This content is protected This content is protected This content is protected 1. Bolanos jabbed more. Bolanos. 2. They both got it on quite a bit here in between bouts of jabbing. Even. 3-5. Mostly a lot of jabbing, little else going on. I gave the 3rd to Bolanos and 4 and 5 to Williams. 6. The two mix it up a lot again. Thankfully. Williams. 7-10. Just a bunch of jabbing. Both seemed content with that, particularly Williams, since it would appear that he was winning as it was, so why take risks? Williams won each of these rounds. 11. Bolanos started with good punching, moving quickly, and hitting quickly. Bolanos. 12. Williams. (13 and 14 not supplied) 15. Williams. Going off of the rounds shown (and some of those being condensed at that), my score would go to Williams, and in a heartbeat. I had it 9-3-1 out of the rounds shown. But again, it is quite possibly flawed. I am hoping and assuming that since Bolanos won the vote of one judge that he won rounds 13 and 14, but I don't know. Verdict: The fight had my full attention for the first 6 rounds, but after that it got repetitive. A lot of jabbing, but no exchanging. Neither was taking risks, and neither was making any changes in their game plan. Neither was down and neither nursed any notable cuts from what I could tell. The one good thing I will say is that the two only clinched once, and late in the fight. Not the worst fight, but it is mediocre at best. You don't need to see it. SKIP IT.
