...........Walters............Sosa.........Total R1.......10.......................9.............10-9 R2.........9......................10............19-19 R3.......10........................9............29-28 R4.......10........................9............39-37 R5.......10........................9............49-46 R6....... R7....... R8....... R9....... R10.....
Round 5 Walters is leaning in reverse and catching the Sosa double jab on his crossed wrists, then sucking in his gut and taking a twisting pivot step to dodge the uppercut Sosa aims for the body. Walters is setting his feet at just the appropriate distance outside to line Sosa up for hard counter right hands. Sosa buzzed a few times. 10-9 Walters 50-45 Walters
Sosa doesn't really seem all that powerful with his shots, in fact not at all. Was it his opposition that earned him this reputation, he hasn't even made Walters flinch.
Round 1 Sosa 10-9 Close Round 2 Walters 10-9 Close Round 3 Walters 10-9 Round 4 Walters 10-9 Close Round 5 Walters 10-9 Close Round 6 Sosa 10-9 Close
His reputation among die-hard fans, I'm guessing, is based almost solely upon being the first and only person to stop Jerry Belmontes (and Belmontes wasn't just stopped but KTFO, blitzed in 1) His opposition has otherwise been a whole lot of nothing of any note.
...........Walters............Sosa.........Total R1.......10.......................9.............10-9 R2.........9......................10............19-19 R3.......10........................9............29-28 R4.......10........................9............39-37 R5.......10........................9............49-46 R6.........9.......................10...........58-56 R7....... R8....... R9....... R10.....
Still, that's a mediocre jab to get tapped with even sporadically. Someone with skill and length is going to detonate a straight after one of those kind of jabs with his awful habit of pulling back like he does... He's been getting away with that against much smaller men.