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mikehoudini · 11-12-2009, 02:34 PM

Luan Krasniqi (3-0 2) vs. George Godfrey (3-0 2) –Krasniqi had ended the quest of Level 5 champion Mike Weaver, winning on a unanimous decision. Old Chocolate had decisioned Vaughn Bean.

Luan took the 1^st, 7-4, stunning Godfrey with a terrific combination. Krasniqi 10-9

Godfrey asserted himself in the 2^nd with a hard straight right. George poured in jabs and crosses in a 12-6 round. 19-19

George boxed beautifully in a 16-6 3^rd. He landed a crisp cross, then dominated the last minute with a non-stop volley of crosses and jabs. Godfrey 29-28

Godfrey made it 3 in a row in the 4^th. Even at the two minute mark, he again put on a show in the last minute, using crosses and a surprising number of uppercuts, banging out a 15-6 round! He was looking impressive. Godfrey 39-37

Luan had been on the receiving end, barely able to generate any offense, but he was more effective in the 5^th, as George seemed to have temporarily punched himself out. Kras took it, 10-7, landing a bunch of uppercuts, winning a needed round. Godfrey 48-47

The 6^th round was a dull one. Krasniqi won it, 6-2, as Godfrey didn’t seem to be doing much of anything

. 57-57

George woke up for the 7^th, jabbing nicely amidst a mix of other punches. He had Luan clinching, and hurt him with a late cross in a big 14-2 round. Godfrey 67-66

Krasniqi rocked Godfrey with a sharp uppercut early in the 8^th. He landed a few jabs and uppercuts, then rocked George with a cross. Going all out for the KO, he was dominating Godfrey, but that all went by the boards when Old Chocolate threw a lightning cross just before the bell that sent a wide-open Krasniqi to the canvas

. He bounced up at the count of 3, and had scored more points, 14-9, but Godfrey had the KD. Godfrey 10-9 and 77-75

Luan was tired coming out for the 9^th, trying still for a big bomb. Godfrey picked most of them off, landing a punch or two. Luan, who had to clinch to rest up, may have pulled out the round in non-spectacular

fashion, 4-3. Not on may card. Godfrey 87-85

George came out covering up like a turtle, and Paolino Uzcudun would have been proud. The only punch that landed in the first 2 minutes was a low blow by Krasniqi. George countered with a few jabs at round’s end to not things, 2-2, in an awe-uninspiring round! Neither man deserved to win this round

. Godfrey 97-95

George had outlanded Luan, 204-168, and at a much higher clip, 51% as opposed to 23%. The last-seconf KD in Round 8 loomed large! The judges scored the fight 96-94, 96-93 & 95-94, a close unanimous decision for…George Godfrey! The Final Four is ¾ complete!

11-12-2009, 02:34 PM	#913 (permalink)
mikehoudini All Star Starter Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Catonsville, MD Posts: 1,213 Thanks: 12 Thanked 47x in 37 posts	Stupendous 6s, Elite 8 Fight 3 Luan Krasniqi (3-0 2) vs. George Godfrey (3-0 2) –Krasniqi had ended the quest of Level 5 champion Mike Weaver, winning on a unanimous decision. Old Chocolate had decisioned Vaughn Bean. Luan took the 1^st, 7-4, stunning Godfrey with a terrific combination. Krasniqi 10-9 Godfrey asserted himself in the 2^nd with a hard straight right. George poured in jabs and crosses in a 12-6 round. 19-19 George boxed beautifully in a 16-6 3^rd. He landed a crisp cross, then dominated the last minute with a non-stop volley of crosses and jabs. Godfrey 29-28 Godfrey made it 3 in a row in the 4^th. Even at the two minute mark, he again put on a show in the last minute, using crosses and a surprising number of uppercuts, banging out a 15-6 round! He was looking impressive. Godfrey 39-37 Luan had been on the receiving end, barely able to generate any offense, but he was more effective in the 5^th, as George seemed to have temporarily punched himself out. Kras took it, 10-7, landing a bunch of uppercuts, winning a needed round. Godfrey 48-47 The 6^th round was a dull one. Krasniqi won it, 6-2, as Godfrey didn’t seem to be doing much of anything. 57-57 George woke up for the 7^th, jabbing nicely amidst a mix of other punches. He had Luan clinching, and hurt him with a late cross in a big 14-2 round. Godfrey 67-66 Krasniqi rocked Godfrey with a sharp uppercut early in the 8^th. He landed a few jabs and uppercuts, then rocked George with a cross. Going all out for the KO, he was dominating Godfrey, but that all went by the boards when Old Chocolate threw a lightning cross just before the bell that sent a wide-open Krasniqi to the canvas. He bounced up at the count of 3, and had scored more points, 14-9, but Godfrey had the KD. Godfrey 10-9 and 77-75 Luan was tired coming out for the 9^th, trying still for a big bomb. Godfrey picked most of them off, landing a punch or two. Luan, who had to clinch to rest up, may have pulled out the round in non-spectacular fashion, 4-3. Not on may card. Godfrey 87-85 George came out covering up like a turtle, and Paolino Uzcudun would have been proud. The only punch that landed in the first 2 minutes was a low blow by Krasniqi. George countered with a few jabs at round’s end to not things, 2-2, in an awe-uninspiring round! Neither man deserved to win this round. Godfrey 97-95 George had outlanded Luan, 204-168, and at a much higher clip, 51% as opposed to 23%. The last-seconf KD in Round 8 loomed large! The judges scored the fight 96-94, 96-93 & 95-94, a close unanimous decision for…George Godfrey! The Final Four is ¾ complete!