The fight was all Georges. Brown hardly threw a single punch.  Georges connected with two very good punches.  One of them landed flush on Brown's ear and I wouldn't be surprised if his hearing is a little worse now than it was a day ago. 

A nice clean decision for Georges in his first fight after losing the weight.  I have to admit I was a little nervous about how the weight loss would effect his fighting but to me it seemed like his punches had more pop behind them and that could make him even more dangerous.

This one happened on both players first shifts of the game.  The puck was dropped and the gloves came off.  This was quite a good fight.  All Georges early but Sawyer came back and landed what looked to be a pretty solid shot. Georges came back throwing more punches but Sawyer really hung in well.

Give Georges the edge with both guys landing good punches in a very good scrap.

This time he jumped Georges off the faceoff and was able to get in a few early shots but once Georges got his balance he came back with some good lefts and overpowered Thornton.

Give Georges the edge in this one.  He did a good job coming back from the unfair start.

As soon as these two came out of the box the gloves dropped again but this time, unfortunately for Hordichuk, the contact was firmly in place.  Georges got his helmet off and smoked him with several hard left hands, the last of which appeared to land very solidly.  He may have knocked the contacts clear out of Hordichuk's head with some of those shots.

This was Georges first fight coming off a series of injuries and he looked good.  I was wondering when they dropped the gloves why Hordichuk would fight Georges and I think now that he may be thinking the same thing.

I'm not sure why Georges wastes his time with this guy.  Johnson appears to have no interest in opening up and really going at it.  However, it was nice to see Georges react so fast to a teammate being hit.

Johnsons' hugging was even worse in this one.  Neither guy threw a punch but Georges wrestled him down and got the crowd going.  He also got the team going because they played well right after the fight.

Draw in a crappy fight.  Actually pretty much a non-fight.

Georges grabbed hold and was able to land a couple lefts with Shelley throwing wild rights. Not sure if any of Shelley's landed but at most maybe one weak shot.  The two kind of lost their balance and went down.  Could argue edge to Georges or draw because the fight was pretty short.

These two are becoming a given just like Laraque vs Grimson used to be.  Currently I think that Shelley is Georges main rival, a spot formally held by Grimson.

On Belak's first shift after that fight Georges went after him as soon as the puck dropped.  I've never seen two guys drop their gloves from farther apart.  When they get together it was a lot of clutching and grabbing like all of their fights have been.  Both guys landed a couple punches but nothing very big since they were in close quarters.  The fight ends as Georges slams Belak to the ice.  I call this one a draw.

Georges looked very frustrated at Belak's holding on.  He was trying hard to break loose but just couldn't.  Belak has been quite successful against Georges but none of their fights have been good.  Belak seems quite content to hold on as tight as he can.

The fight started with both guys throwing and McKenna looked to land 1 or 2 decent right hands but then Georges got the left going and landed some decent lefts.  As the punches started to land, McKenna got turned around and Georges landed one more good punch to the back of McKenna's head before the refs came in.

Georges could have seriously hurt McKenna when he turned his head but only threw the one punch.  Georges takes the win in this decent scrap.

The camera got in a little late and Kuznetsov was holding on for dear life.  He actually did a decent job tieing Georges up but Georges was able to get in some decent shots before the linesman got in.  When the fight ended Kuznetsov looked like he had a cut or mark under his eye which must have happened before the camera got over.  This was a win for Georges but give full credit to Kuznetsov for dropping the gloves.

A great fight with Georges getting the win.  Jeff Odgers is a smaller guy who is very tough but he was just outmuscled in this one.

This was one of the most pathetic performances I've ever seen from a heavyweight.  Most guys will stand in there and trade shots even if they are outmatched, or at worse bury their head, but not run away.  He would have been better off eating those punches than running away in the eyes of most hockey fight fans.