Photos: WCK Muay Thai Primm, NV 04/17/2010

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Fight Results from WCK Muay Thai April 17 at Buffalo Bills Casino, in Primm, Nevada

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Bout 1 - Joey Pagliuso defeats Martin Hench via Unanimous decision
Bout 2 - Chaz Mulkey defeats Menno Dijkstra via Unanimous decision
Bout 3 - Scott Leffler defeated James Martinez via TKO (leg sweep) in round 2 at 1:25
Bout 4 - Shawn Yarborough defeated Tom Munro via TKO in Round 1 at 1:31
Bout 5 - Jemyma Betrian defeated Christine Toledo via unanimous decision
Bout 6 - Craig Buchanan defeated Jack Thames via split decision
Bout 7 - Damian Early defeated Carlos Quintano via TKO in Round 2 at :26
Bout 8 - Melinda Tyler defeated Jamie Scolastico via unanimous decision
Bout 9 - Artem Sharoshkin defeated Nick Chasteen via KO in Round 3 at 1:28
Bout 10 - Andrew Miller defeated Sergio Valenzuela via split decision
Bout 11 - Vadim Goberman defeated Matt Church via split decision
Bout 12 - Anthony Castejone defeated Mike Madrid via unanimous decision
Bout 13 - Genesis Bravo defeated Melanie Edwards via unanimous decision

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Great pictures!!!!!!!! What lens were u using to take those shots?????
 
I can feel the pain in the second to last one. Good lord!

They look good. A touch soft, but the exposure and color look good. only a little bit of motion blur here and there. The composition on a couple is a bit weird but not much you can do about that since i looks like the were fighting fairly close to you.

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I normally shoot around 1/500 but this was 1/640 at ISO 2000. Even then, a bit of motion blur. Thanks for the feedback.
 
I normally shoot around 1/500 but this was 1/640 at ISO 2000. Even then, a bit of motion blur. Thanks for the feedback.

What are some things that you could of done to avoid the blur????? Can you go up with the ISO????
 
I can up the ISO and shutter speed to adjust for the fighter speed. I don't mind it where it is though.


I think that the pictures are great the way they are!!!!!! I am just interested in the technique that you are using. I am never going to have a chance to shoot professional boxers but its good to have the knowledge.
 
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