Boogaloo "Championship Night" – Sunday, Feb 7, 7 PM

Tomorrow we’ve got matches happening over at Boogaloo—nine fights on the schedule,
including 18 different weight classes. We've got Emil Zoraj stepping up, and Marko Kutleša is finally making his comeback after some time off. Honestly? I’m leaning toward Kutleša. The guy is an absolute machine; once he gets moving, he just keeps that relentless pace. He's a true fighter. Sure, Zoraj has the better record and is clearly a champion, but Kutleša? Man, he’s got heart that's out of this world...
You really should go check these out if you can (Thai boxing, kickboxing, Savate...). It'll be worth it. Tickets are $33👍

Will this be airing on TV?

We saw eight matches under K1 rules, and honestly, the fighting was pretty solid, but the venue was a total disaster. It felt incredibly cramped, and you're stuck standing there for three and a half hours... plus the sound system was absolute garbage. There was a TV crew filming, though I think they were there for ESPN or maybe some streaming service, so I’m not entirely sure when it hits the airwaves. As for the fights, the favorites generally held their ground as expected, though we did see a few knockdowns and some unexpected turnarounds. All things considered, I'm really glad I went.

Edward Mitchell4 said:There were 8 matches under K-1 rules. The fighting was solid, though the venue was a disaster—very cramped. You have to stand there for three and a half hours. The sound system was terrible. There was a TV camera, maybe for ESPN or something similar, but I’m not sure when it airs. The fights mostly went to the favorites, though there were some knockdowns and turnarounds. Overall, I'm glad I attended.

Could you tell me how Šančić did? Thanks.

Zachary Mendoza17 said:Can you tell me how Šančić did? Thanks.

He lost to Valentic on the judges' decision.

Valentic took the first round, Šančić grabbed the second, and the third was a total toss-up... I'd say Valentic won by a hair because of those solid crosses at the end (that’s just my take, though).

As far as the actual fighting goes, Spiric is a top-tier technician with some super heavy hands. I really loved watching him work. It's a shame he gassed out toward the end, but honestly, I think his win was deserved.

Also, I have to mention Zoray—not that I expected anything less from him... what an absolute beast. It feels like his whole philosophy is just: move forward, move forward, and keep moving forward.😁

ruggedpanther27 said:he lost to Valentic via the judges' decision

The first round went to Valentic, the second to Šančić, and the third was a toss-up. Valentic took it by a hair because of those solid crosses at the end (just my take).

As for the fighting itself, Spirak is a top-tier technician with super power behind his punches. It was a pleasure watching him work. It’s a shame he gassed out toward the finish, but in my eyes, the win was earned.

I should also mention Zoray, which honestly isn't a surprise... he's just a brute. His whole philosophy seems to be: move forward, move forward, and just keep moving forward.😁

super, damn😁 I wish they would just upload some footage so we can actually see it.☕

how did the time fly by?

Joseph Bishop4 said:how did the time pass?

It wasn't because of an injury he was fighting against.

Tyson didn't let us down.
It was obvious he’d been away from the ring for a long time,
but the heart is always there... and grit eventually pays off...
People were talking trash, saying he’d be too aggressive,
that he lacked technique or whatever... but man... Tyson is just built different...
Even if nothing else, people will remember him
for those gritty, blood-soaked battles. They weren't exactly "masterpieces," but... does Tyson dance just to impress the judges?
Pure brutality and a win...