Brad Riddell too strong for John Wayne Parr at Caged Muay Thai 8
Too fast, too strong. Brad Riddell has come away with a unanimous decision victory over Aussie Muay Thai Legend John Wayne Parr overnight in the Caged Muay Thai 8 main event.
From the outset Riddell dominated the fight dropping Parr twice in the first round with devastating left hooks. Parr was forced to answer the standing eight count a further two times both in rounds three and four.
Riddell came into the rematch in phenomenal shape and looked spectacular in a fight that he never looked like losing. Parr, however, showed once again his warrior spirit and a never-say-die attitude. While he lost all rounds on the judges’ scorecards, he continued to fight hard right to the final bell showing why he is such a legend of the sport.
With the impressive victory, the Kiwi avenges a decision loss he suffered at the hands of the Aussie great back in 2013.
CMT 8 took place at the Logan Metro Sports Centre in Crestmead, Queensland. In addition to the super fight main event, the show also featured three title fights.
Results (Unofficial):
- Brad Riddell def John Wayne Parr via Decision (Unanimous)
- Jorina Baars def Steph Glew via Decision (Unanimous) – 70 kg Women’s Middleweight Title
- Michael Badato def Jason Scerri via KO, Rd 1 1.13 – 76 kg Super Middleweight Title
- Elliot Compton def Sholey Staunch via Decision (Unanimous) – 72.2 Middleweight Title
- Rob Ferguson def Nick Rundlevia via Decision (Split)
- Tim Hartmann def Emiliano ‘Noodles’ Rivera via KO, Rd 1, 1.55
- Jun Lee def Nick Trask via Decision (Unanimous)
- Rozi Komlos def Kat Simpson via Decision (Unanimous)
- Brad Davies def Jimmy Killick via Decision (Unanimous)
- Branton Termine def Kyle Walsh via KO, Rd 1, 1.11
- Demi McNamara def Kaysey Warner via KO, Rd 1, 2.50
- Holmes def Corey Crittenten via TKO, Rd 2, 1.57
* Image courtesy of Sharon Richards Photographics (Facebook)
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