Round 4 Beltran is storming in, jabbing Burns on the belt line, then hammering down with left hooks and overhand rights with hook-like curvature. Burns is getting caught on the neck and side of the head as he backs up with those looping shots. Frenetic straight volleys by Burns as he backs up, unable to preserve distance. Beltran ROCKS BURNS with a big hook. Burns takes several involuntarily stumbling steps toward the ropes! Beltran rushes in and patters the body as Burns shells up. Burns shoves Beltran out and they exchange shots, right hand for Burns and left hook for Beltran, flush both ways. Body shoeshine by Beltran pushing Burns into the ropes again. 10-9 Beltran 39-37 Beltran
Massive Beltran round. The 1st for Burns and 4th for Beltran were clear. The middle two stanzas were fuzzier. You could have anywhere from 39-37 one way to 39-37 the other.
Burns has horrible defense. No reason whatsoever for him to lay on the ropes like that. When he moves and keeps him turning, Beltran can't catch him.