Ricardo Adolfo Núñez vs. Leosdan Núñez Martínez & Alexander Durán vs. Ronald Castillo RBR

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Ivan Rafael Matute vs. Miguel Ángel Martínez, 11 rounds @ welterweight

 

Matute in the fluorescent green; Martínez in violet and silver.

 

Round 1

Martínez is facing a gigantic size deficit, apparent right off the bat. Martínez is slicing the air with a high jab trotting in and then breaking to his left, veering away from the power left hand of Matute. Just turning & following at the moment, keeping a watch on his opponent's moves, the disproportionately larger Matute bides his time and on the first real power shot he lines up & throws, a big left hand while Martínez is circling by the ropes, he connects and floors the kid. Another one moments later. A minute left in the round. Wild clubbing lefts from Matute, a THIRD knockdown. Martínez beats the count once more, so brave. A couple more lefts from Matute, and Martínez is doing a chicken dance but refusing to go down. The ref steps in moments before the bell can save him.

KO1!!

 

That very nearly became the ultra-rare 10-5 round.

 

Alexander Durán vs. Ronald Castillo, 10 rounds @ light welterweight

 

Both men are 15-0; somebody 0 has got to go!

 

The lefty from Panama has just three of his 15 victories by KO, while his nineteen-year-old Mexican opponent, nicknamed "El Loco", has thirteen of his own fifteen.

 

I mean, Durán hasn't exactly faced a murderer's row, either. He does have one solid name on his record but Ammeth Díaz (once fringe world class) surely has seen better days..

 

Round 1

Durán is controlling the action with a long right jab on the body. Durán is leaping away - literally - as Castillo winds up and fastball-pitches his right hand from very far out. Durán is darting in and out, sometimes reaching around to grab behind Castillo's neck and pull him into clinches, sometimes just pecking with straight light volleys on the body and then escaping before Castillo is able to load up on a big telegraphed power shot.

10-9 Durán

 

Round 2

Durán is still playing the matador here, and doing all the clean effective work on the outside when he isn't smothering Castillo with clinches. Durán is melting away into the ropes, hunkered down low in a defensive posture, then suddenly bursting up with a southpaw 1-2 on the face, making Castillo blink and take an involuntary step backward. Durán is easily bouncing away from the jab, backing up in straight lines but pushing off the ball of each foot to give himself some extra spring, then scoring flashy counters over the top on the rebound.

10-9 Durán

20-18 Durán