Let's get to what everyone was there for, the content creators. May I throw in Hot Rod here in the Zurdo Ramirez hunt, given he likely isn't getting a title shot next up against Dmitry Bivol.īut those were the sanctioned bouts. Given the landscape at light heavyweight, he looked ready for better competition after this.
Kalajdzic said he was looking for a Top 10 guy before the fight. Two quick knockdowns of Amuzu mercifully stopped this bout by referee Andrew Glenn at 1:16 of round one. Kalajdzic (27-2, 19 KOs), who faced Ernest Amuzu (26-7, 22 KOs) to close out the night, looked like he invited Amuzu over to play video games but gave him the controller that didn't work. After three rounds of getting marinated by Lopez with shots, ref Chris Young ended this at the 2:40 mark in the third round.
Lopez (5-0, 5 KOs) took on outmatched Rufino Lewis (1-2, 1 KOs) and systematically made Lewis live up to his “Baked Chicken” moniker. Speaking to both Fabian Andre Lopez Nieves and Radivoje “Hot Rod” Kalajdzic before the fights took place, both hinted that they were looking to make statements and did just that in swift work. The contests that will make that database were the bookend “walk-out” bouts. You won't find those names above on Boxrec since these fights were exhibitions for charity. Mike, Idubbbz, Justaminx, Dad, and other content creators came together to create one of the surreal crowds I've encountered that involved people getting punched in the face. This night will go down as the most electric event in charity boxing HISTORY. Creator Clash was an event that took place this past Saturday and was without question the most electric charity boxing event I've ever attended.
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