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Date: Saturday, Oct. 3 | Start Time: 7:30 pm ET
Location: MGM “Bubble,” Las Vegas, NV
Stream: ESPN+
Live Online Coverage: BadLeftHook.com

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Scott Christ

Both of these guys are good fighters, solid contenders at 140. Zepeda is a much better, more technically sound boxer than Baranchyk, who in that sense is sort of ass for the level he fights at, but man, I just cannot shake the fact that I’ve seen Zepeda fade late against both Jose Ramirez and Jose Pedraza, a close loss and a win, and even had his spots of either fatigue or defensive lapses against Kendo Castaneda, another fight he won. And Baranchyk just does not stop going. He’s got a huge engine, he fights at basically the same aggressive pace for an entire fight, and we know he can do it for 12. Zepeda has OK power so Baranchyk will have to respect that, but Josh Taylor couldn’t finish Baranchyk, and it’s not like he didn’t land the shots or try to get him out.

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It might sound like I’m about to pick against Zepeda, but I’m not, and I’ll tell you why: Zepeda also has shown toughness in fights, has never been stopped outside of a fluke injury to his shoulder, and Baranchyk’s style, while aggressive, is generally recklessly aggressive. He doesn’t set much up, which can work OK against guys he can overwhelm and catch clean at some point anyway, but I think even if he hurts Zepeda he might have trouble actually finishing it with follow-up attacks. I think this is basically 50/50, but I’m going with Zepeda to build up enough of a lead that he hangs onto it despite some rocky moments. Zepeda MD-12

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Wil Esco

Jose Zepeda is a pretty patient southpaw with pretty good technical ability, and can put together some accurate punches, but I have to wonder if his patience isn’t going to allow Ivan Baranchyk to gain exactly the kind of forward momentum he thrives on. Baranchyk won’t really be looking for a boxing match anyway, and if he can make it a rugged fight I think he can outwork Zepeda to win rounds.

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Thus, for me, it becomes a question of whether or not Zepeda is good enough to continually pick off Baranchyk in the matador role. I have a hunch he won’t be able to effectively do that over the duration and that will allow Baranchyk to fight in his preferred rhythm more often than not. I’ll take Baranchyk to win a 116-112 type of decision. Baranchyk UD-12