ESPN: Egidijus Kavaliauskas vs. Juan Carlos Abreu & Andrés Ponce Ruíz Jr. vs. Kevin Blue Johnson RBR

Round 1

Kavaliauskas is rowing out his left jab and hooking with Abreu when they close together. Kavaliauskas jabs under the armpit of Abreu with a slight duck in the midst of an exchange. Abreu is chopping with the right hand falling in. They clash heads and Kavaliauskas gets the worst of it, badly cut. Time in. Kavaliauskas is eating some jabs on the face but connecting on a few body shots pressing forward.

10-9 Kavaliauskas, close, eventful & messy

 

Round 2

Kavaliauskas is catching Abreu's jabs on his left glove as he inches his way in, not letting any punches go. Tentative reach-in jabs by Kavaliauskas, getting countered with quick jabs & rights by Abreu. Some of Abreu's right hands precipitate him falling in and draping his arm over Kavaliauskas' neck to draw him into a clinch or smash his inner bicep into the lip of the Lithuanian, unseen by the ref. Abreu is circling outside and playing a bit of patty-cake with Kavaliauskas, checking every attempted jab with a short delivery of his own. Lots of twisting can-opener rights feinted by Abreu but never fully thrown, drawing the lead from Kavaliauskas. Abreu pulling back so that Kavaliauskas just grazes with the body jab and misses altogether when headhunting, then countering with his own long-reaching jab while crab-walking in reverse. Abreu spoiling, albeit very effectively, taking away the play from Kavaliauskas.

10-9 Abreu

19-19

 

...and like @CST80 pointed out, the end result of this styles clash is HEINOUS.

 

Round 3

Kavaliauskas is catching Abreu's jabs on his horizontally turned left forearm but getting caught on the nose when Abreu snipes him with a pull-counter right. Abreu hand speed giving him the edge here at mid-range. Abreu walking Kavaliauskas down with a body jab. Kavaliauskas is raising his left arm, bent at a 90 degree angle and then backhanding it to wave away Abreu's double jab, and clearing a lane to launch a right hand of his own. It misses, badly. Abreu has a foot speed advantage as well, it seems. Kavaliauskas is swatting at Abreu's jab and shooting over the top with a right hand, clipping Abreu once as he pulls his upper body straight back but whiffing the next few times.

10-9 Abreu, close

29-28 Abreu

 

All three of us have completely different scorecards.