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Ti-10 Replacement

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I'm looking to pick up playing again. I've gone through 3 generations of the Ti-10 (3U). What would be the equivalent or an upgrade to this racket these days?

ONE Fight Night 11 results: Rade Opacic vs. Guto Inocente

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ONE Fight Night 11 kicked off with a hard-hitting heavyweight kickboxing clash between Brazilian standout Guto Inocente and Rade Opacic.

Guto Inocente and Rade Opacic stepped inside the ring at the legendary Lumpinee Boxing Stadium on Friday night to run back their ONE 158 clash in June 2022. Their previous bout saw Inocente walk away with a first-round knockout of Opacic. Going into the bout, Inocente was looking to bounce back from a September loss against Roman Kryklia while Opacic was intent on making it two-in-a-row after scoring a second-round KO against Giannis Soforidis in his last outing.

Guto Inocente opened things up with a couple of stiff leg kicks, but Opacic returned fire up top with a combination of strikes that had Inocente on his proverbial bicycle. Opacic continued to push the pace throughout the opening round. With 15 seconds to go, Opacic uncorked a combination, catching Inocente with a big right hand that sent him crashing to the canvas. Inocente was able to answer the referee’s 10-count and make it to the second round.

Rade Opacic came out for the second round with seemingly no respect for Inocente’s power and continued to pepper the Brazilian with a bevy of strikes. Opacic appeared to slow down in the second half of the round, allowing Inocente to storm back and land a variety of solid strikes of his own.

The third round was by far the closest as both fighters began to fatigue. Opacic appeared to be the fresher fighter throughout the final three minutes but was unable to muster the strength needed to put Inocente on the mat before the final bell sounded.

Official Result: Rade Opacic def. Guto Inocente via unanimous decision.


Adrien Broner Rolls Though Bill Hutchinson En Route To Unanimous Decision Win

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Posted on 06/10/2023

By: Sean Crose

Adrien “The Problem” Broner returned to the ring after a two year absence on Friday night to take on the unknown Bill Hutchinson in a fistic affair scheduled for 12. The fight, which went down in Miami, was promoted by none other than Don King, who Broner had recently aligned with, and was the main event of a minor pay per view card.

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The 34-4-1 Broner looked impressive in the first as he essentially battered the 20-2-4 Hutchinson about. Hutchinson tried as best he could, but continued getting his backside handed two him in the second, as well as in the third. Broner continued to dominate in both the fourth and fifth rounds. Credit to Hutchinson for being willing to go out on his sword.

Yet Hutchinson remained standing. Indeed, he was fighting back. Broner was doing damage, true, but not finishing his man. Perhaps he was simply getting rounds in after an extended time away from the ring. Or perhaps he really was that rusty. By the eighth round, some may well have been surprised Hutchinson was still standing, though there he stood.

Not much changed in the ninth and tenth rounds. Suffice to say, Broner earned himself a unanimous decision win. Not everyone, however, was impressed. “AB looking like shit,” Regis Prograis tweeted during the fight. “He should’ve been had this dude out.”

Broner vs Hutchinson: Live streaming results, round by round, how to watch, PPV price, start time, full card info

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Results

  • Neslan Machado TKO-2 Jonathan Smith (2:34)
  • Brayan Leon TKO-1 Jon Kennedy (1:09)
  • Antonio Williams TKO-1 Braulio Rodriguez (2:21)
  • Adlay Rodriguez TKO-1 Raul Garcia Jr (1:48)
  • Antonio Perez UD-8 Nigel Fennell (80-72, 80-72, 80-72)
  • Joshua Clark UD-6 Dorian Bostic (58-56, 59-55, 60-54)

Adrien Broner will return to action this evening in Miami, facing Bill Hutchinson in the first fight of his deal with promoter Don King, as Broner looks to get himself back into the mix at age 33.

We’ll have live updates of the show starting at 6:50 pm ET, with the fights airing on PPV (you can buy through FITE TV). We’ll have live results and commentary, and hopefully some highlights, but we’ll see how social media goes for this.

Everything will come in this stream:

Main Card (PPV, 6:50 pm ET)

Notes: We’re listing the start time of the FITE PPV, and also for the undercard we’re just listing what’s been listed so far, if there’s less or more we will adjust this when the card starts.

  • Adrien Broner (34-4-1, 24 KO) vs Bill Hutchinson (20-2-4, 9 KO), welterweights, 10 rounds
  • Ahmed Elbiali (22-1, 18 KO) vs Rodolfo Gomez Jr (14-6-3, 10 KO), light heavyweights, 10 rounds
  • Guillermo Rigondeaux (21-3, 14 KO) vs Charlie Clemente (12-0, 5 KO), bantamweights, 10 rounds
  • Neslan Machado (19-0, 8 KO) vs Jonathan Smith (8-1, 6 KO), featherweights, 10 rounds
  • Antonio Williams (15-0-1, 6 KO) vs Braulio Rodriguez (20-6, 17 KO), lightweights, 10 rounds
  • Adlay Rodriguez (4-0, 4 KO) vs Raul Garcia Jr (2-8, 1 KO), welterweights, 6 rounds
  • Antonio Perez (7-0, 5 KO) vs Nigel Fennell (13-2, 8 KO), welterweights, 8 rounds
  • Dorian Bostic (13-0, 12 KO) vs Joshua Clark (6-1, 2 KO), lightweights, 6 rounds