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Jonathan Gonzalez vs Rene Santiago – Round 10

Backstage, Paul is in his ring gear and warming up. His fight with Ryan Bourland is up next. Three rounds left here, though.

Immediately Gonzalez and Santiago clinch...

Snapping jab from Gonzalez, as Santiago presses forward. Now a pair of hooks to the head of Santiago, who simultaneously attacks the champion’s body.

A frantic exchange sees both fighters land to the head and body, with Gonzalez doing the better work upstairs, while Santiago’s body work stands out more.

Jonathan Gonzalez vs Rene Santiago – Round nine

More body hooks thrown by both men. Rapid uppercut added on by Santiago.

Lots more holding. Both fighters are struggling to gain momentum here.

Jonathan Gonzalez vs Rene Santiago – Round eight

More holding, but also more good work at close range from both fighters. It’s a war of attrition.

Hard body hooks by both men. Santiago squeezes through a jab.

More holding. The referee warns the Puerto Rican pair.

Jonathan Gonzalez vs Rene Santiago – Round seven

Santiago begins this round in aggressive fashion, but Gonzalez weathers the storm and targets the body of his challenger.

Long jab by Santiago, popping back the head of the champion. He’s backed up, however, as Gonzalez looks to reassert himself.

Jonathan Gonzalez vs Rene Santiago – Round six

Santiago dips his head to evade a pair of hooks, then grabs Gonzalez’s legs as if he’s considering a double-leg takedown!

A whole lot of holding follows. Eventually the pair separate and trade jabs.

Santiago with a decent rear uppercut, with his back to the ropes. Gonzalez is just striding forward a bit too keenly at times and putting himself off balance.

Jonathan Gonzalez vs Rene Santiago – Round five

This has been a close fight through four rounds. In terms of punches landed, there’s almost nothing separating them, although Gonzalez has thrown more. That tallies; it just feels like Santiago is doing the cleaner work, even without seeing the stats.

That said, Gonzalez lands a heavy hook and snaps back Santiago’s head now. He loads up on another hook but misses this time.

Jonathan Gonzalez vs Rene Santiago – Round four

A wild exchange kicks off this round, with Santiago managing to land some harsh hooks to the head and body of a marauding Gonzalez.

Gonzalez improves his output during a spell of phone-booth fighting, though, landing one left hook of particular note.

Santiago presses forward, cornering Gonzalez and unloading a flurry of uppercuts to his body. Now he adds a series of hooks.

Jonathan Gonzalez vs Rene Santiago – Round three

Gonzalez complains about a low blow, but the referee is keen to get the action back under way. Santiago apologises.

A fair bit of clinching follows, with Santiago struggling to get shots off at close range. Strong uppercut by Gonzalez in the pocket, jolting back the head of his challenger.

Now Gonzalez misses with a hook as the pair separate, while Santiago employs some tidy footwork to land a hook of his own.

Jonathan Gonzalez vs Rene Santiago – Round two

Santiago increases his activity early in this round. Gonzalez fires back with a couple of heavy shots to the body.

A clinch ensues, before the fighters separate and Gonzalez overshoots with a straight shot.

Both men land uppercuts to the body now. Gonzalez marches forward with a high guard, backing up Santiago. Santiago looks to circle into space but moves onto a left hook from Gonzalez.

Better work from Santiago now, as he mixes in hooks and uppercuts and varies his target between head and body.

Again Gonzalez overcommits and misses, this time accidentally flinging himself off balance and to the canvas.

A frantic spell ends the round! A decent flurry from Santiago, but he’s put off balance by a hook!

Jonathan Gonzalez vs Rene Santiago – Round one

Twelve rounds scheduled here. Gonzalez stands southpaw, while Santiago is orthodox.

Intermittent jabs from both men in this opening frame. Neither man is opening up too much; it’s definitely a bit of a feeling-out phase.

The crowd is being much more patient towards its own fighters than it was towards Walton and Torres in the last bout!

Santiago misses with a leaping left hook. He jabs to the body, getting under an errant hook from Gonzalez.