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ESPN2 FNF Shocker: Shaun George Feasts on Chris Byrd!

espn2 fnf shocker: shaun george feasts on chris byrd! by russ greenspan â may 17, 2008boxing is often said to be a thinking manâ’s game; that being said, chris byrd is by now undoubtedly seriously questioning his sentence to venture into the light heavyweight ranks, after friday nightâ’s one sided 9th round tko beat by brooklyn, new yorkâ’s shaun george at las vegasâ’ thomas & mack center, a spree in which the former ibf and wbo heavyweight titlist learned with brutal certainty that he could take hold of off bias, but not turn back time.there was utterly no hocus pocus in georgeâ’s game envisage, yet byrd looked all of his 37 years and then some throughout the go together-up, tribulation a first round knockdown, then absorbing a continual barrage of jabs and right hands from his 29 year old opponent over the next series of frames. in the ninth, byrd was awkwardly felled by a right employee on the button which reportedly separated his left shoulder, then splayed come to terms with down across the middle fraternity ropes by another fusillade of blows, prompting referee jay nady to halt the action at the 2:45 mark.gone was the middleweight in a heavyweightâ’s body, the elusive defensive whiz and quick fisted tormentor of behemoth sized adversaries; in his unsuitable appeared a squared up, uncharacteristically tentative, practically motionless 174 pound husk, who in his own words to ringside commentators after the close of round six, looked â”like c__pâ” from the opening bell. in instant of fact, things were so awful for byrd, that had george listened to cornerman tommy brooks and more vigorously pressed his advantage, the ex-champâ’s night would likely have concluded far earlier. the win betters georgeâ’s register to 17-2-2, 8 koâ’s, and stands to make him a player in what has minute become complete of boxingâ’s most interesting divisions. byrd falls to 40-5-1, 21 koâ’s; after three knockout losses in his pattern four outings (the last to a far less seasoned opponent not regarded as a big puncher), â”rapid fireâ” must take from some time and honestly assess his future in the mockery tease.

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