Anthony Mundine vs. Jeffrey Christopher Horn, Jr. & Cameron Hammond vs. Frank Iván Rojas Mendoza RBR

39-37 Wilson

Rice just timider than a wild rabbit. He does good work whenever he dares to, but too little of it. Wilson able to just sit comfortably in the clock tower and sharp-shoot.

 

Seventh or eighth headlock I've seen applied, in my half-asleep state I keep expecting someone to drop a full-on DDT.

 

...and there we have a hip toss!

 

10-9 Wilson, calm and cold blooded in there. Rice by contrast all nervous energy, running scared like a bunny tossed in a dog-fighting pit with a bemused, recently-fed (but not THAT recently) mutt.

49-46 Wilson

 

Wilson is a tremendous switch-hitter, at least in terms of his ability to smoothly transition in-stride. You barely even notice he's doing it until like twenty seconds later, you're like "wait he's jabbing with the right hand now? Wasn't he just squared up the other way?? "

 

Chintzy point docked from Wilson, not sure it was preceded by a warning, if so just one. A bit uncalled for there by the ref.

9-9 (10-9 Wilson base score)

58-55 Wilson