Genisis Lagumbay Libranza vs. Rowel D. Rosia RBR

Round 4

Both landing body shots, and both straying a bit low - particularly Rosia with a left uppercut. He is sternly warned - point taken? (hard to say as the cameraman pans away from the ref to focus on Libranza wincing) ...no, just a warning, to both men but more sternly to Rosia. Time in. Rosia is jumping in with right hook/axing left/right hook combos and forcing Libranza to shell up, chin receding between hunched shoulders. Libranza backs him off with a 1-1-2 downstairs. Rosia keeps jumping in with the hook-2-hook successfully and then leaping out of range and keeping Libranza at the end of his right jab. Libranza rowing a left jab into the air as though cranking the handle of a music box, then firing rights from too far out.

10-9 Rosia

39-37 Libranza

 

Round 5

Lead rights by Libranza. Soft southpaw 1-1-2s into the chest by Rosia from outside. Libranza keeps knocking on the side of his head with the lengthy right hand dropped heavily up top. Rosia can't elude him on the outside due to Libranza's reach so he adjusts, cutting in diagonally toward him and to his own right, past the power hand to roll through it as it grazes him on the way in, landing right hooks and then pushing free again with a bracing left uppercut downstairs. Rosia goes too low with one, way South. Point taken. Libranza keeps circling away, his gonads smarting . Flurries on the guard by Rosia.

10-8 Libranza

49-45 Libranza

 

Round 6

Libranza wearied, perhaps less from actual fatigue than from the cumulative effect of all those hits to his kumquats, and is on his bike pawing out left jabs. Rosia is bashing him up with right hooks and left hands in combinations of threes and fours. Libranza's offense is reduced to wide-swung uppercuts on the way in, barrelling headlong into clinches resulting in some incidental butts.

10-9 Rosia

58-55 Libranza

 

Round 7

Libranza seems recovered and refreshed now, pumping out a left jab with vigor and working lefts on the body. Rosia's wild down-slashing right hooks are caught on the back of Libranza's left forearm. Libranza goes low with a right hand and is warned. He blows a snot rocket while the ref is talking to him , closing off a nostril with his right glove and the ref is even less appreciative of this. Rosia is given a few moments to recover. Time in. Libranza is leaning under right jabs and slamming right hands into Rosia's body.

10-9 Libranza

68-64 Libranza

 

Round 8

Libranza now teeing off with his 1-2, easily slipping or slapping away the wild right hooks of Rosia. Lead rights downstairs by Libranza, landing even as Rosia falls short with headhunting jabs. Rosia loads up and cracks Libranza on the face with a left and then ties up. Right hook attempt by Rosia, shattered mid-throw by a Libranza uppercut. Lots of clinching. Body work by Libranza. Sloppy smothered looping combos by Rosia, too close, missing past the head. Incessant clinching now. Both tired. Rosia hops in place and then dashes in with a 1-2 but is parried and chased out by Libranza's in response, then dives low to clinch.

10-9 Libranza

78-73 Libranza

 

Round 9

Libranza is peck-peck-pecking with the left jab and walking Rosia back across the ring. Solo blast left hands off the rear hip by Rosia, sometimes landing with a thump on the side of Libranza's head but always if so countered simultaneously by a stiff jab to the face knocking Rosia back a step. Lots of clinching. Nothing getting through with the right hand for Rosia, hooking off his jab but always hitting arm. Torpedo body rights by Libranza, pacing himself, in control.

10-9 Libranza

88-82 Libranza

 

Round 10

Libranza now recklessly going for broke, trying for the KO whenever Rosia isn't clinching. Libranza paws out multiple watch-the-birdie jabs and then sends a cannonball right into the head flying at Rosia. Jabs and right uppercuts into the guard by Rosia, followed by fully extended straight lefts with his feet planted, scoring on the face of Libranza. Uppercuts to the body by Libranza, muscling through Rosia's right hooks.

10-9 Libranza, closer

98-91 Libranza

 

Round 11

Rosia is putting a southpaw 1-2 into the guard and then whipping a right hook into the backside as Libranza twists around and covers up under fire. Rosia spackling all the (frequent) gaps in activity from the tiring Libranza with right hooks and left uppercuts. Rosia keeping his hands flashing at all times, even if just a prodding right jab downstairs. Very little output from Libranza, just chipping in rights at the body and falling short as Rosia dances around with his arms a blur.

10-9 Rosia

107-101 Libranza

 

Round 12

Rosia darting in and out jabbing the body. Rosia scoring with lefts and then ducking the slow double jabs of Libranza, breaking into a lateral gallop and putting up a high window-dressing right hook to deter Libranza from pursuit. Rosia now playing daredevil, running through Libranza's left hooks to land his own with the right. Rosia carries both arms low and launches uppercuts from medium-close range.

10-9 Rosia

116-111 Libranza

 

Official cards:

115-115
116-111
114-113

MD for Libranza

 

Pretty close, a lot of rounds came down to pick what you like between quantity of mostly light flurries vs. emphatic blows (I won't exactly say quality in the case of Libranza's heavier punches in especially the second half).

 

And no, it was 100% Rosia that had a point taken. Happens about 25 minutes into the OP video. The ref takes him by the hand and does the whole ritual, facing the judges on each side of the ring and holding up his index finger. You can see Libranza pacing in the neutral corner recovering with "Genesis" printed on his trunks. I'm not sure how they could possibly have gotten that mixed up.

 

Could be Asianboxing didn't realize who is who? Did they maybe think Libranza was the southpaw? Would explain having the fact of who got deducted in reverse as well as thinking Rosia edged it.