Paul Lojnikoff showed very clever defensive powers, but he fell short on the offensive to lose on points to Petey Hayes in the six-round special event of the evening. Lojnikoff was ready to seize any opportunities, but the American boxer offered none. His heavier punching and aggressiveness won against the Russian's speed and skill.
In the second half of the bout, Hayes gradually asserted his superioritv.—He become more aggressive as his opponent smiled but failed to total points, Lojnikof made the American miss badly in the fourth. but the latter landed two hard blows towards the end. And in the fifth round he continued to get home more punches, though the speedier Lojnikoff kept on smiling. Hayes also landed the greater number of punches in the last round, making it a re-ion of the one preceding- There was little doubt of the decision despite Lojnikoff's undoubted promise s à boxer.
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