DAZN: Eric Mario Tudor vs. Kevin Jerel Johnson & Justin Viloria vs. Alejandro David Yung Wong RBR

Interesting...although his kayo rate is twice as high (Ettore's is 63.64% and Robledo's just 30%) - it's when they are fencing with jabs that Ettore does best, and when Robledo is successful when he forces the issue and brawls, even rocking his man a few times.

 

Robledo-Ettore? Nope, haven't been paying strict enough attention but the commentators have it up for grabs.

 

Sonny hurt in the last half minute of the fight!

 

Official cards:

76-76
78-74
79-73

SD for Robledo

 

Commentators very unimpressed with that wide card.

 

Justin Viloria vs. Alejandro David Yung Wong, 8 rounds @ super featherweight

 

Justin "The Chosen" Viloria is 8-0 with six knockouts, but so far only half of his opponents to date have boasted winning records.

Alejandro "Chinito" Yung Wong's only recognizable opponent (including the no-mark that beat him) to my eyes is Ciudad Obregón's southpaw glass cannon José Miguel "Yaqui Kinke" Tamayo González - a man that served as cannon fodder early in the careers of the likes of Omar Salado, Juan Francisco Estrada, Jerwin Ancajas, McWilliams Arroyo, Gary Allen Russell Jr., Diego De La Hoya, Daniel Román, and Joet González (stopped by all of the above save the feather-fisted Román)

 

Bookmakers see it:

Viloria -2500
Yung Wong +950

 

Round 1

Yung Wong is swinging hooks and tying up. Viloria rowing in the southpaw jab up top and working body shots. Lead left by Viloria. Yung Wong hit downstairs every time he opens up with head shots while circling. Viloria now with combinations climbing from body to head. Viloria walks into an uppercut but lands a slashing right hand on Yung Wong. Viloria is whipping lefts under Yung Wong's elbows, stalking. HARD right hook by Viloria, with Yung Wong doubling over on a delayed reaction and trying to clinch. Wild slow motion flurry by Yung Wong, missing.

10-9 Viloria

 

Round 2

Viloria is pressing in, throwing left hands up top and right hooks on the body. Yung Wong being forced across the ring, trying to stand his ground with the occasional uppercut springing up off bent knees but unable to get Viloria's respect. Yung Wong is getting ripped with the right hook downstairs and then blasted in the face with the left when he drops his guard and backs straight up. Viloria with a sneaky looping left over the gloves after ducking under a jab, letting it shave his scalp to get inside, then a couple more right hooks downstairs.

10-9 Viloria

20-18 Viloria

 

"There's a rhyme to his reason"

Were you perhaps looking for the words 'method' and 'madness'?

 

Round 3

Yung Wong's head getting snapped back as Viloria continues to maul his midsection and now bring hooks up to his head as well. Yung Wong just running from one set of ropes to another, then shoving at Viloria with both arms, unable to even muster the strength to clinch (and running and countering have both proven ineffective for him). Yung Wong is getting nailed in the solar plexus as he's retreating. Weak shoeshines by Yung Wong as Viloria walks him into a corner. The only time Yung Wong isn't getting hit is when he's pushing Viloria out to arm's length.

10-9 Viloria

30-27 Viloria

 

This isn't going much longer. If nothing else, corner rescue. (but could see a ref intervention or clean ten-count KO).