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00:00 Mitch and Ryan, little bit of rules in New York State Athletic Commission before the bout.
00:05 Always remember, respect the rules, fight your best, protect yourselves at all times, touch gloves, let's go to work.
00:12 Alright, I'm ready for a co-main event. Seems like the chat is too. Solid amount of you in here.
00:27 Appreciate it, even you getting a shout out Henry, good job Henry, proud of you, says Curtis Jones.
00:32 We're underway, co-main event of the evening, Brian Sabayo in the black and gold trunks.
00:40 Mitch Luis Charles in the black and white.
00:48 Good work, good work.
00:52 The crowd is buzzing still from that previous fight we just saw, Lefty Gonzalez and Tarell Bostic, controversial.
01:05 Lefty gets the win.
01:08 Here we are with Brian Sabayo, one of the best amateurs ever to come out of New York.
01:16 A beauty of a left handed thudding blow landing on Mitch Luis Charles.
01:23 Luis Charles, taller and rangier, we're going to see if he's going to fire that jab.
01:30 Sabayo looking very poised, controlled. He's the fighter with the more experience, he's the fighter with the better pedigree.
01:38 You can tell just by his composure, very relaxed.
01:44 You can tell by the mustache too, Sabayo rocking the mustache, distinguished.
01:48 Beautiful jab.
02:06 It's a bit of a slow pace so far, feel out round.
02:10 The prototypical feel out round, Sabayo holding court in the center of the ring, firing off a jab, staying poised.
02:20 Luis Charles not doing much of anything early on. Trying to find distance, trying to find range.
02:28 Here we go.
02:30 Luis Charles is coming off of an impressive win. He defeated an undefeated fighter, Jones Niel Castro, beaten by knockout in the fourth round.
02:54 Good right hand. Good right hand by Mitch.
03:01 Catches the attention of Sabayo, wakes him up a little bit.
03:05 A little smirk right there on Brian Sabayo's face.
03:07 And another right hand.
03:09 Green's looking for the distance, trying to find some range here. He's taller.
03:13 I'd like to see him jab more.
03:16 (crowd cheering)
03:19 It's a little bit of a knock on the right side of Mitch's eye there.
03:36 It was Sabayo with the heavier shots, it was Mitch Luis.
03:43 Seems like that left hook right there might have done a slight bit of swelling underneath that right eye for Mitch.
03:50 How'd you have that first round?
03:53 I give it to Brian Sabayo.
03:54 I agree. He landed some good jabs, some eye opening shots.
03:58 But Luis Charles just wasn't enough. He had his moments.
04:01 Let's see if Luis Charles can pull off a massive upset.
04:07 (music playing)
04:10 Sabayo already at his feet here.
04:20 Doesn't look like he's breathing heavy at all.
04:23 Round two underway. Junior middleweights.
04:36 Brian Sabayo in the black and gold trunks.
04:39 Mitch Luis Charles in the black and white.
04:42 We're here at Sony Hall. Dan Carabiao.
04:45 Another chopper right in there.
04:47 Sabayo's corner tunnel. Don't wait, don't wait.
05:00 Trying to get inside, but do it.
05:03 Nice right there from Charles.
05:06 Every time Sabayo gets close, he gets in the range.
05:10 He gets close with that chop and right hand.
05:12 Luis Charles throws a right hand on the mark.
05:14 It's going to make you think. Make you think twice.
05:16 Absolutely. And that's just a good example that when the corner asks to don't wait and apply pressure,
05:22 sometimes you can't because you see that you keep getting caught with a shot like that.
05:27 (crowd cheering)
05:30 There's that jab from Luis Charles.
05:40 Got the reach advantage.
05:42 Throwing it few and far between.
05:55 You can see a little more jabbing from Luis Charles and a little more inside from Sabayo.
05:59 Quite on the inside, being a little more aggressive.
06:02 You can see that Brian starting to find his groove in here.
06:23 (crowd cheering)
06:26 Mitch still doesn't seem like he's exactly comfortable in there.
06:31 Yeah. He's in between what he wants to do in there.
06:34 As a taller fighter, historically you should jab and you should move and you should find homes for that right hand.
06:42 Easier said than done.
06:44 Absolutely. Especially when you have a quick response from Brian Sabayo standing in front of you.
06:48 (crowd cheering)
06:51 Shout out to my guy Ernie Green watching at home via Boxing Insider YouTube page.
06:59 Got a good one here. Beating up Brian Sabayo.
07:03 Mitch Luis Charles, 154 pounder. Sabayo 14 and 1. Really looking to go into overdrive.
07:13 Starting to establish himself in what is a really, really competitive division at 154.
07:18 Ruled right now by Jermell Charlo. You got Tim Zhu, Sebastian Fundora, Charles Conwell, Ryan Mendoza.
07:26 Probably leaving out some names. It's a loaded division.
07:30 Absolutely.
07:31 One thing that I really appreciate about Brian Sabayo here is his response time.
07:38 The minute Mitch tries to attempt to punch, Brian Sabayo responds back with 2-3 shots.
07:43 Therefore paralyzing Mitch and making Mitch think twice before letting his hands go.
07:48 Deliberate fight here. Methodical fight. Expecting it to pick up.
08:05 Sabayo poised, like you said.
08:08 Yeah. Looking at Mitch's eye. The right eye seems to be closed, but he's just a slight dip there.
08:13 Let's get to the corner of Sabayo. You're a trainer. What would you be telling him here?
08:24 I do think he's winning, but what do you want to tell him?
08:27 I definitely think Sabayo's winning. I think that, if anything, I would just tell him to try to respond a little bit more.
08:33 Definitely let his hands go whenever Mitch attempts to throw a shot.
08:39 Sleeper has Sabayo up 2-0. See, Grito in the chat has Sabayo up 2-0.
08:49 Wow. Great left hook.
08:53 Left hook there lands on the mark for Sabayo. Here are your instructions, Henry.
09:02 When you get coached with shots like that, it makes it harder for Mitch to even get comfortable in there.
09:08 And that's what Brian Sabayo wants. He just wants to stay in his groove like that.
09:12 To never really give the slightly taller, longer fighter a chance to get comfortable in there.
09:26 When you're Brian Sabayo, you're a decorated amateur, and you've fought in some pretty big fights, some pretty big cards,
09:32 underneath Golovkin and whatnot, do you think he's looking for an exclamation point?
09:39 Do you think he's looking for a knockout? A win might not be enough for him, a decision win.
09:43 A knockout would be, would get headlines.
09:46 I think definitely a knockout would be impressive.
09:50 But I'm sure Sabayo would just want a dominant win, if anything.
09:57 I am a firm believer in stylish wins.
10:02 A firm believer in making an exclamation point.
10:06 You gotta do it in boxing. Knockout self.
10:11 But you gotta be patient. If you look for the knockout, it usually never comes.
10:16 Absolutely. And when you least expect it, it's there.
10:20 Sabayo doing a good job of cutting off the ring.
10:29 Yeah, that's experience.
10:32 Right there in front of him. Sabayo, let his hands go a little more.
10:42 Sabayo, let his hands go.
10:44 Right there was, oh, a nice right hand there from Sabayo.
10:54 You saw Luis Charles extend himself a little bit. He missed, and Sabayo made him pay.
10:58 Something you've been saying all the fight.
11:00 Absolutely. I just think that, you know,
11:02 Mitch, he's never gonna exactly get comfortable.
11:07 He's gonna go right into survival mode, I think.
11:11 He keeps getting caught with shots like that.
11:13 Every time he tries to do something, Bryan has a response for him.
11:16 It's discouraging.
11:18 Final 15 seconds here of round 3. Bryan Sabayo in control.
11:29 But Mitch Luis Charles is game.
11:33 He's tall, he's rangy.
11:37 Hasn't found a home for those rights that he had in the first two rounds.
11:40 We're gonna move on to round 4.
11:43 Yeah, Mitch is definitely struggling to find his rhythm, and based on how things are going,
11:47 Bryan Sabayo's never really gonna give him that opportunity.
11:50 We're gonna look at some more great work from Sabayo.
11:57 Nice, flush left hand.
12:00 And here's the moment where Sabayo was able to land some good shots there as well.
12:05 Mitch Luis Charles extended himself there.
12:08 Sabayo has been making a face, a counter puncher.
12:11 I wanna know where everyone is checking in from, from the chat.
12:16 Where are you watching this fight from?
12:18 We are here in Midtown Manhattan on a hot summer night.
12:23 Sony Hall, boxing insider, Broadway Boxing, Larry Goldberg and Lou DiBella
12:29 coming together to bring you some great fights.
12:32 And we're checking out it.
12:34 Round 4 underway.
12:46 Sabayo in the black and gold trunks.
12:48 Mitch Luis Charles in the black and white.
12:51 Dan Canovio and Henry DeLeon on the call.
12:54 Ooh, ooh.
12:56 [crowd shouting]
12:59 I do not know the ring girl's name, club.
13:09 Sorry, can't help you.
13:12 Yeah, I think that eye is bothering Mitch.
13:15 He's holding it.
13:18 The referee's gonna call time and they're gonna take a look at that eye.
13:21 Henry, you were right on it about two rounds ago.
13:25 Are they looking at the eye? Yes, they are.
13:28 You're seeing some of the strictest commissions in the country.
13:34 Luis Charles said, "I'm good, I'm fine."
13:42 Continue the action here.
13:46 It's a brilliant performance by Bryan Sabayo so far.
13:54 Sabayo's working, Mike.
13:56 He's deliberate.
14:00 Very sound fighter.
14:05 Looking for openings, patient, poised.
14:07 He's been the case since round 1.
14:09 He's found some openings in this fight.
14:11 I love that counter left.
14:17 [crowd shouting]
14:20 Mitch is trying to use his jab now to try to keep him away, but...
14:43 [crowd shouting]
14:46 Sabayo keeps closing in on him.
14:50 Sabayo is definitely closing the distance.
14:53 I'd like to see him let his hands go more when he does close the distance.
14:57 Beautiful left hook.
15:00 Here it comes. Nice right there, goes to the body.
15:02 We've got Luis Charles in the corner now.
15:05 Charles doing the smart thing in tying up.
15:09 You know, at this pace...
15:12 At this pace, I think Bryan might get that stoppage you were saying earlier.
15:16 He's patient. It's an 8-round fight.
15:19 We're in round 4. He's breaking Luis Charles down every round.
15:22 If you're a patient fighter, you will get the stoppage.
15:27 [crowd shouting]
15:31 [crowd shouting]
15:34 14 seconds remaining here in round number 4.
15:50 We're about to be halfway through the fight.
15:52 Sabayo applying good pressure on Luis Charles.
15:57 I'm not going to say survival mode, but he's doing everything he can to stay competitive in this one.
16:03 He's definitely trying to stay in the fight.
16:09 But honestly, it's starting to seem to me that Charles is starting to look a little bit defeated.
16:14 A little bit discouraged.
16:16 He doesn't have quite an answer for whatever Bryan Sabayo attempts to do.
16:25 But as the round progresses, Bryan Sabayo continues to land more and more shots.
16:31 Shout out to my guy, Dan, the Corona Premier user.
16:42 Watching Boxing Inside our YouTube page.
16:47 Gotta love free fights.
16:51 Free fights in an absolutely jam-packed ballroom here at Sony Hall.
16:57 Right in the heart of New York City.
17:01 Great action here tonight.
17:03 Yeah, great action. We still have our main event upcoming.
17:06 Kurt Scooby, Henry, Hank, Hammer, and Hank Lundy.
17:09 Eight rounds coming up next.
17:11 Got a sense of slippage.
17:14 Charles came out aggressive this round.
17:17 The more aggressive Charles comes out, it's going to be good for Sabayo.
17:21 As you know, when you open up, you become a little vulnerable.
17:24 Sabayo is pretty precise, if he's anything.
17:28 Great counter-puncher.
17:43 Chat, has Sabayo up 4-0. I agree.
17:46 Henry, you agree?
17:47 Absolutely. I have him 4-0, so far.
17:49 I haven't asked you in a while, because we know.
17:51 What do you want to see from Louis Charles?
17:55 He's down 4-0. His eyes swelling shut.
17:58 He's in there, he's outgunned, he's overmatched.
18:01 I think he should try to take advantage of his opportunities.
18:05 [crowd cheering]
18:08 What happened there? Low blow?
18:15 Seems to be like a low blow, but from where we're sitting,
18:18 it didn't seem like it was that devastating.
18:20 Very low shot there.
18:24 Louis Charles really in pain there.
18:32 [crowd cheering]
18:35 Another fighter usually gets up to 5 minutes to recover from a shot like that.
18:46 Can't say I've ever seen a fighter take the 5 minutes,
18:49 but Louis Charles is in a lot of pain on his face.
18:52 To get the 5 minutes, Louis Charles is taking a one-sided beating in this fight, so far.
18:59 [crowd cheering]
19:02 It's interesting, because honestly, this is also an opportunity for him to try to recover.
19:08 So it would not be surprising to me to say I should take the majority of the 5 minutes,
19:12 if not the whole 5 minutes.
19:14 It's like a machismo thing. It's like you never see a fighter take the actual 5 minutes.
19:20 It's like, "Oh, it's a tough man's sport."
19:24 But if you're Louis Charles, take it.
19:27 Like I said, you're losing the fight.
19:29 You're losing the fight, so it could also be him trying to find out of the fight.
19:34 It was low. I mean, we've seen beltline shots.
19:40 We've seen borderline low blows where they're giving the 5 minutes.
19:46 That was a legitimately low shot from Sabayo.
19:51 [crowd cheering]
19:54 You can tell on the referee that it hurts.
20:02 It does hurt. [laughs]
20:05 Fury, Mel, you know how much it hurts getting hit down there.
20:10 [crowd cheering]
20:14 [crowd chanting]
20:17 And we are back to the action.
20:31 I would say Louis Charles took 3 minutes.
20:34 After a low blow there from Sabayo.
20:37 Sabayo giving a warning.
20:39 It was definitely not intentional.
20:42 Sabayo picking up exactly where he left off.
20:44 If anything, he's probably now a little bit annoyed.
20:49 Here comes Sabayo. Smelling blood in the water here.
21:00 Minute 15, round 5, scheduled for 8.
21:03 Ryan Sabayo with a big left. That's a knockdown, folks.
21:08 Our first knockdown of the night.
21:10 And that left hook has been finding a home all night.
21:12 We talked about this all night for Sabayo.
21:17 He's composed, he's poised, but now
21:20 he steps on the gas pedal, he can pick up a knockout win.
21:24 [crowd cheering]
21:27 Charles being a little bit more effective with the jabs.
21:50 Look at Charles Gray, he's winging.
21:53 He's not going to go down easy.
21:55 He's going to be throwing those wide hooks.
21:57 Last 10 seconds.
22:03 Sabayo finishing the round with an exclamation point.
22:09 Sabayo chasing Louis Charles around the ring
22:13 as we come to the close of round number 5.
22:16 Another dominant round by Sabayo.
22:21 [crowd cheering]
22:24 Excuse me, Sabayo.
22:27 Sabayo looks good.
22:29 He's got an opponent in there that's tricky.
22:33 Tall, lanky, moving around in there.
22:37 The thing about Sabayo, he's not going to deviate from his game plan.
22:41 He's not going to deviate from his strength.
22:43 I think the only thing that makes Mitch tricky at this point
22:48 is that the crazy haymakers that he's throwing.
22:51 Because, as you can see, Brian Sabayo,
22:54 we saw in the last punches, quite easily.
22:57 Yes, Charles is the longer, lankier fighter,
23:01 but he hasn't really been using that to his advantage.
23:17 We move on to round number 6, scheduled for 8.
23:20 Brian Sabayo, black and gold trunks.
23:22 Mitch, Louis Charles, black and white trunks.
23:25 Sabayo picked up a knockdown in the last round, round number 5.
23:29 He's smelling blood in the water.
23:30 He wants to pick up stoppage number 8 of his career.
23:34 Continue to climb the ranks at 154.
23:37 Sabayo's definitely picking up the pace.
23:39 Sabayo does win this fight. I want to ask him in the ring
23:46 if there's a name at 154.
23:48 What do you want next?
23:53 His last two weeks in training camp,
23:57 he was actually out in training camp with Earl Spence.
24:00 Wow.
24:01 He was out there scoring him.
24:02 What do you like in Spence Crawford?
24:06 Oh man, that's a tough fight.
24:09 That's a tough fight.
24:11 I still can't believe we're getting it, so I've...
24:13 Oh, nice left there from Sabayo.
24:15 I go back and forth.
24:16 I started off Crawford and now I'm leading Spence.
24:18 That's a fight that can go either way, honestly.
24:22 Crawford has, I think, just a little bit more tools than Spence.
24:27 I agree with that.
24:29 Spence is a little bit bigger though.
24:30 I saw them at the press conference here in New York City.
24:32 I was like, "Wow, Earl Spence looks like a middleweight."
24:35 Speaking of middleweights, we've got a junior middleweight fight here.
24:41 Brian Sabayo.
24:43 We'll maybe see him one day at middleweight.
24:45 But right now he fights at 154,
24:47 and he's putting a hurtin' on Mitch Louis Charles.
24:51 Charles complaining to the ref that that was another foul.
25:05 [crowd shouting]
25:07 Sabayo in stalk mode.
25:15 Louis Charles occasionally firing off a jab.
25:19 Not really doing a lot to establish himself.
25:23 Love this shot right here.
25:25 I feel like you're in the ring.
25:26 It's a great shot.
25:28 [crowd shouting]
25:30 30 seconds here.
25:49 Round number six.
25:51 Sabayo had Louis Charles down in round five.
25:56 Taking his foot off the gas pedal a little bit here in round six.
25:59 Charles is holding a lot now.
26:03 He wants to see that final bell.
26:06 But I truly believe Sabayo could use a stoppage.
26:11 He could use that headline.
26:13 Yeah, at this point it pretty much seems that Mitch is just trying to go the distance.
26:18 He doesn't really seem like he's that eager to try to win.
26:21 But you never know in boxing.
26:22 All it takes is one punch.
26:24 All it takes is for the old fighter to be slightly careless and get caught by one of those crazy haymakers and...
26:29 Game changer.
26:31 Would you agree that it's so far a dominant performance by Brian Sabayo?
26:46 Oh yeah.
26:47 He's winning these rounds. Don't get me wrong.
26:49 He's getting good rounds.
26:52 He's doing a lot of technical things in there.
26:54 He's a very technical fighter.
26:56 With the names that you listed before, right,
26:59 where do you see Brian Sabayo's potential in matchups against guys like that?
27:04 It's hard to tell.
27:05 I mean, he's got the pedigree and he's very sound.
27:09 The guys I listed I think are in a tier just above him.
27:13 Obviously the top tier.
27:15 He's just got to keep winning.
27:18 He's got to keep putting W's in there and...
27:21 When it's that crowded of a division, stoppages help.
27:25 But most importantly, wins.
27:27 Just get a win column and talk to your promoter and try to get an opportunity, work your way up.
27:33 I mean, it's only his 15th, 16th fight.
27:35 Those guys at 154 are just savages.
27:41 Tim Zhu.
27:43 Jemel Trollo.
27:47 It's definitely an interesting division.
27:49 Charles Conwell is like a sleeper of the division.
27:51 Erickson Lubin came back last week.
27:56 He looked good.
27:58 He looked pretty good this fight.
28:01 Considering the type of fight he was in with Lubin the year before.
28:06 That's why you can't always just base fighters based on their last performance.
28:13 It is real that sometimes a fighter might just have a bad day.
28:17 Absolutely.
28:18 It's not like any other sport where you hunt baseball, 162 games, NBA, 82 games.
28:23 You have singular nights, singular performances.
28:26 40 of them if you have a long career.
28:29 It's that night.
28:31 You've got to look absolutely outstanding on one night.
28:33 It's fair to say that for Sabayo, that one loss he has on his record.
28:37 It's fair to say that he probably just had a bad night that day.
28:40 There's no room for error in boxing.
28:44 It's one of the most brutal sports.
28:46 Brian Sabayo looking to climb up that ladder.
28:48 Seventh round was scheduled for eight.
29:01 Our main event is moments away.
29:03 Kurt Stube, a power puncher with nine knockouts in his 11th fight.
29:08 Sticking on Hammer and Hank Lundy.
29:12 Lundy with one of those MMA records, 31-13-1.
29:17 Lundy been in the ring with Terence Crawford, Post Style, Ray Beltran, a slew of others.
29:24 Looking forward to our main event.
29:28 Jab is working very effectively for Brian this round.
29:30 He's doing a really good job of surviving.
29:38 He's clinching his way up.
29:41 He's got a good grip.
29:43 He's got a good grip.
29:45 He's got a good grip.
29:47 He's got a good grip.
29:49 He's got a good grip.
29:51 He's got a good grip.
29:53 He's got a good grip.
29:56 He's clinching when he has to.
29:57 He's moving.
29:59 He's making it ugly in there.
30:00 I mean at this point I think that's what he kind of has to do.
30:04 What do you want to do if you're Sabayo?
30:06 How do you get aggressive if you're not an aggressive fighter at heart?
30:12 I guess just take more advantage of the opportunities he creates.
30:15 When he lands two, three shots.
30:18 That's right there for Sabayo with the body.
30:21 That was a nice combination.
30:22 Three punch combination from Sabayo to end the round.
30:26 We head into the eighth and final round.
30:28 Ryan Sabayo pitching a shutout.
30:30 Getting closer and closer to our main event.
30:48 What does our live chat think?
30:50 Is Kurt Scooby going to win by decision?
30:54 By knockout.
30:55 Is Hammer and Hank Lundy going to pull off an upset at age 39?
30:59 Turn back the hands of time.
31:01 Here we go.
31:20 Eighth and final round.
31:21 Eighth and final round here at Sony Hall.
31:30 It's been all Brian Sabayo.
31:32 Black and gold trunks.
31:34 Mitch, Luis, Charles.
31:36 A survivor.
31:38 Wants to see that final bell.
31:42 I was swelling shut at one point.
31:45 He was down in the earlier rounds.
31:47 Charles.
31:50 Here comes Charles.
31:51 One, two.
31:53 Moves out of the way.
31:55 Sabayo talking to him, laughing.
31:57 Texas Rob says Hank's going to shock the world in our main event.
32:08 Here's the shot.
32:13 Texas Rob says Hank's going to shock the world in our main event.
32:17 You know, one thing that I really enjoy about these club fights here is that
32:33 it's so small in here that it almost feels like the crowd is on top of the ring.
32:38 It gives it that kind of old school vibe.
32:42 It's a low ceiling.
32:43 It's a really nice ceiling, taking a look at it.
32:45 Not a lot of fighters have looked up at the ceiling.
32:47 It's only been one knockdown on this card, but really good fights.
32:51 I've been to some other venues in New York where there's like a mezzanine,
32:54 like a balcony, and it kind of like over, you feel like you're really on top of the ring.
33:00 But this is a really nice venue.
33:02 Luis Charles lands a nice right hand.
33:04 I'm talking about the ceiling of the architecture of this building.
33:06 Luis Charles is like, "Hey, I'm fighting here."
33:09 And then a nice right.
33:11 Charles definitely came out a slight bit more determined this round, but...
33:14 He knows it's the last round.
33:16 He knows he doesn't have to go another one.
33:18 He can maybe empty the gas tank a little bit.
33:20 Last 60 seconds.
33:27 Let's see how Brian closes out this round.
33:29 [crowd noise]
33:46 Final 30 seconds.
33:48 Brian Ceballo pitching a shutout here.
33:51 [crowd noise]
33:54 Curious to see if he is happy with this type of performance.
33:58 I will ask him that in the ring.
33:59 [crowd noise]
34:01 Is there anything else you would like me to ask him, Henry, or the chat?
34:04 You know, I'm curious to know who in that division would he ideally like.
34:11 [crowd noise]
34:13 Because I know when I spoke to him yesterday, he says that he would like to do at least two more fights,
34:17 and hopefully by the end of the year start getting ranked in the top ten
34:21 so that he can start contending for a World Heavyweight Championship.
34:24 That's a pretty good plan.
34:27 [bell rings]
34:28 The fight to the final bell.
34:30 Brian Ceballo, Mitch "Luis" Charles.
34:33 Ceballo is going to win a unanimous decision here.
34:36 Take a look at some of the work from Ceballo in this fight.
34:39 He had Luis Charles down.
34:41 The fourth round.
34:43 [music]
34:49 He was able to do pretty much whatever he wanted in there.
34:52 Mitch "Luis" Charles had a few moments of resistance, but not nearly enough.
34:56 [music]
34:58 Ceballo is going to move on to fifteen and one.
35:01 [music]
35:09 Great performance by Ceballo.
35:11 I'm going to head into the ring.
35:14 [music]
35:43 [laughs]
35:44 [music]
36:13 [laughs]
36:15 [music]
36:44 [music]
36:48 Here we go.
36:50 Matt Capitano going inside the ring, getting ready to announce the winner.
36:56 [music]
37:25 [music]
37:27 Great performance by Brian Ceballo.
37:29 [music]
37:31 To all you viewers out there, let me know where you would rank.
37:35 Where do you see Brian Ceballo? How far do you see him going in this division?
37:38 Ladies and gentlemen, it's time we go to the ringside judges.
37:44 Georgie Gergoff scoring the bout 80-71.
37:47 Anthony Lundy and James Pierce scoring the bout 79-72.
37:52 And here is the winner by unanimous decision, Brian Ceballo.
37:59 [bell rings]
38:01 [applause]
38:08 There you have it, Brian Ceballo by unanimous decision.
38:12 [laughter]