ESPN: Naoya Inoue vs. Michael Alber Dasmariñas & Mikaela Joslin Mayer vs. Érica Anabella Farías RBR

Dogboe gets a break half a minute into the final round, tape on his glove being fixed by his corner men. López spends the downtime parading around the ring vamping for the crowd, asking for their energy to pump himself up and get the KO.

Time in, and López starts tattooting Dogboe with jabs, crosses, and shallow uppercuts. Dogboe has no answers, doesn't look as though he is even thinking about scoring a hail Mary come from behind KO shot, just running away or tying up. López all over him but getting sloppier with his combos, lots of punches skimming off Dogboe's biceps or back. Dogboe performing a deep bow, almost making his upper half perpendicular with his lower, then coming up and slicing HUGE left hooks into the air, missing by a mile. López is just tagging him with light but highly visible shoeshines, no way the judges could fail to notice the huge margin by which he outlanded Dogboe here...and with this, he ought to clinch the victory on any fair card.

10-9 López

96-94 López

 

The closest to a swing round was the 7th, which I allowed Dogboe's single big uppercut (and perhaps the commentators) to sway his way on my card, reverse that and I have it even wider for López at 97-93. A draw is a bit too generous to Isaac, and he absolutely didn't win.

 

Final stats:

López 152 of 527, 29%
Dogboe 134 of 487, 28%

 

Official cards:

Dave Moretti 95-95 draw
Chris Migliore 97-93
Don Trella 96-94

MD for Dogboe, ****ing disgusting