José Pedraza González vs. José Carlos Ramírez & Richard Torrez, Jr. vs. Allen Michael Melson RBR

10-9 Ramirez
10-9 Ramirez
10-9 Pedraza
10-9 Pedraza
10-9 Ramirez
10-9 Pedraza
10-9 Ramirez
10-9 Pedraza
10-9 Ramirez
10-9 Pedraza
10-9 Ramirez
10-9 Ramirez

Ramirez 115-113 Pedraza

 

Draw but they will give it to Ramirez

 

Round 1 - 10-9 Ramirez
Round 2 - 10-9 Pedraza Close
Round 3 - 10-9 Ramirez
Round 4 - 10-9 Ramirez - Close
Round 5 - 10-9 Ramirez
Round 6 - 10-9 Pedraza
Round 7 - 10-9 Ramirez
Round 8 - 10-9 Pedraza
Round 9 - 10-9 Ramirez
Round 10 - 10-9 Pedraza Close
Round 11 - 10-9 Ramirez
Round 12 - 10-9 Ramirez

Ramirez 116-112

Ramirez stays aggressive and makes the final score of a close bout look not-so-close.

 

Pedraza wasn't sitting on his punches and it wasn't like he was overwhelmingly outlaning Ramirez.

 

114-114

Pedraza started well, but couldn't maintain, and Ramirez finished strong.

DRAW

I wouldn't cry foul at 115-113 or 116-112 in either direction.

 

Compubox tells the story of the fight accurately this time.

 

Funny how Nico Ali Walsh is like a PPV co-main and this is buried Friday night on ESPN+.

 

Pedraza seems to agree

 

Very enjoyable professional fight. Tim Bradley is still waiting for Pedraza's trap to work.

 

Ramirez won his rounds by a wide margin. Pedraza squeaked by to get his. I had it like the judges. Pedraza would go stretches without doing much but his body work was considerably better but not nearly enough. Ramirez stayed right in his grill for the most part pressing the action. Good fight.