Round four begins. Nikki Adler trying to defend her 168 pound title against Claresza Shields who was marveling at how easy this training camp was. Of course, she's used to fighting in around 160 pounds and has basically been there for the majority of her amateur career, if not lower. Shields said that during camp, and most times she was walking around at 161, 162 and was having to eat and try to keep weight on to make sure that she has the requisite power at 168. And I don't think that was a problem. She's been coming in under 166 pounds here. Power is not an issue, and speed is certainly a factor. At times, it's frankly look like Adler's fighting a fighter on fast forward here. Back to the majority of this fight. Adler's hands have mostly been stuck at home just trying to cover up. And that's what happens even when she's trying to purely defend herself. Shields just wrapping shots around the guard, coming through the guard. No answer so far. And Nicky Adler who eats a big right hand and is staggered against the ropes again. Ten seconds left in this round. And it has been survival mode almost from the opening bell for Nicky Adler.�� Schwρχung,ild is part wtihs to Sydarr. Take a look back at some of the action from round four. There was the big right hand that staggered Adler right before the bell. There's the legend Tommy Burns along with maybe a future legend. Andre Jarelle. One of the top 100.