2 2nd in which he was cautioned twice. He was warned in the 3^rd for leaning on the neck, Woodcock’s hard uppercut the highlight of a 4-4 snorer.

Round 4 had more action than the first 3 put together (which admittedly wasn’t much). After a probing first minute, Bruce went Boom, boom, boom, saluting the Black Eyes Peas with 3 slamming uppercuts

. Bean was ready to drop, drop, drop, but he caught an onrushing Woodcock with a pile-driving uppercut of his own, staggering him

! Bruce wound up and uncorked a winging right, which landed flush, and now Bean was holding on, literally, again, with a cut under his right eye

! Woodcock took the donnybrook, 22-12, seemingly in command.

The 5^th was a min-4^th, as they traded punches, Bean rallying on the strength of a laser right to take it, 12-10. Woodcock rode a hard left and hook to a 12-6 6^th, and a straight right and hammering right to an 8-6 7^th. He was way up at this point.

Bruce opened the 8^th with a sizzling combination, catching the desperate Bean coming in

! Vaughn stunned him with a right hook, followed by a sweet uppercut

. Swarming, Bean landed a hook, scoring a flash 3 count KD! Woodcock wisely decided to cover, but the suddenly Killer-Bean pierced his defense with a rocket right. Bruce instinctively raised his hands, and Bean blasted him with a shot to the body

. Bruce crumpled to the floor, but somehow was up, gasping, at the count of 9. The ref took one look and waved his hands. At 2:19 of the 8^th, with the points 18-6, Vaughn Bean was awarded a TKO!

The Woodcock corner was up in arms, as were the Woodcock fans, as their man had been leading 68-65, 70-64 (2)

. This was another semi-controversial ending for Bean, who has yet to truly impress.

10-06-2009, 05:55 PM	#877 (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 2 Fight 12 Vaughn Bean (1-0 1 1) vs. Bruce Woodcock (1-0 1) – Bean had stopped Larry Middleton on cuts in 6 after battling to a draw, while Bruce had demolished Duncan Dokiwari for a 4^th round TKO. Bean timidly covered up immediately after being tagged by a laser hook. He lasted the round, losing 11-2, and then dropped a lackluster 5-2 2nd in which he was cautioned twice. He was warned in the 3^rd for leaning on the neck, Woodcock’s hard uppercut the highlight of a 4-4 snorer. Round 4 had more action than the first 3 put together (which admittedly wasn’t much). After a probing first minute, Bruce went Boom, boom, boom, saluting the Black Eyes Peas with 3 slamming uppercuts. Bean was ready to drop, drop, drop, but he caught an onrushing Woodcock with a pile-driving uppercut of his own, staggering him! Bruce wound up and uncorked a winging right, which landed flush, and now Bean was holding on, literally, again, with a cut under his right eye! Woodcock took the donnybrook, 22-12, seemingly in command. The 5^th was a min-4^th, as they traded punches, Bean rallying on the strength of a laser right to take it, 12-10. Woodcock rode a hard left and hook to a 12-6 6^th, and a straight right and hammering right to an 8-6 7^th. He was way up at this point. Bruce opened the 8^th with a sizzling combination, catching the desperate Bean coming in! Vaughn stunned him with a right hook, followed by a sweet uppercut. Swarming, Bean landed a hook, scoring a flash 3 count KD! Woodcock wisely decided to cover, but the suddenly Killer-Bean pierced his defense with a rocket right. Bruce instinctively raised his hands, and Bean blasted him with a shot to the body. Bruce crumpled to the floor, but somehow was up, gasping, at the count of 9. The ref took one look and waved his hands. At 2:19 of the 8^th, with the points 18-6, Vaughn Bean was awarded a TKO! The Woodcock corner was up in arms, as were the Woodcock fans, as their man had been leading 68-65, 70-64 (2). This was another semi-controversial ending for Bean, who has yet to truly impress.