Carlos Adames Altagracia vs. Julian Taige Williams & Fernando D. Martínez vs. Jade Dajay Bornea RBR

Lubin loudly popping Arias in the mouth with that southpaw jab. Very effective. Arias unable to get through with his left jab, range-finding with it and then hurling big overhand rights but Lubin back-stepping and slipping them well. Arias' only clean shots are in the clinch, and only half of those legal.

20-18 Lubin

 

This is the co-main, somehow. Martínez vs. Bornea happened already.

 

Very tidy work from Lubin. Dialed in, good high-arm defense, strong accurate jab, maneuvering away the ropes or at most grazing against them momentarily, and plugging Arias with enough hard plunging lefts on the body to keep him mostly honest. Arias tries ducking and weaving in, but eats shots every time he flops towards Lubin and ends up having to hold without having landed anything of his own. Arias does get in a right hand during the final minute, but its rarity is what makes it stand out and become a talking point for the commentators. Lubin nails him with a right hook moments later, and jumps around him playfully dodging the rest of his attacks.

30-27 Lubin

 

Arias' dad and pretty much all Cuban boxers right now: we don't claim him! Luís, you are your momma's boy...eres Nicaragüense, comprende?

Chocolatito: ayo, chill!

 

Very rough and tumble fourth...punches in the back, shoves on the mat. For all that, Lubin still in control and boxing Arias' head off.

4 zip.