Jhonny Gonzalez vs. Jorge Arce & Adrian Estrella vs. Celestino Caballero RBR

Round 1

Gonzalez is looking to get a bead on the hyperactive Arce with his jab. Arce darts in, jabbing and throwing rights at the body, staying under Gonzalez's jab. Arce is starting out upright on the outside and diving in low with his body shots. Gonzalez is jabbing up into the air, content to stay glued to one spot while Arce bounces around him, not getting close. Arce is reaching in with jabs, dancing on the outside, using a surprising amount of lateral movement.

10-9 Gonzalez

 

I think so. Mutual respect.

 

Round 2

Gonzalez is backing Arce into the ropes with jabs and 1-2s. Arce tries jumping out with combos but Gonzalez is able to master range and stay off the center-line with minimal side to side movement. Gonzalez keeps Arce floundering at the end of his jab and without breathing room on the ropes and in corners.

10-9 Gonzalez

20-18 Gonzalez

 

I mean, technically he does have more stoppage losses than Gonzalez - but really calling either glass jawed is silly. None of their combined 7 losses by stoppage are embarrassing - all to world class hitters, and hardly any of them were clean out-cold jobs.

 

Round 3

Gonzalez is jabbing in on Arce, being the ring general in the middle of the ring, making Arce bounce away until Gonzalez holsters the left and immediately when he brings it out again. Arce chases Gonzalez with a grazing left hook. Gonzalez now comes forward. Tie-up. Arce judo-tossed on the ground. BIG LEFT HOOKS TRADED AT THE BELL, GONZALEZ LANDS! Arce down, saved by the bell.

10-8 Gonzalez

30-26 Gonzalez