An overrated hypejob, I've said he has flaws, but just seen how limited Urango is, he should have no problem with him. I know if Urango lands, Berto might be in trouble thought.
Kellerman actually made a good point about Berto moving the wrong direction against a southpaw because Urango is a natural righty. I was shocked only to be brought back to reality with the silence of his co commentators. like he did something wrong by saying something intelligent.
berto flicks the jab, holds, urango tries the headbutt. this fight is already set in a pretty ugly pattern
Nothing extraordinary to report except Urango's fall being ruled a slip instead of a knockdown. Berto is once again having his way, though not in a totally dominant fashion. 30-27 Berto
Berto clinching whenever Urango comes forward. Both guys tied up in the ropes for a second and Tommy Kimmons breaks them up. Berto jabbing and lands a nice right behind the ear on Urango. Both guys keep getting tangled up. It's bad enough with the clinching, the unintentional locking upd oesn't help matters. Urango lands to the body and Berto no likey. Urango with another body punch and Berto goes back to distance fighting and jabbing. Two telling body punches there. Berto again gets popped to the body as Urango is using those clinches to his advantage. Berto is still faster. Down goes Urango on a twinkle toes tangle. Kellerman says it was a KD. Looks like a hybrid slip knockdown. Berto cooking now with combinations, not landing hard but scoring points. Urango is slower than two snails ****ing. Berto and Urango are clinching. Interesting round. Good body work for Urango but Berto was flashy upstairs and landed more.
Berto has absolutely no power, he does his little flurries then prances and hugs, the only problem is Urango can not land consistantly. 3 - 0 Berto
I gave the 3rd to Berto, but he's got to be careful of fighting this style of fight. The uglier it gets, the more it favors Urango