Jeffrey Horn, Jr. vs. Terence Allan Crawford & José Luis Benavidez Jr. vs. Frank Iván Rojas RBR

Round 10

Pedraza is sticking with the lefty stance, zapping the left jab from the air with his right. Pedraza sticking lefts into the chest while ducking Moran's straight lunges from outside and then colliding headfirst into his chest, ramming him backward and careening in the other direction himself to reset. Lots of jab & grab now from Pedraza, not letting Moran get anything going offensively. Loosey goosey double jabs and lashing rights from the outside by Moran, missing horribly. Pedraza cloying to him until the ref orders a break and then darting in behind a southpaw jab and either darting out or grabbing & wrestling. Ref finally warns Pedraza for holding with 23 seconds on the clock. Left hand leads by Pedraza, following up with right hooks while drifting to his right and stepping in on Moran.

10-9 Pedraza

99-91 Pedraza

 

Agreed, too bad he DKSAB.

 

Joe Cortez has it 96-94, too generous to Moran (giving him rounds 6-7 & 10 on top of the 4th which is what he was limited to on mine and @CST80's scorecards..)

 

Official cards:

96-94
96-94
96-94

UD for José Pedraza González

 

Pedraza looks fine, a little bruising on his left cheek but meh.

Moran looks like he squelched on a bet with a mobster.

 

Name a clear Moran round besides the fourth (and even in that it wasn't like he was dominant or anything)