Francisco Javier Vargas Peláez vs. Roderick A. Salka, Jr. & Aidar Sharibayev vs. Andrew Canció RBR

B-b-b-b-b-but inclusivity, maaaaan! Increased representation of historically oppressed and marginalized groups automatically = exponentially more artistic brilliance. Or at least that's how some of my idiotic fellow liberals have gotten to acting like of late, with their extremist SJW overreach.

 

Round 2

Padilla is staying in close, hacking at the face with short left hooks. Arias is caught with head-snapping combos of straights on the face, throwing flailing counters and mostly sailing clear past the head of Padilla with them. Much sharper punching up top by Padilla in this frame. Arias tries a threshing uppercut combo into the chest up close but Padilla blocks and steps out, turning Arias to land another 1-2 on the gob. Padilla cracks Arias with a 1-2, retracts his arms to block a sloppy overhand two-piece in reply, and then lands another 1-2.

10-9 Padilla

19-19

 

Kingry gets exposed and Spike continues to build his profile ahead of a clash with GGG or Canelo this autumn, on the eve of Cinco de Mayo. Good card, I'll be tuning in.

 

Round 3

Padilla is working the body, shoving off with the left elbow & forearm and then strapping Arias with a fat left hook on the jaw. Arias is having a hard time getting off at close range as Padilla wraps him up in the octopus tentacles, and his aim is too dodgy to land from afar. BIG 1-2 by Padilla, knocking Arias back a few involuntary steps. Another huge counter left hook by Padilla catches Arias walking in loading up can-opener bombs that never leave the hangar bay.

10-9 Padilla

29-28 Padilla

 

Lefty Twitter is acting like it was the best thing since Citizen Kane.

I'm like, guys, correct me if I'm wrong but it's still just a ****ing Marvel movie. aka in ostensibly the same category as Howard the Duck.

 

Round 4

Padilla is blocking the lumpy jab and slow telegraphed looping right of Arias from long range, standing up tall and keeping his elbows pinned to his stomach, fists bunched over his nose. Padilla is countering with mostly hooks stepping in after letting Arias have the first offensive turn, and following through with right crosses to chase Arias back a few steps, giving Padilla even more room to circle at his leisure and take aim comfortably with the pot-shot 1-2. Arias steps in and forces an exchange of flurries, but Padilla is able to step back and line up a right cross on the face, rocking Arias' head back. Padilla tires and leans in on Arias, resting his face on his opponents' crossed arms. Uppercut combo by Padilla breaking free. Both flurry. Big right hand by Padilla. 1-2 by Arias.

10-9 Padilla

39-37 Padilla