Gilberto Ramírez Sánchez vs. Jesse Hart II & Arnold Barboza, Jr. vs. Manuel Damairias López RBR

Round 5

Ramírez Sánchez is hanging back, legs splayed, making a wide base and squatting down to set himself within it, butt wiggling above the center-ring logos, waiting as Hart launches in slingshot right hands, blocked. Ramírez Sánchez is painting the nose of Hart with his jab and sending the left hand sailing up top, making partial contact. Hart circles in close and tries hacking away determinedly with a quadruple right hook, chopping downward into the head but Ramírez Sánchez has the right arm up to block and nothing really gets through. Both men shoeshine as they stand chest to chest, Ramírez Sánchez's back against the ropes.

10-9 Ramírez Sánchez, relatively close

50-45 Ramírez Sánchez

 

It was a good round, his best of the five so far IMO, and he might have even thrown more than Zurdo, but I still thought most of his shots were blocked, so in actual connects it was still the same disparity

 

Round 6

Ramírez Sánchez is hooking up top with both hands, almost everything getting caught on the backs of the gloves, wrists, or tape (which extends halfway to Hart's elbow). Hart able to spin Ramírez Sánchez into the ropes and score with short uppercuts on the face before stepping out. Hart is throwing jab & uppercut combos while taking quick lateral steps as Ramírez Sánchez comes forward, and tries check-hooking on a sudden pivot. Ramírez Sánchez is catching Hart on the face with jabs regularly but Hart closing the gap now, scoring in the spaces between.

10-9 Hart, very close

59-55 Ramírez Sánchez

 

Round 7

Ramírez Sánchez is ducking the jab and rolling the right hand up into the chin. Hart is able to mitigate the punches by moving backwards and veering off aside upon impact. Hart whipping in roundhouse lead rights, but not reaching as Ramírez Sánchez stays in a partial crouch on the way in, surrendering that height advantage but still making full employ of his reach and imprinting that southpaw jab on Hart's face. Body shot by Ramírez Sánchez falling in as Hart grabs him into a clinch against the ropes. Hart comes running in with jabs and uppercuts but fails to coordinate the efforts of his arms with that of his legs, and collapses onto the floor clumsily.

10-9 Ramírez Sánchez

69-64 Ramírez Sánchez

 

Did you mean the sixth? Or mean to quote my RBR post for the seventh?