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head. Here he comes. Unsuccessful, though, nothing registering. Another

kyongo for running away. Cho does well to get back in the

ring there. Great punch. Five seconds in the second round. Mahama

Cho goes for a head shot again. Excellent round from the British

fighter. Absolutely. He's in the lead. Is it

enough? I don't know. He will have to work hard in the third round

Siqueira momentarily dazed after the kick to the head but was strong at

the end of the second round. As you rightly said, these head

shots, big power shots, do take a physical toll.

This was the big head shot. Cho fell over as well, so the kyong-go to

Maicon Siqueira, who's in the fight now.

Key moments in the career of the 23-year-old from Rio.

Three years his senior, Mahama Cho. The big man from Britain in blue.

Nice show of mutual respect. Eyes down.

The third and potentially final round. There can sometimes be a

golden score round where an extra point is needed. The extra point

certainly needed by Maicon Siqueira. Resolute defence from Mahama Cho.

A hoop kick attempt to the head from the Brazilian. An aggressive start

for Maicon Siqueira. Reverse turning kick attempted by Mahama Cho.

Avoids, and the back kick scores, though, will there be any extra

points? The referee is going to look at that. The back kick landed, back

kicks are a three-point shot. Let's have a little confirmation

here. There should be two points. Two points added for the back kick

and that changes the complexity and complexion of this match.

The more difficult the technique, the greater the points.

I hope someone's nailed the roof down because it's about to come off

here. Mahama Cho taking his time.

He's gathering up the confidence and the game plan, still plenty of time

left for the British fighter. Tries with a back kick of his own.

Punches well, good cover from Maicon, gets the point and four

points apiece. It can change so quickly in such a dynamic sport One

kick with take the lead. It's less than one minute to find

that kick. The conning conning hang ng against the British fighter. --

the kyong-go hanging against the British fighter. He has to stay on

his feet. Both men summoning up their energy

for a last chip-and-charge at this bronze medal. Mahama Cho in blue.

Fighter. He has to stay on his feet. Both men summoning up their energy

for a last chip-and-charge at this bronze medal. Mahama Cho in blue.

Who will go home with the bronze? 30 seconds to decide it.

I think the question needs to be asked, who wants it most? Who is

prepared to risk it? Both looking a little fatigued.

Could that tiredness be pivotal in the last ten seconds here? Maicon

Siqueira, Mahama Cho, who will find the shot in the back kick attempt

from the British fighter. He walks into a push kick, falls over at the

same time. What is the referee going to do? He lets it roll. Mahama Cho

with the back leg turning