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26 June 2015 Sienna Miller vs Lacey Chabert

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Posted by Lookout! Boxing on June 26, 2015, 4:21 pm

(Words: Front Street / Results: Lookout!)

BEFORE:

A pair of two-time former flyweight champions, but, if you're looking for mutual respect, you're looking in the wrong place. "I'm still the TRUE flyweight champion," Sienna say with a nod. "No one ever took the title from me. I gave it up to go up to bantam and see what I could do there, but, now I'm back at fly, for the moment at least, and no punch-slopping, jug-mugging JMD type is going to beat me here."

"Nice to see Sienna back," Lacey says with the most insincere smile imaginable. "Apparently, the big plan to go up to bantam and go all Claire Danes on people sank like a rock, because, you know, she got starched by Scherzinger, who punches like Ellen Page. I can't wait to welcome Sienna back to fly and show her what a girl with some REAL power can do."

ROUND ONE:

No question from the outset how this is going to go. If the first battle between the two, a one-point duke for the blonde, didn't make that clear, the opening moments of this one do. For Sienna, it's about length, legs, and boxing. She wants to establish the jab, keep the shorter Lacey at range, use her legs to force Chabert to chase, and, as her rival does that. pick her apart with well-placed punches. For Chabert, it's all about pressure. She wants to bring her power to bear on the blonde, get heavy leather home, take the legs away and make Sienna fight hand-to-hand. The first fight saw Miller dominate the early going until Chabert began to get to her and stage a furious rally that fell that single point short. Not this time. Lacey's learned something from the first fight. She's able to close and cut early, picking off Miller's jabs, slipping past her defenses, getting inside where she can work. She brings the blonde to battle again and again, banging away with solid leather, backing Miller up, trapping her on the ropes and in corners, getting work done and points scored. It's Lacey's round from bell to bell, giving the brunette not only a 10-9 lead, but a big psychological edge.

ROUND TWO:

Lacey back to work. The brunette not known for movement, but she shows she does have good feet. She cuts Sienna off again and again as the blonde tries the stick and move routine. Chabert's clearly been watching video, working to get the geometry right, and she's acing every test Sienna gives her. The blonde keeps working. When she can find the space, she's effective. The jab gets home. Right hands follow. She puts punches together and scores points. But, she spends too much of the round in close quarters, banging with Lacey and looking for ways to slip away to open canvas. Chabert, however, has all routes of escape covered, and, once Sienna's in the box, the brunette keeps her there, and works her over to head and body, piling up the points and pouring on the hurt on her way to a 20-18 lead.

ROUND THREE:

Miller gets some space. It's not easy, but the blonde finds a way. She ups the work rate, doubles up on the jab. plants her foot and gets some mustard on her punches. She slows Lacey's pursuit, and, in so doing, is able to get the legs working and get into space. And, when she does so, you see why she's been champion twice. Miller is smooth, skilled, very close to mesmerizing. Everything flows together. Movement, punches, everything fits perfectly. Chabert keeps coming, and she has her moments, getting in close to work the body and score some points of her own, but the third is mostly being fought on Sienna's terms, and the blonde is taking full advantage. Chabert isn't hurt, but she is getting touched both up and a LOT. At the bell, Miller's changed the momentum and cut Chabert's lead to 29-28.

ROUND FOUR:

More Sienna. This is reminiscent of the first half of their first fight. Miller's on target, picking Chabert apart as Lacey tries to close, slowing her pursuit with leather, leaving her out there where she's vulnerable to follow ups. Miller's combinations are coming fast and furious, and she's landing a high percentage, and a lot of those shots are clean. Chabert's, again, not hurt, but she's getting more than a little scuffed now, just from the sheer volume of blonde leather that's crashing into her face and head. Lacey game, knows she has to fight through this stuff, but it has to be demoralizing on a certain level, as she's taking three or four to land one, not a ratio that's going to lead to any kind of success. Lacey unbowed, however, still coming right to the bell, but it's Sienna's round again, and the blonde has now evened the score at 38 and taken control of the proceedings between the ropes.

ROUND FIVE:

Miller on the move and Lacey in pursuit. Chabert speeding things up just a little, getting after Sienna with a bit more gusto. Miller still landing solid combinations that slow Lacey down, but the brunette resolute. She's moving the head and hands, working hard to cut Miller off, and, when she's able to do so, she's emptying the magazines, sending barrages of heavy leather at Sienna, forcing Miller to cover up and clinch. Sienna manages Chabert pretty well for most of the round, but, when Lacey's able to bring the blonde to battle, well, it's vintage Chabert stuff, pitched battle that Sienna is not going to win, and resulting piles of points that Sienna can't begin to match during the times when she's on the terms she likes, boxing in space. At the bell, it's Chabert, and Lacey's back on top 48-47.

ROUND SIX:

Lacey upping the pressure a little more. She's prevented the blonde from building a big early lead like she did in their first fight, and she's not about to allow her any breathing room now. There are risks involved, of course, but Lacey's willing to take them. She's willing to get picked up on the way in and left out on the end of Miller's punches if it means being able to close and bang. And, while there are some ugly bits in the early going where Chabert eats some serious leather, she's able to get past the blonde's defenses, cut her off, and create some heavy exchanges where Lacey's weight of shot rules the battlefield. Miller ends up backed into the ropes and immediately tries to clinch, but it's a half second too late. Lacey lands a CRUNCHING right upper cut and it's BLONDE GIRL DOWN! Sienna spills forward, crashing face down at Chabert's feet, arms trapped beneath her, senseless. And she stays down, long past the count of ten, making your winner by KO6, in one-punch fashion, Lacey Chabert!

AFTER:

Chabert all smiles in the post-fight. "I knew just how to deal with her after the first fight," she says, chest still heaving, lovely face shining with sweat. "I dominated the last half of that fight, but I was just too far behind. This time, I was getting after her immediately, crowding her, making her uncomfortable, getting leather on her. Sooner or later, I knew she'd cave, and she caved in a big way."