Román Alberto González Luna vs. Julio Cesar Martinez Aguilar & Mauricio Lara vs. Emilio Sanchez RBR.

Doesn't that make him French-Moroccan then?

 

Fierro moves straight back in a line...

 

It makes him Moroccan of French ancestry...the country he grew up and the toughness associated with it is not continental French it is Moroccan

 

A burgos win would be so gratifying here, I still vividly remember him boxing Rocky Martinez ears off in 2013 and getting shafted by the judges but hes probably a little too far past it

 

His feet leave plenty to be desired, but there were enough junctures where he could've punched but kept his hands home for me to conclude that he's a bit less macho than he lets on. Whatever power Cissokho has, it kept Valenzuela very honest until he had that fleeting success, at which point he opened up and we saw explicit evidence of why he was reluctant to let the punches flow (he finished the round more hurt than Cissokho was).

Showed himself a bit of a complainer, too.

 

good call on the no knock down

 

But there are point deductions after it is scored 10-9, this is what is confusing.

 

Ok, I just read this, apparently point deductions for KDs cancel out rather than add. Point deductions for penalties are different (for some reason).

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.da...judges-and-referees/zncunu9sov881vkqqvvqlsu67

 

Ten-point must means that one or both of the fighters must register ten points from the round. Knockdowns cancel each other out if both fighters are knocked down in a round. If Cissokho had knocked RVJ down a second time before that 4th round ended, it would've been a 10–8 round in his favor.

 

For penalties, there's a 'points deducted' column. The 'round score' is the score you would enter if there had been no deduction, and the number of points taken is entered in the 'points deducted' box, then the 'score total' is tallied accordingly.