I think Kel would've really found a home somewhere in that era among the guys like Rabanales, Yakushiji, Tatsuyoshi, McCullough, Bueno, etc; and I think on his night he could've mixed with any of them. However, I think the way McCullough fought is pretty awful for Seabrooks. Kel often gave up the first few rounds to come on strong, but he was pretty easy to overpower before he got in his groove and started landing his heavier shots. The only problem with that here, is he isn't gonna be overcoming McCullough in the late rounds and McCullough never met a punch he couldn't take. Really hard to see Seabrooks winning this one, but it'd be an awesome fight. I'd probably take Seabrooks over Tats and Yakushiji.
