Leonardo José Sánchez Gamboa vs. Eduardo Alejandro Rangel Elizondo & José López vs. Luis Rebollo RBR

Round 1

López is stalking. Rebollo launching big right hands from his chest up at the forehead of López, keeping his rear arm bent, elbow at his waist. López cautiously advancing, leaning away from shots to slip them, and tossing in long underhanded body shots. Rebollo is grabbed, spun around, and deposited on the canvas. They clash together both missing hooks, with each other's arms chaffing up the zone.

10-9 López, but somewhat uneventful in terms of clean punching so far

 

Round 2

López ducks a Rebollo jab while sticking him in the ribs with a straight body punch. Rebollo in turn gets underneath some López hooks, weaving and hitting the body himself. López jabbing his way in and then swinging wide uppercuts downstairs. Rebollo with huge hooks fighting his way off the ropes but missing badly. Sloppy phonebooth brawl developing here as López tries to pin Rebollo against the ropes. López catches him on the jaw and Rebollo is stunned. López keeps driving his way in with uppercuts to put Rebollo in a corner again after fighting his way to center ring.

10-9 López

20-18 López

 

Jeeeeeeesus, sent him absolutely flying.

 

10-8 López

30-26 López

...well, his power's real, at least. I'm not sure how complete a toolset he's got, but when you can lift a man your own size clear off his feet and yeet him bodily across the ring with a punch like that...yeah, you've got serious hands.

 

Rebollo staging a mean little comeback in the 4th!

 

Rebollo spent the whole round hooking up top with both hands and flurrying into López's belly, firing nonstop, but he still didn't manage to land much cleanly. Gave him that round off workrate as López didn't really get much offense in either (swung and missed with some big hooks while Rebollo was ducking in).

 

So even if Rebollo sweeps the last two rounds, he'd need to score at least one knockdown of his own just to get a draw at this point.