Jake Paul vs Ryan Bourland: Live updates and results

Javon Walton vs Joshua Torres – Round one

Four rounds scheduled here. Walton stands southpaw. He parries a couple of jabs before flicking out two of his own.

Walton tries for a left cross, but Torres is out of range. The crowd calls for more action, and Walton obliges! A brief flurry ensues, with both men landing scrappy hooks.

Now Walton comes forward again, throwing teasing shots while switching stances back and forth. He catches Torres on the end of a cross, and Torres stumbles back into the ropes.

Torres switches stances now. A clinch ensues. Another slow spell follows, as do more boos from the San Juan crowd.

Next up: Javon “Wanna” Walton vs Joshua Torres at featherweight!

This is an all-American clash. Torres, 32, is 0-1-1 as a professional, while 17-year-old Walton is 1-0.

That’s right, Walton is just 17, and he has a number of acting credits to his name already – showing that he has various options as he continues to mature. Walton has featured on the television show Euphoria among other projects.

Krystal Rosado def. Gloria Munguilla via majority decision(40-36, 40-36, 38-38).

Interesting scorecards! Munguilla, 11 years older than the 21-year-old Rosado, was game and won one round by Indy Sport’s reckoning.

Gloria Munguilla vs Krystal Rosado – Round four

Final round! Still Munguilla comes forward. She wings a long right hook but can’t find the mark.

Good head movement from Rosado, who jabs then circles away.

Left hook by the taller Rosado, as a brief clinch comes to an end.

Rosado jabs to the body. Munguilla backs her up to the ropes and lands hooks to the midriff. More holding now.

Right hook to the body by Rosado, left hook to the head by Munguilla. The American then misses with a lancing lead uppercut.

The final 20 or so seconds are a lot of fun! A brawl in the centre of the ring! We’ll go to the scorecards.

Gloria Munguilla vs Krystal Rosado – Round three

Jake Paul has just arrived outside the venue, landing in a helicopter...

Back under way in the ring, and Munguilla leans off the centre line to land a jab.

Munguilla is pressing forward, but Rosado’s counter work is decent at the moment. She lands a sharp jab, then a left hook.

More solid jabbing from Rosado, though Munguilla sets up a good right cross.

Gloria Munguilla vs Krystal Rosado – Round two

Munguilla looks to make it scrappy, closing distance and leaning on Rosado against the ropes.

Munguilla misses with a pair of hooks upstairs, then eats two to the body.

A right cross lands to the head of Munguilla, but she punishes Rosado with a hook. Another nice cross by Rosado.

Now the Puerto Rican digs a left hook into the body of Munguilla. And a harsh uppercut to the head!

Both women land left hooks upstairs! Stiff jab from Munguilla.

Gloria Munguilla vs Krystal Rosado – Round one

Four rounds scheduled here. Rosado with a crisp left hook early on. The women grapple briefly, with Munguilla trying a hook of her own as they separate.

Munguilla doesn’t land that hook but scores with her next attempt. Nice counter jab by Rosado, but Munguilla responds in kind.

More clinching. Rosado jabs off the break. Good head movement from Munguilla for the most part, then she lands a decent right cross.

Left hook on point for Rosado, then an overhand right. A right cross is just out of range for Munguilla.

We kick off the main card with Gloria Munguilla vs Krystal Rosado in a women’s super-bantamweight bout!

Munguilla has a record of 5-0 (0 KOs), while Rosado is 2-0 (1 KO) as a pro.

Great reception for home fighter Rosado. A few boos for her American opponent!

Another bit of related reading for you, as we wait for the fights to start:

Indy Sport conducted an exclusive interview with Jake Paul ahead of his fight with Tommy Fury last February. You can read the piece, which has since been updated, right here:

The hidden side of Jake Paul

Jake Paul spends a lot of his time being insincere, to devastating effect. Alex Pattle tries to find the man behind the mocking

The main card is due to begin any moment now!

While we wait for the in-ring action to begin, why not check out our report from Paul’s last fight, when the 27-year-old knocked out Andre August in round one in December?