ESPN: Teófimo Andrés López Rivera vs. Jamaine Ortíz & Keyshawn Davis vs. José Pedraza González RBR

10-9 Sheehy, sharp jab and 1-2. Moving moderately well with only occasional sorties from Sauceda.

 

Two zip Charlie Sheehy, but Gallo Negro came to ball.

 

30-27

Sheehy showing he can counter well, and stay calm under pressure - but at this point I want to see him work towards carving up & getting rid of Sauceda.

 

Yeah, see, too much complacent going through motions and mucking about with a motivated opponent. Sheehy hurt in the fourth.

 

I dig 'em.

This wasn't promoted very well. The main event didn't show up on BoxRec nor ESPN's website or social media until late January.

 

Sheehy back in the swing of things in the 5th, drifting laterally and walking Sauceda onto jabs. Still a few good moments for the Mexican, barreling in with overhands and then working the body after ramming Sheehy into the ropes. Just too many 1-2's from the stick and move San Fran prospect.

10-9 and 49-46 Sheehy

 

Javiel Centeno (Sheehy's trainer) looks like a Latino Wish.com version of Freddie Roach.

 

Sheehy well in control tonight, but has a little amateur habit that he'll want to correct before somebody clocks it: he does a little rocking-chair motion after each step, his weight shifting between feet as he rolls ball to heel. Very predictable idiosyncracy that could get timed if he doesn't shed it.

 

10-9 Sheehy, closer (he seems tired, longest he's been professionally is six rounds and only twice ...Sauceda just stalking though, not capitalizing enough)

59-55 Sheehy

 

Sauceda following and winging hooks, Sheehy shuffling around and counter-jabbing.

10-9 Sheehy

69-64 Sheehy

 

Gung ho effort from Sauceda, but can't put together enough neat clean punching in pursuit. Just enough touch-jabs by Sheehy.

79-73 Sheehy, you could have it as close as 77-75

 

Official cards:

78-72 x3

UD for Charlie Sheehy