Culcay's a little silly. He is a short, stocky fighter yet he's a counter puncher with underwhelming movement. He's screwing himself.
Culcay is nowhere near ready for someone like Andrade, he's faced slow plodders and now against a speedy aggressive fighter whose a classy operator.
Mentioned this on another thread buy this is a rare occasion where 2 former amateur world champions are fighting for a pro "world title"
Round 3 Culcay trying to smother Andrade he lands a series of love taps, Andrade leaps in with a left, but Culcay slips away, another straight left lands on the forearms of Culcay, hard straight left lands from Andrade, headclash, Andrade seems slightly shook up, Culcay gets on the inside and is unloading lands several hooks to the body, Andrade lunging in with lefts, Culcay slipping most, Culcay mauls him before the bell. Andrade 10-9 Close
Culcay has a manufactured record like many fighters from Germany. This is the first test at top level.
Andrade won the third round easily but got involved in silly exchanges, Culcay's only chance is a well timed swing. Andrade can just jab and smash Culcay's defenses up with the left or right hand off the jab.
Not smart by Andrade to trade toe-to-toe with Culcay. Even if Culcay can't punch hard, why go into close quarters with him? Andrade gives up his entire reach.