ESPN2 FNF: Jonathan Maicelo vs. Rustam Nagaev RBR

Uh, yeah. Shimmering labia pink.

 

Round 3

Hermosillo is coming forward and getting cracked. Luna has found confidence planting his feet and sitting down on the left hook, and follows up with a flush right hand to jolt Hermosillo and make him stop in his tracks. Hermosillo keeps pressing in, and they clash heads. Lou Moret warns them. Slow poorly aimed uppercut by Hermosillo, dragging his right arm in as though weighted or underwater. Luna steps offline and blasts him with a counter left hook. Luna keeps moving and switches to southpaw, popping a few jabs. Back to orthodox. Hermosillo moves forward and ties up, clapping softly as Luna's body as Luna battles back with uppercut combos.

10-9 Luna

30-27 Luna

 

Round 4

Hermosillo is stepping in and waving a soft right hand over Luna's head. Luna is countering, moving, tying up, pushing off, and dropping his upper body to make a small & slippery target of his noggin. Hermosillo is stumbling in straight lines toward him, with very messy footwork. Luna feeds him several power counters, hooks and rights while giving some ground.

10-9 Luna

40-36 Luna

 

Coming into tonight, he dismissed 9 of 12...but the 9 were scrubs. :think

Any half decent journeyman has gone the distance with him so far.

Hermosillo has been stopped 4x, by three men: Pablo Cesar Cano and some other random Mexicans.

Failing to so much as drop him while landing that much on him undeterred does suggest Luna is lacking some thunder.

 

Teddy Atlas has it 40-36 to Luna.

 

Official cards:

Mike Pace 40-36
James Jen Kin 40-36
Ray Corona 40-36

UD for Alejandro "El Charrito" Luna

 

I'm surprised Dr. J didn't have it a draw. :roll: