Boxing Results: Bohachuk struggles to solve Mykal Fox’s style in disappointing performance, wins a controversial decision

The former WBC’s Middle Weight Champion, Serhii Bohachuk (26-2, 24 kos) won a unanimous decision of ten rounds harder than the Casino de Commerce, California, 6’3 “. It was a fight that could have easily been on the other side, in Fox or having marked a draw.

Closed rounds, spacious scores

The scores were 97-93, 97-93 and 98-92. I marked the fight for Fox 97-93. There was a defeat that should have been accredited to Fox.

The rounds were close, making it difficult to say who was getting better from the action. Fox disembarked Bohachuk’s lens for a wide margin, constantly losing him with his shots. Bohachuk, 30, was the aggressor throughout the constant, but Fox was repeatedly struck while moving forward. Gangly Fox’s punch had nothing, but there were so many that it was difficult to give Bohachuk many rounds.

A little controversy was involved in the tenth when Fox dropped Bohachuk with a dagger when he presented himself. The referee governed it, but it seemed a clear defeat. Fox timed his dagger perfectly, grabbing Bohachuk while he was plummeting and dropped him.

He would not have changed the result of the fight if the Ref had governed a defeat, but he would have done it closer. Even with the seemingly blown call, Fox seemed to have done enough to win or deserve a draw.

Bohachuk was not a good performance. Compared to his war against Vergil Ortiz Jr., last August, this was not such a good effort. He never found out Fox’s style and fought against the stretch when the Lanky fighter began to hit him.

Precision problems for Bohachuk

Bohachuk often found his shots, and sometimes he took Fox with a good shot. Bohachuk did not focus his punch on Fox’s body because his precision would have increased. He missed so many shots trying to hit the Evasiva fox on his head, and it seemed that his hand coordination was outside. It resembled Rocky Balboa, which was missing repeatedly and separated. Sometimes it was difficult to look at it.

Instead, Slight heavy weight southpaw Shohjahon Ergashev It was much more accurate when he fought Fox in 2019. He connected with his left hands and efficiently treated his height advantage. Egashev would remain out of the range and Then dart forward to grab Fox with left hands.