Luis Collazo vs. Samuel Andrés Vargas Ariza & Michael Conlan vs. Rubén García Hernández RBR

Round 3

Collazo is baiting Vargas in and leaning backward and diagonally leftward at the waist, recoiling inside after drawing the bowstring with the left hand, thrown either as crosses over the jab or as sneaky leads from a hiding spot behind the back and executed with a swivel. Vargas is pouring on the pressure, ignorant of any tactical changes being made by Collazo, just sticking to him like flypaper, throwing uppercuts, trying to pry Collazo's guard off his face but not having much success outside a few body taps. Collazo lands a series of hard flush counter lefts.

10-9 Collazo, close

29-28 Vargas

 

Round 4

Collazo is doubling his right jab stepping in, keeping Vargas at bay. Vargas unable to close the distance, curling into a ball with his left arm wrapped around his ribs as he sallies forth in a crab-stance, turned a quarter way round to his right. Collazo is dodging the jab by falling straight back against the ropes, then boomerangs in with the southpaw 1-2. Lots of dancing around, bouncing off the ropes by Collazo, some of his movement effective defensively but much of it unnecessary, and quite a bit of awkward clinching, grabbing around the waist or snatching Vargas by the scruff of the neck with the palm of his glove.

10-9 Collazo

38-38