ESPN2 FNF: Kendall Holt vs. Tim Coleman & Abraham Lopez vs. Gabriel Tolmajian RBR

Round 2

Serrano is leading with hooks and circling out to the left. Morales comes inside and lands a good stiff jab. Serrano holds. The crowd -at least the Morales contingent - starts hooting. Serrano pecks from outside with right and hooks. They exchange and Morales lands better stuff, short hooks and uppers. Clinch. Morales whips Serrano in the face with an uppercut as Serrano is ducking in against him. Another clinch as Serrano throws a blocked right. Long rights from outside by Serrano after the break. Nice counter right off the ropes by Morales as he skirts against them, and then a left hook. Morales is definitely heavier handed. Serrano was out working him in the first, but now isn't even doing that. Lots of grabbing by Serrano.

10-9 Morales

19-19

 

Pistols are only ideal for hunting...


THE MOST DANGEROUS GAME. :thedevil1

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Round 3

Serrano flits around and opens up with hooks as he passes and flurries, trying to stay moving clear of Morales' power. Morales cuts the ring off, and tries to catch him with a straight right or left hook. Morales is getting closer and closer to landing a peach. There's a nice clipping left hook in an exchange. Morales pulls straight back and Serrano is able to land a big left. Double hook to the body by Morales. Now a right and a hook up top as he chases Serrano back to the ropes. Morales boxes behind his jab, pressing in on Serrano whose feet seem encased in cement. Hard uppercut by Morales. Serrano misses some slapping hooks while backing up.

10-9 Morales

29-28 Morales

 

BTW, @ Osuna saying Lopez got a "gift" over Tolmajian when recapping the night's action.


Not very professional, but still awesome that he's willing to call it like he sees it. You know Tessitore would have been more tactful and bitten his tongue like the wuss he is (unless Teddy was screaming bloody murder about the decision, in which case he'd be a good little hype man and chirp in)