Boxer A KO's Boxer B in the first. Each six round fight has six possible aggression bar points to be won. Each punch connected moves the bar forward. Power punches move the bar further than jabs, and knockdowns move it further than power punches. In the event of a decision, total punches landed score 3 points, and punches thrown grab 1 point.
Predictions can also win or lose points for the fighter.
Based on what I saw tonight, Salif looks like the early tournament favorite. All exaggeration aside, the Brown-Sconiers bout was the most entertaining on the card, with the fast paced give and take between the two leading to a draw. The House scored it for Brown, 58-57. Both men were rocked during the bout, and Brown fought a lot better than his record would indicate. Sconiers was the better schooled fighter, with two of his five losses coming to heavy prospects Cliff Etienne and Robert Davis.