Luis Alberto Lopez Vargas vs. Angel Miguel Leo & Lindolfo Delgado vs. Bryan Flores RBR.

My final scorecard from the first match, and yes... I hit pause on my DVR and picked up where I left off.

Round 1: 10-9 Flores
Round 2: 10-9 Flores
Round 3: 10-8 Delgado
Round 4: 10-9 Flores
Round 5: 10-9 Flores
Round 6: 10-9 Flores
Round 7: 10-8 Delgado
Round 8: 10-9 Flores
Round 9: 10-9 Flores
Round 10: 10-9 Delgado

95-93 Flores

Well... I was right about this one too, unfortunately Delgado was the clear A-side.

 

Chris usually knows his ****, speaking of the same old ESPN. That creepy plastic faced mannequin looking mother****er Tessitore, went full Tony Schiavone tonight, and ruined the result of the Ortiz-Bohachuk match, under the guise of welcoming all of the new viewers coming over. Meanwhile, i guess all of the people who were loyal and stuck with ESPN, can go **** themselves right? They get ruthlessly ****ed over. I'm actually surprised no one mentioned that on this RBR, because I was ****ing enraged watching the replay, and I knew the result.

 

The official scorecards were way closer than they should've been, and in Leo's howntown no less.

Esther Lopez 86-85 Leo
Fernando Villarreal 86-85 Leo
Zachary Young 86-85 Lopez

 

I had it exactly the same.

Round 1 Lopez 10-9
Round 2 Leo 10-9
Round 3 Lopez 10-9
Round 4 Leo 10-9
Round 5 Lopez 10-9
Round 6 Leo 10-9
Round 7 Leo 10-9
Round 8 Leo 10-9
Round 9 Lopez 10-9
Round 10 Leo wins by KTFO

 

I like Venado Lopez and everything, but his ego has clearly gotten out of hand lately, and the mother****er definitely had this nasty ass brutal humbling coming.

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Because he's a smug cocky idiot, prone to making a ton of mistakes, just no one to date has had the chin, timing and focus to do what Leo did. But they're usually so overwhelmed and frazzled, trying to avoid the incoming assault, that they're glad to just have a breather. But Leo was looking for and landing monster counters like that all night threading the needle in the eye of a tornado. Lopez should have realized that was the case, since he'd already been stunned on multiple occasions and tried to play it off like he was fine, but his arrogance proved to be his downfall. Most boxers would exploit an open free shot like that, as focused and dialed in as Leo was, he certainly wasn't going to pass up that opportunity.

 

Kind of like a meerkat.