ShoBox: Edwin Rodriguez vs. Will Rosinsky & Gabriel Bracero vs. Daniel Sostre RBR

Round 3

Stiff jabs by Bracero coming forward, tripled up. Sostre backs up out of range, and then dares a wide slapping left/right combo coming back in. Bracero easily backhands the punches aside with the backs of his taped wrists. Sostre slaps his way inside to lean on Bracero in a clinch against the ropes. Bracero is landing short jabs up close as Sostre circles and tries to load up on big hooks while slowly turning Bracero. Sostre is just cuffing with the hook, landing with the inside of his arm more than his knuckles. Bracero is ignoring the hooks and just pumping his jab at Sostre's face. They trade jabs, and Sostre's is knocked aside. Combos by Bracero into the guard of Sostre. Wild hook by Sostre, ducked. Combo by Bracero.

30-27 Bracero

 

All Tito needs is power, and he could be formidable.

 

Round 4

Trading shots. Sostre is letting his entire body drift along with the momentum of his wild left hooks thrown from behind the hip and right hands telegraphed badly over the top, swaying like a reed in the direction of their trajectory. Bracero is easily ducking and threading through Sostre's horribly wide and meandering power shots and getting the better of the exchanges despite his meager pop. Bracero lands several jabs and rights all over the front of Sostre. Now a hook to the chest as Sostre relents and leans back out of the pocket while tip-toeing away. Bracero is just slamming his arms in on Sostre, battering away the latter's arms whenever a punch is thrown or clinch attempted. Sostre is ducking in and spoiling a bit, but Bracero is still landing.

40-36 Bracero

 

That was a missed call. It looked like a knockdown.

Punches landed; he went down. (off balance, it still counts)