No real damage done either way, these guys will see each other a lot this year so lets hope for a rematch.

The fight was decent.  I really didn't anticipate either of these guys giving the other a chance to open up and they didn't.  They both threw some punches but none doing any serious damage.  Now that these guys have had a chance to see each other they will probably have some better fights down the road.

They started the fight in close and never got free from one another.  Georges was able to get Parker's helmet off and land some soft punches.  Parker had is left tied up well.  Parker may have landed a few harmless punches but niether guy was able to mount a serious attack in this draw.

I said after their last fight that you will probably never see these two really go toe to toe because they both realize how dangerous the other guy is.  They are, in my opinion, the two best fighters in the league.

He challenged Georges off a faceoff and Georges, as always, accepted.  He manhandled Sawyer, throwing him around with his superior strength.  He landed a few shots and got Sawyer down. Being a gamer Sawyer got up for more and ate a big left and that was it for the fight.

Easy win for Georges. Sawyer is a tough customer but wasn't much of a match for Georges on this night.  Incidentally the radio call of this is probably Rod Phillips second best as far as Georges fights go, only behind the Rob Ray call.

After just serving 2 minute minors for trying to fight, these two came out of the box and 7 seconds later had the gloves off.  Georges got the left going and landed several good punches for a decisive win.  Stu showed very little class after he got up by trying to throw punches over the linesman.  Considering Georges has had Stu down before and let up on him I was very surprised that Grimson, who is one of the best heavyweights of all time, would try to hit a guy after the fight is over.

I'm sure we will see these guys go again before this season is over.

Georges got the left going early and often. Downey ate a left uppercut that was by far the best punch of the fight.  When the linesman started to skate in he tried to throw a couple but it was a lost cause. 

This time, Georges had just finished serving his penalty for beating on Downey.  He and Probert lined up at a face off and dropped the gloves.  An incredibly long square off before they came together.  The entire fight was in close with Georges throwing and landing more punches including an uppercut that appeared to land.  No damage done but an edge to Georges.

Probert is getting old so he has to be crafty when he faces guys like Georges.  In my opinion you probably will not see Georges fight this fighting legend again.

This one was not much different.  They squared off and Johnson misses badly with a big punch and as usual falls down.  He got back up and Georges was able to get his helmet off and land a couple lefts.  Nothing damaging but an edge goes to Georges.

Matt Johnson is a huge guy but he has terrible balance.  He can't throw a punch and stay on his feet.

They dropped the gloves off of a faceoff.  McKenzie got a couple in early before Georges came back with some lefts of his own.  On the way down McKenzie threw another left which I don't think landed.

A tough fight to call. One of McKenzie's punches gave Georges a black eye but the fight was by no means one sided.  I'd call it a draw but McKenzie's punches did more damage so some will give him the edge.

The first time Georges got the chance to go after Berube he did.  When the camera came over Georges is landing lefts to Berube's ducked down head.  He falls to a knee and Georges stops punching.  The fight could have been over there but Berube decided to get up (providing more evidence that he is crazy or stupid).  When he got up he ate a big left to the chops and another left was all he could take before he fell down. 

Berube sure had a lot to say after the fight but most was probably incoherent babbling after the left he took.  This was a big win for Georges.

This wasn't much of a fight, neither guy landed anything.  They both had a good hold of each other.  An uneventful draw.

A draw in an uneventful fight.

This fight actually looked exactly like their first fight.

Georges overpowered Dingman and threw the only punches in the fight.  Dingman was able to get his head buried but it looked like a couple of the punches landed.  Call it a win for Georges. No damage done, but he controlled the fight and threw all of the punches.

Off of a faceoff it looked like Georges was asking him to go.  When the puck dropped Sawyer made a move like he wasn't going to drop them and then lunged at Georges. Kind of a cheap move by Sawyer who was trying to gain an early advantage.  To no ones surprise it didn't work.  Georges got his helmet off and unloaded a number of hard lefts, beating him to the ice. 

When they got up Sawyer had a cut on his nose and made kind of a funny "I can't believe I lost" type gesture.  I'm not sure what he expected because he's really been no match for Georges is either fight this year.  A unanimous decision to Georges in this one-sided tilt.