Timothy Bradley vs. Ruslan Provodnikov & Jessie Vargas vs. Oyewale Omotoso RBR

It's called a grito. Mexican battle cry.

It may seem odd transcending cultures, but the more high-pitched and ululating the more chingon and macho it's considered to be.

 

Gabino Saenz comes out to Black Sabbath.

 

Round 1

Saenz jabs into the belly of the long thin gangly Valenzuela. A few jabs unrolled by Valenzuela on the back foot, trying to create distance to set up his wide discus power shots. Big hook by Saenz doubled into the chest and chin of Valenzuela, rocking him off balance. Valenzuela jabs down into Saenz's guard and whips in some long rights. Saenz pops a double jab to the belly charging in, then gets his guard up quickly to catch Valenzuela's counters. Towel-snap right by Valenzuela, countered by a hard short right hand by Saenz. Valenzuela tries to drape himself over Saenz and gets slipped and falls to the canvas. Not ruled a knockdown, although it kinda was. Valenzuela is hit again with a right and once more tries grabbing Saenz on the way down. Again no knockdown ruled. Hook by Saenz buckles his legs.

10-9 Saenz

 

That could've/should've been maybe a 10-7 round.

 

Round 2

Valenzuela is jabbing and hopping from side to side, dropping in rights over the top. Counter left hook by Saenz. Valenzuela falls into him and Saenz pushes him off. Tony Krebs doesn't rule it a knockdown, probably because of Saenz pushing off. Valenzuela is up and fighting his way off the ropes, down again. Finally a KD is ruled. He beats Krebs' count. BIG RIGHT HAND BY SAENZ OVER A LAZY VALENZUELA LEFT JAB. TIMBER! Valenzuela down and out before he even touches the Tecate logo.

KO2!