Omar Andres Narvaez vs. Everth Briceno RBR

Round 9

Narvaez attacking Briceno with straight jabs, hooks upstairs, and short shovels to the body. Briceno is acting the slickster, slipping with upper body movement and skipping away from Narvaez's assault. Briceno eats a big left and backs up, but immediately goes back to throwing defensive counters without much steam on them as Narvaez presses. Briceno trying his best to smother Narvaez but can't avoid many of the punches.

89-80 Narvaez

 

Round 10

The 1-2 of Narvaez vs. the defensive jab of Briceno. The 1-2 is winning, at least in the battle for pace and ring control. Briceno is falling in and pushing away at Narvaez...his legs back to being a bit sticky. Narvaez landing short hooks on the inside as he tries to set up a big flush 1-2 to the chin. Briceno is now leading with windmill overhand rights in addition to his jab. Narvaez pins Briceno into a corner with his jab, and then brings his left hand out from his hip. They wind up in the center of the ring with Briceno desperately jabbing at Narvaez, and Narvaez hooking repeatedly upstairs.

99-89 Narvaez

 

Round 11

Briceno comes out, hooking off the jab, but slow-handed. Narvaez covers up and tries to find the body with right hands. Briceno dips down and leads with his head yet again and yet another point is deducted as Narvaez leans all the way back and clutches his face. Narvaez throwing jabs and now leaning his entire upper body away from Briceno, wary of the ram-like head. Briceno is now trying to be conscious of staying more straight up, but is unable to maintain his balance in counterpunching Narvaez as he comes forward. Narvaez now begins to mock Briceno a bit, leaning all the way forward and leading with his own head, then quickly bending back at the waist and slipping Briceno's attempted flurry on his open chin. Narvaez now peppering Briceno with punches. Briceno tries to initiate a clinch but stops himself from putting his head down at the last second, and then abandons the clinch altogether. Briceno tries to lean his head to one side and punch with Narvaez and gets the far worse of the exchange.

109-97 Narvaez

 

Round 12

Narvaez pushing the action hard, and still setting up his attacks with the jab. Briceno is back to charging in with his head down and body bent forward. This time the ref warns Narvaez, for using his elbow as a defensive measure on the outstretched head of Briceno. A few moments later Narvaez is warned for punches to the back of Briceno. Briceno throwing overhand right leads and getting off balance. Narvaez is zipping in and out with straight jabs and southpaw 1-2s. Narvaez paws at his cut, as another butt seems to aggravate it. Briceno strafes Narvaez, circling left and looking for a big overhand right. Narvaez plays it safe for the last twenty seconds and simply circles and slips.

119-106 Narvaez

 

Official scores:
117-108
118-107
117-108

All the South American judges gave Briceno at least one more round than me. :yep

He is from Nicaragua.