Omar Andres Narvaez vs. Felipe Orucuta II & Jorge Heiland vs. Mateo Veron IV RBR

Round 9

Narvaez is letting Orucuta bash down repeatedly upon him with the right hand, lifting his arms horizontally to block it and getting knocked across the ring even while blocking. Narvaez is planting his feet and launching quick overhand left or right hook counters on a dime, landing flush as Orucuta rushes in looking for backhanded jabs on the face or 1-2s on the body.

10-9 Narvaez

89-82 Narvaez

 

Round 10

Narvaez is catching the double left jab on his right arm, walking forward and slashing at Orucuta with the right tomahawk jab and putting in straight lefts on the face and chest. Orucuta surges every twenty seconds or so coming in with a 1-2 but can't find Narvaez with any consistency and is eating looping lead lefts every time he takes initiative. Orucuta now backs up, Narvaez coming in with the jab and working the left as Orucuta lashes out with a looser defensive version of the 1-2. Body shots sprinkled in by Orucuta when he comes in.

10-9 Narvaez

99-91 Narvaez

 

Round 11

Narvaez is landing his southpaw 1-2 now, ducking the Orucuta jab and putting up one more left on the nose for good measure. Narvaez is effectively weaving through everything the Mexican throws at him using viscous upper body movement, landing whenever Orucuta starts feeling cheeky. That is becoming less and less often the case. Orucuta is backing away now, floating let jabs and working the body less.

10-9 Narvaez

109-100 Narvaez

 

The unofficial TyC Sports commentator's scorecard gave the eleventh to Narvaez and has 108-102 to Narvaez overall.

 

Round 12

Narvaez is on the attack, chopping Orucuta down with the left and forcing him across the ring. Flurries up top by Narvaez, making Orucuta sit back into a deep squat and poke back out at him with a meager left jab. Narvaez is having everything his way now, stalking and sharp-shooting as Orucuta staggers in retreat and still leaves openings to counter while just pawing a jab at him. Narvaez is landing consistently on the front-foot and beating the will out of Orucuta. Body and head flurries now from Narvaez walking Orucuta down but unable to knock him down. Orucuta is tough.

10-9 Narvaez

119-109 Narvaez

 

On Twitter I saw a few people giving Orucuta 5 of the first nine or having it level entering the championship rounds. :blood