Jesús Gabriel Magdaleno vs. Yenifel Esteban Vicente & Erick Mondragón vs. Michael Daniel Sánchez RBR

Humble kid, too (Gabe Muratalla Jr.) - he correctly observed watching a replay of his performance that some of his punches were a bit ugly. Plenty of room to grow, and one to watch - nice to get exposed to somebody that without COVID-19 probably would've still been a year or two away from any time on TV.

 

"We are the only company in the world yet doing live boxing again, so I'm so proud to be a part of this company..."

Tyson Fury dialing the Shill Factor to eleven and flat out lying through his teeth.

(both the SECA/Tencent: Zhenyu Guo vs. Lei Wang RBR and FightNight Live: Carlos Amado Molina vs. Jorge Michel Muñoz Zavela RBR preceded Tuesday night's ESPN show by a few days, and the Ramiro Blanco Hernández vs. Robín Zamora II & Eliézer Gazo Muñoz vs. Byron Javier Castellón VII RBR by over a month, breaking the drought that had lasted since the middle of March)

 

Erick Mondragón vs. Michael Daniel Sánchez, 4 rounds @ lightweight

 

Sánchez the southpaw in green; Mondragón blue trimmed in white.

 

Round 1

Knockdown in under a minute by Sánchez as they circle one another, each bobbing on his toes and sending out a jab into the opponent's lead palm. I think it was a roundhouse left, happened fast. Sánchez is weaving side to side and hanging a few paces beyond Mondragón's reach, making him lunge with an overhand right. They come together swapping blows and Mondragón connects on that overhand right and now HE scores a knockdown! Half a minute left, round up for grabs. High jabs and shallow right uppercuts into the body from Mondragón falling in.

Well damn... 10-10, I say.

(to eliminate any confusion: the only appropriate scores in this round are making it even, as I have, or 10-9 for whichever guy you thought did overall better. Nobody gets a 10-8, because they both got dropped. Too many dumb sons of bitches don't get ten-point must..)

 

And they always shine a light on the people that DKSAB (scoring).