ESPN 2 FNF: Chris Avalos vs. Drian Francisco & Glen Tapia vs. Abraham Han RBR

...unless the Mexicans score on a midair spinning header and tie it during extra time!! :fire

 

Yeah. Both halves of the doubleheader seem interchangeably fit to headline, as they're about equal in significance (both for vacant WBO NABO titles; and while Avalas and Francisco have mixed at the higher level, Han and Tapia have the "someone's 0 must go..." mystique in their favor) and barn-burner potential. :good

 

Glen Tapia vs. Abraham Han, 10 rounds @ light middleweight

 

What ethnicity is Han? Obviously he is a mix, but anyone know the makeup?

By the surname that makeup includes either Chinese or Korean.

 

Round 1

Tapia is jabbing into Han's guard. Tapia puts in the right cross as Han trots around him. Big left hooks in succession by Tapia, up and down. Han is backed into the ropes as Tapia varies his punches, throwing full power. Han buckles at the knees and covers up, neglecting to counter. Tapia puts Han into a corner and unloads another barrage. Han is able to weather the storm and poke out a few jabs as the round winds down. Left hook to the hip by Han drifting up off his feet and falling in against Tapia.

10-9 Tapia

 

Stats in the 1st:

Tapia 41 of 100, 41%%
Han 7 of 29, 24%

 

Round 2

Han is taking initiative, pushing Tapia to the ropes with a high jab turned over to land on the bridge of the nose. Wide left hook leads by Han jumping straight in, following with the right hand as he touches down. Nice counter jabs by Tapia sliding his feet back. Tapia sets a trap in the corner, swiping at the body with hooks as Han walks forward. Han stalks his way inside and lobs in some underhanded body shots. Tapia squirms out of the pocket and dances around Han, popping up-jabs from the outside. Counter 1-2 by Tapia as Han whips in a hook. Another hook from Han connects partially as they clinch on the ropes.

10-9 Tapia

20-18 Tapia

 

Yes it does.