Andrew John Moloney vs. Joshua Franco III & Jason Moloney vs. Joshua Greer Jr RBR.

I was gonna go the other way, thought Franco stole it.

 

1. Franco 10-9
2. Moloney 10-9

Another good, close round. Ref is on Moloney a little too much I think.

 

Another good round but Moloney got it with body shots and uppercuts. 20-18 Moloney.

 

I wouldn't object to someone thinking Franco got it. Close round. Second not so much.

 

Moloney doubling up the jab and landing straights while using angles to attack the body. Franco does well when he can keep it mid-range but Moloney is rarely there; either up in Franco's grill or on the outside.

30-27 Moloney.

 

1. Franco 10-9
2. Moloney 10-9
3. Franco 10-9

Franco with the power and timing advantage early and late, Moloney continues to do some good body work.

 

Are you the ref from the second fight?

 

This is a good fight so far but Jack Reiss, as he does sometimes, is too much of a factor.

 

Franco doing a good job of beating up the air. Moloney, meanwhile, continues to jab and hook Franco almost at will while smothering him on the inside.

40-36 Moloney.

 

1. Franco 10-9
2. Moloney 10-9
3. Franco 10-9
4. Moloney 10-9, close

All the rounds are close, this one too.

Really entertaining back and forth fight, I'm worried that Franco's power is wearing on Moloney though.

 

Franco landed a VERY good uppercut, but he has outworked the rest of the round. Not by much though, and it was a hell of an uppercut. Screw it, I'll score that for Franco.

49-46 Moloney.

 

1. Franco 10-9
2. Moloney 10-9
3. Franco 10-9
4. Moloney 10-9, close
5. Moloney 10-9, close

 

These punch stats seem off I would say.

 

59-55 Moloney.

Not much to say; Franco got outhustled.

 

1. Franco 10-9
2. Moloney 10-9
3. Franco 10-9
4. Moloney 10-9, close
5. Moloney 10-9, close
6. Moloney 10-9

I'm getting the impression Franco is fading a bit, perhaps the earlier body work is paying off.