ESPN: José Carlos Ramírez vs. José Encarnación Zepeda & Edgar Raymundo Beltrán vs. Hiroki Okada RBR

Round 3

Beltrán is bringing the pressure, starting to snap Okada's head back with his lumpy jab and follow up with a heavy axing right. Body shots from Beltrán pushing Okada into a corner. Okada pushing his elbows into Beltrán's middle to back him up and then jabbing & flurrying in the face but unable to hold him off for too long. Beltrán hammering away with those multiple left hooks up top every chance he gets on the inside.

10-9 Beltrán

29-27 Beltrán

 

Round 4

Beltrán is using a lot of diagonal false-stepping, in and out, making Okada turn in the wrong direction and then simply hopping in to cut off his escape route and bashing him with looping and clubbing punches inside. Okada is trapped in corners numerous times, where Beltrán works the body and smashes big hooks into the face of Okada. Beltrán uses short chopping blows when Okada tries cricking his neck and rolling his way fluidly under his straighter power shots to get free. Okada barely getting any punches in here, on the defensive, but issuing big 1-2s now and then flush on the chin, not bothering Beltrán.

10-9 Beltrán

39-36 Beltrán

 

...okay...I get that you don't like that rule and want to reach for every point for Okada here, but people look to you as an authority on scoring, and there's no such thing as that but if you people see you do it they will think there is.

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To everybody else: once more, unless there is a point deduction, it is TEN POINT MUST.