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Post by realview on May 2, 2020 23:44:42 GMT
Real View intro:Hello ladies and gentlemen; this week the latest BBU PPV took place, a big title fight took place in the main event, with plenty of hard hitting action filling the undercard up, along with an interesting card that saw the Perkin Sisters fight the Herbert sisters. As ever we urge you to go look up the fights from this past week before reading these posts, we don't want you ruining the fights for yourself.  This is what we will be discussing: *BBU flyweight title fight* *Sophia Bush vs Lacey Banghard (JMD)* *Jessica Clements vs Tanya Mityushina* And *Holly Willoughby vs Tamara Ecclestone (JMDD)* We hope you are all safe and wishing you the best from all of us in the BBU.
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Post by realview on May 2, 2020 23:45:20 GMT
Part 1: BBU flyweight title fight
When the fight for the title between challenger Havana Brown and the champ Diana Korkunkova was announced, let's say it was an interesting choice of title defence.
Havana had the record, the big question though was she had been out the ring for the past four years, focusing on her DJing over that time, so why did she get the shot?
While we might never truly find out why, what I can tell you is that the challenger was confident, claiming she was going to upset the dominant champion.
It seemed like Diana didn't care much for Havana, coming into the ring with a scowl, something you don't see out the cherub like face of Korkunkova, who normally has a beaming smile on her face.
The opening round was an evenly fought affair, Havana showing off her impressive footwork from her dancing background, Diana using her lightening quick jab to keep the challenger on the back foot.
After that the game plan of Havana was clear, she wanted to use her smaller frame to get inside, working the body of Diana to wear her down, sending some nasty hooks to the face of Korkunkova.
Back came the champion, digging deep into her arsenal to back off Havana, she slowly started to take control of the fight, even as Havana threw everything she had at her.
But the ring rust was clear to see on Havana, she looked tired by the fifth round, where Diana punished her with some nasty looking punches, sweat flew off the head of Brown as she got pushes around.
Finally down went Havana to a right hook, she beat the count but was beaten so badly that the referee had to stop the fight, Havana couldn't defend herself.
It was a strong win for Diana, maybe one that won't be remembered as much as her other defenses, she is looking like she will be the face of the flyweights for sometime in the BBU.
Havana meanwhile showed glimpses of what she could do, clearly they knew she didn't have the tank to go long, with her boxing skills it maybe have been smarter to counter punch, let Diana make a mistake and punish them.
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Post by realview on May 2, 2020 23:46:16 GMT
Part 2: Sophia Bush vs Lacey Banghard (JMD)
One of the biggest fights on the undercard saw two former JMD champions meet for the first time, Sophia Bush several years ago held the FCBA version of the title, Lacey only a year ago held the BBU JMD title.
Of course heading into this clash they both made it clear they are after the BBU JMD title now, Lacey seeming to feel it is her right to stop former FCBA fighters coming over here and as she put it, taking everything they want in the BBU.
She seemed fired up from the opening bell, showing off her impressive hand speed and footwork, Lacey is like a JMD buzzsaw when she gets going, shown by the way she ripped her punches into the breasts of her opponent.
Back came the more experienced Sophia, who started to time her punches better through the next two rounds, doing enough to keep Lacey back at range, while showing off her own power to jiggle those tits around.
The fourth saw Lacey start throwing uppercuts any time she got inside the reach of Sophia, who was looking to be hurting as she was driven back towards the ropes.
In the fifth we got the big turning point, after punishing Lacey missing with a right hook, Sophia put her down with a massive uppercut that got breast and chin, Lacey got up off her backside at eight to continue but it wasn't long after she turned her back on Sophia and quit the fight.
A massive statement by Bush, who made one of the best JMD fighters in this country have to quit after a real pounding to her jugs, the tears from Lacey's eyes showed she was in horrible pain.
With the JMD field getting stacked, it will be interesting to see where Sophia fits into the division here, maybe it won't be long till she is knocking at the door of the champion for a title shot.
While Lacey will be worried she won't be back in the title picture herself awhile, one thing Banghard has always shown is grit though, don't be surprised to see how collect wins again and be back on top, she is young and has the talent to be the face of the division once more.
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Post by realview on May 2, 2020 23:47:41 GMT
Part 3: Jessica Clements vs Tanya Mityushina
Two stunning models fighting it out for the first time, Russian Tanya was making her debut in the ring, she certainly got a hard opponent to face, Jessica a former rookie of the year in our awards.
It seemed like both had a little history from their modeling together, sniping from them about the others success in life, mostly Tanya firing the bolts to show she wasn't one bit afraid of her opponent.
While Tanya may have had some success on the amateur model boxing rankings, the opening round gave her a taste of the level she has entered, missing with some wild shots, instead it was Jessica landing crisp punches to knock back the rookies face.
If Jessica thought she was going to have it easy, Tanya showed herself to be capable when she settled down into a game plan, artfully chasing down Jessica while seeking different ways to work the body of Clements, it has to be said some punches looked south of the border, referee didn't jump in though to warn Tanya.
After that it looked like Jessica was going to take the fight more serious, a straight punch as she rushed in though sent her down to her backside for a count of nine, the look of shock on Jessica's face matched all of us at ringside.
Tanya was like a saw cutting through the defences of Jessica, who didn't seem to have any answers while she was clearly hurt, gamely she kept going, trying to make a fight of it.
Only getting to the sixth round though, where Jessica took a hooking drive to her face, the referee could have arguably stepped in then, instead a hook that looked to the kidney of Clement sent her down for the count.
This was a massive upset, Jessica we see having massive potential to win gold in both the FCBA and here in the BBU, so for her to lose to a rookie may say more about the talent Tanya has then to rip into Jessica.
Though this is three defeats in a row, the worst run of her career so far for Clements, is the pressure maybe starting to create cracks, I think she will come out stronger for this bad run, you never know though.
While Tanya has made a big statement out the gates, she looked to have a good mixture of speed and power, in a division where that seems to be the key to being a champion, this might be the start of a long term rivalry of two future elite fighters.
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Post by realview on May 2, 2020 23:49:43 GMT
Final Part: Holly Willoughby vs Tamara Ecclestone (JMDD)
Finally this week we look at the JMDD battle between former champion Holly and the JMDD rookie Tamara, both women were looking for a win after a rough twelve months for them.
Holly was the first ever JMDD champion in the BBU, she had a good run beating the likes of Kelly Brook and Alice Goodwin, she has taken a bit of a big seat on her boxing career for her new role in the stable as their PR manager, this was her chance to prove she can do both.
Across the ring she was facing the socialite Tamara, she kicked off her career well with two straight wins, after that it has mostly been a losing slope for the billionaire heiress.
Most people saw this fight as a tune up for Holly, she came out strong, giving Tamara a taste of what JMDD fighting is like, bashing the sides of Tamara's boobs with hard hooks that made the younger woman wince.
Back came Tamara in the second round, bashing back the former champ with some nasty uppercuts that threatened to knock her boobs from her bra cup.
The third round was heated, both women fighting on the inside as Holly looked to want to force a brawl, Tamara coming out the stronger in the final seconds of the round.
A big shock occurred in the fourth round, a liver shot took the knees out of Holly, she wobbled as she was beaten across her tits, till Holly ended up on her knees in a flood of tears, too hurt to continue.
This maybe one of the shocks of the year, Holly was supposed to bulldoze Tamara, instead she was the one finding herself hurting and humiliated by Ecclestone.
It will be interesting to see what Holly does now; she is 39 now, while Kelly Brook at 40 has shown age is only a number, Holly didn't look her best here, was it simply ring rust or has she lost her ability to be an elite fighter?
While Tamara has already one big scalp on her record, where will she go after this? Will it be another big name or maybe a fellow up and coming fighter in the division?
That's all we have time for folks, we hope you enjoyed today's show, thank you all for taking the time to read these posts, we will be back next Sunday morning for the next edition of the Real View, we hope you stay safe at home.
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