FS1: Michael Perez vs. Jorge Romero & McJoe Arroyo vs. David Quijano RBR

Round 2

Quijano attacks Arroyo as a lefty, putting up the right jab from a crouch and looking to pin him on the ropes with combos slung up from the hip. Arroyo keeps up a tight guard and counters with straight lefts. Arroyo drops a left hand on Quijano's face from above and puts in a right hook. Arroyo opens up as Quijano backs onto the ropes, hurt. Arroyo is going for the stoppage. Quijano is staggering back, hitting the ropes, lurching into Arroyo and looking to grab onto him.

10-8 Arroyo (even without a knockdown)

19-18 Arroyo

 

Round 3

Quijano is circling from side to side and popping in right jabs from a distance. Quijano switches to orthodox and falls in with a left tomahawk jab. Arroyo is stalking and measuring with the right double jab. Arroyo claps Quijano across the back throwing a combination after starting with a front body skewer. Straight left by Arroyo at mid-range. Quijano is creeping in with a high jab and caught by a left uppercut, tilting his upper body involuntarily backward. Quijano tries for a few hooking body shots while bowing forward, keeping his earmuffs on between shots. Arroyo glides away, countering with jabs and southpaw 1-2s. Right hook inside by Arroyo.

10-9 Arroyo

29-27 Arroyo

 

Round 4

Quijano is pushed across the ring by the right jab, countered with left crosses every time he opens up, paying for his shorter reach. Quijano tries bending in, sweeping himself out to either side to load up on hooks on Arroyo's body, struggling to land cleanly with Arroyo moving and sticking the 1-2 on him. Jab and uppercut by Arroyo as Quijano lunges in on him. Hard left hands down the middle by Arroyo, crashing into Quijano's face. 1-2 by Arroyo circling left off the ropes. Quijano tries a high right hand and gets ducked, placing Arroyo in a headlock.

10-9 Arroyo

39-36 Arroyo

 

It depends on the opponent. He can actually be entertaining...or at least not boring.

Smith vs. Bailey, Julio, Wolak, Jacobs, Guerrero, Bruce & Garcia were fun.

Smith vs. Mora, Powell, Bundrage and Molina weren't.

Which of those lists is longer?




...and how exciting are Mora & Molina, in general? Or, for that matter, Powell & Bundrage?