MartialNarrative's Review

Norbert Novenyi Jr. vs Theo Haig

These guys are big, tall, and long. They both are light on their toes, feinting constantly, and look dangerous. Quissua is moving forward but Piwowarczyk seems fairly comfortable. Piwowarczyk has gotten stung a few times but is not deterred. Quissua is very aggressive with his forward pressure. So much so he pushes Piwowarczyk against the fence when he can’t run for Quissua anymore. Quissua lands a nice head kick off the break of one of the clinches. Despite this Piwowarczyk has taken these shots well and now has found his mark. Piwowarczyk starts moving forward more and they really start fire fighting. In one of these exchanges Piwowarczyk lands a left hook then a heavy right hook dropping Quissua bad. He recovers for a moment but Piwowarczyk sits him down once more and follows up with ground strikes forcing the ref to stop it. Sick fight, seemed like Quissua got tired and lazy leaving his hands slow and sloppily exchanging. But Piwowarczyk weathered some heavy pressure, took some good shots well, and then found the finish.