Luis Ortiz vs. Bryant Jennings RBR

Nope, I didn't. Can you name a round where Sosa demonstrably left his mark and clearly deserved it?

Walters put in a minimalist performance, and the bulk of his work, mostly early came in the form of body punching - but he still did the better cleaner work distributed over each individual round.

Sosa was just busy. That's it. There was nothing Walters got caught with consistently that was clean or eye-catching. Virtually every straight punch Sosa threw missed because he wasn't in range to land it. Walters probably took half the rounds clearly and the rest just shaded on doing the cleaner work and being the far greater ring general and better defensively.

 

Round 1

Jennings is plowing in, high guard up over his face. Ortiz is grinning but then stepping off to make way. Jennings is throwing combos, pitched forward. Ortiz hurts Jennings with a left cross. Jennings escapes into a corner. Ortiz follows and keeps drilling with the southpaw 1-2. Jennings retreats into a shell, absorbing heavy blows. Ortiz is mixing a few down to Jennings' body and keeping that 1-2 on him.

10-9 Ortiz