Javier Fortuna vs. Carlos Ivan Velásquez & Domonique Dolton vs. Óscar Molina RBR

Around the 60 second mark, yeah, signal got wonky and then cut out altogether for about 10-15 seconds.

 

Round 9

Dolton is throwing fast combinations at the face of Molina from outside, punching in fours and fives and starting & finishing with the jab each time. Molina is tired, slinging his arm round Dolton's back up close. Molina is slugging away on the body with uppercuts as he presses in. Dolton pushes off with a jab on the face. Molina lays his left glove on Dolton's shoulder to brace himself to go to work and tries some uppercuts downstairs. Dolton just steps clear and starts throwing combos. Nice left hook timed by Molina, turning Dolton's head sharply. Dolton is leaning in on Molina, driving a shoulder into him as he shoeshines the belly. High jab by Molina, blocked, knocking him off balance as he threw it with his left foot unstuck in midair.

10-9 Dolton

89-82 Dolton

 

Marcos Villegas has it 86-85 Dolton. (graphic shows 87-84...how could they not have fixed that error by now? Technical director, you're FIRED!)

 

Round 10

Dolton is trading body hooks with Molina, plowing into him and bump-drafting him across the ring. Dolton is yanked down by the right arm with Molina's left glove, and clubbed across the head by Molina's right. Molina ducks a Dolton 1-2 and comes up with a hook on the cheek. They grind together on the Corona logo again, both working the body. Clubbing right up top by Molina. Dolton is throwing shoeshines and light caressing uppers on the body. Molina is loading up on power shots, hooks and looping rights, grazing with most of them.

10-9 Molina, close

98-92 Dolton

 

Which of them beat J-Rock in the amateurs? I overheard R****lo mentioning it but didn't catch which it was.

 

Final stats:

Dolton 145 of 479, 30%
Molina 134 of 326, 41%