Giovani Segura vs. Ivan Calderon II RBR

Round 3

Guerrero has Lopez hurt with a few bombs in the corner!!! Unable to finish him off. Guerrero comes forward, stalking and blocking. Lopez tries to flurry up the middle, and strays very low with a body shot as Guerrero is pulling himself up straight above the waist and bringing his elbows up to guard high. Guerrero is coming forward intelligently, making Lopez get very jumpy with lunging lead shots as Guerrero just puts the brakes on and watches him miss. Guerrero is able to slip a lot of the combos thrown by Lopez, who still isn't setting his feet to throw and always seems a little wild and straying as a result.

10-9 Guerrero

29-28 Lopez

 

Calderon doesn't have his legs anymore, and Segura is strong as ****.

It'll be the same story tonight, most likely.

 

Round 4

Guerrero comes out whipping hard hooks at the face of Lopez. Nice balanced attack by Guerrero, hooks and crosses trained accurately on the shorter man's face. Lopez keeps throwing his 1-2 off the backfoot (always while unglued from the canvas) and they flap ineffectively against the gloves of Guerrero. Good right hands by Guerrero coming forward, sort of curving them over around the side so Lopez can't see them. Lopez is now counter hooking him. He's found a good weapon there, it works for him. It's just a question of how many times Guerrero will fall for it.. Only a couple. Guerrero starts dipping his body forward and spinning his way inside while taking little baby steps.

Lopez did well late as Guerrero tired, but Guerrero won enough of the round before that.

38-38

 

The PPV is having technical difficulties.

Al Bernstein & partner are still audible but the picture is all ****ed up. Can't see what's going on. :?

 

They briefly show the commentators, and then we're back to the fight. :thumbsup

 

Round 5

Lopez is throwing lots of punches moving backward, jabs and uppercuts. Lopez looks a bit fresher, shaking his shoulders and shifting his weight from one foot to the other as he backs away. Lopez is very busy compared to Guerrero. A lot of Lopez's punches are being slipped but he is outworking Guerrero by a very wide margin despite Guerrero being the "aggressor". Lopez rocks him with a clubbing right before the bell.

48-47 Alonso Lopez

 

Round 6

Guerrero comes forward but takes a while to get his punches going. When he does he lands the right hand well on Lopez as the latter pulls straight away. Lopez is countering the right but not landing as sharply. Guerrero is just throwing one at a time. Lopez is throwing a few. That could be the difference here. Lopez keeps on fleeing and flurrying. Lopez does stand firm and throw a nice two punch clubbing combo to the face before getting back on the move. Guerrero follows, looking for one more big right hand but won't find it.

58-56 Alonso Lopez - son of the legend Ricardo "Finito" Lopez, and maybe the oldest looking 25 year old in the world. :yep

 

59-55
60-54
60-55

Alonso Lopez

Wow, that's stingy of those two judges to not have seen a round for Guerrero. One of the two I gave him seemed pretty clear, the other was more malleable.