* Finally finished watching this. It's just as great as I remembered.
* Crazy to think that this wasn't the main event on this card. Brian Viloria beat Hernan Marquez in a partial unification fight in the main event.
* Even crazier to think that Viloria-Marquez, a terrific fight in its own right, has been overshadowed by one of the greatest undercard and greatest 108lb title contests of all time.
* Lots of rounds won by wafer thin margins, with one guy controlling the first couple of minutes only to have the other guy roar back in the final sixty seconds. Makes it a bitch to score.
* That said, I have it 115-114 Gonzalez. Had him winning rounds 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, and 11 and called round 7 even. There were about a half dozen rounds that could have gone either way, imo so I can't really complain about the 116-112 cards in favor of Chocolatito...Nor would I have complained had Estrada gotten a verdict by a similar margin. For me, though...I think Roman's consistency and pressure just edged this fight.
One of the most technically sound wars we'll get a chance to see during this challenge, methinks.