ESPN2: Romero C. Duno vs. Gilberto Josué González & Rey Padilla Pérez vs. Óscar Duarte Jurado RBR

Duno landed the hardest punches(straight rights) with Gonzalez in the Southpaw stance.

 

I see some nasty headbutts in our near future.

 

Round 1: 10-9 Duno
Round 2: 10-9 Duno; Duno is fun.

20-18 Duno

 

Round 2

González is squatting and doubling a right jab from the chest up to Duno's face. Duno is hanging back, waiting, picking his spots - and it pays off as he NAILS González with a short overhand right counter!! González's legs are turned into jelly momentarily but he jogs away laterally, shaking it off. González is popping high right jabs, wearing the same mean-mug grimacing sneer worn since the opening bell. Duno skips forward, light on his toes, popping a straight combo into the face and González tumbles down, but it was their legs being crossed and unbalancing him more than Duno's punches, and correctly gets no-called by the ref. Duno is darting in with jabs and lead rights to carve up the face of González and the attempts to shoot his own long straight counters is causing González to simply collide with Duno, resulting in headbutts which actually hurt González worse.

10-9 Duno

20-18 Duno

 

Ohhhhhh yeah. Predicting the fight will stop on a headbutt (or a cut from one) if nobody gets knocked out clean.

 

Good fight.

 

Duno just threw a punch with both feet off the canvas.

 

Round 1: 10-9 Duno
Round 2: 10-9 Duno
Round 3: 10-9 Duno

30-27 Duno

 

Nice straight left from Gonzalez.

 

Gonzalez squeezed that last one.

2-1 Duno.

 

Nice mix of styles so far. Good match.

 

Round 3

González is sneaking his right jab into the left armpit when Duno is jabbing. González weirdly showboating, raising both arms in the air. González is working his way behind the long jab halfway in, then slinking away in a forward-leaning hunkered posture, baiting Duno to charge him so he can pull back and counter like a slingshot. Duno isn't that dumb. González is caught with a double jab and grazing right on the face while exiting the pocket. González has turned orthodox and tries confusing Duno with jabs stepping in with a mirrored stance for a different look, but it doesn't end up netting him any more success in terms of relative connect rate. González reverts to southpaw and continues to get smacked into submission with Duno's shorter but quicker & stiffer jab at every turn.

10-9 Duno

30-27 Duno

 

Duno jumping out to get different angles and punching while jumping.

 

"These guys are made for each other because their styles are tailored for each other's and styles make fights and these styles are made for this fight with each other..."

Brilliant, glad you're on TV getting paid handsomely enough to not have a real job while I'm sitting at home slugging down the six-pack of Modelos that constitutes my weekly recreational budget. There's clearly a vast gulf in eloquence between us so no hard feelings, just the natural order at work I suppose.

 

Round 1: 10-9 Duno
Round 2: 10-9 Duno
Round 3: 10-9 Duno
Round 4: 10-9 Duno

40-36 Duno