Round 1: 10-9 Culcay Round 2: 10-9 Andrade Round 3: 10-9 Andrade Round 4: 10-9 Andrade Round 5: 10-9 Andrade 49-46 Andrade
5-0 Andrade (1st was close). Andrade's quality over Culcay's quantity through the first four...and in the fifth, Andrade showed superior quantity, too.
R1 Andrade 10-9 close R2 Andrade 10-9 R3 Andrade 10-9 R4 Andrade 10-9 R5 Andrade 10-9 closer than the last few, Andrade more accurate overall.
Culcay's staying on balance and catching Andrade with the odd shot when Andrade opens up. Who's scoring this?
Andrade won that round easily, Culcay had a bit of success with a wild attack at the end of the round, fairly one-sided so far. Even if Culcay has flashes of success.
When rounds are otherwise pretty close Andrade's jab in the slower moments should separate him and win the rounds.
Round 6 Culcay gets inside and unloads on Andrades body, Culcay lands one two, another headclash, Culcay gets through with a jab that seemed to bother Andrade, Andrade landing his straight left, partially blocked, Culcay stalking Andrade around the ring, Culcay lands counter right, Culcay lands a flurry on the inside, another right and another lands from Culcay, some more body work from Culcay. Culcay 10-9 Close
The problem is, Culcay can't even exploit the fact that Andrade has no inside game as Culcay is so one-dimensional on the inside - lack of knowledge is screwing him. He's only getting some success there because Andrade is pretty inept.