Jake Ball wins a unanimous decision
Jake Ball v. Julio Cesar Chavez Junior (round 10)
The only way Chavez is winning is the knockout.
He supports him against Robis and falls some good punches, but Paul responds with some of his own.
The Mexican tries to come inside, but Paul holds it in the ruling until the judgment is separated.
Chavez lands a big left before the final bell.
He gave us a six -minute offer in this battle.
Jake Ball v. Julio Cesar Chavez Junior (round 9)
Chavez continues to complain about low strikes.
The ruling states that punches on the belt line are legal.
It is like Chavez is the effect with no idea of boxing rules.
The Mexican seems to be tired as looking for more.
Chavez goes right to Paul, who seems to know.
The crowd explodes because he finally allows his hands to leave and may win his first tour of the evening.
Jake Paul v. Julio Cesar Chavez Junior (round 8)
Paul continues to control the fighting of his will.
Chavez continues to try to stay behind his guard.
It is a disappointing matter how little is the Mexican activity.
Finally, he looks at the body's work with some punches, but Paul responds together.
Very few tours, if any, on the Chavez Road on the card.
Jake Ball v. Julio Cesar Chavez Junior (round 7)
Paul looks forward to working in the body, but he comes with the upper.
Chavez does not seem to expect this and have to wear it.
NASA has landed more than astronauts on the surface of the moon more than Chavez has punches in this battle so far.
It appears to be along the ride, without any intention to allow his hands to leave.
Jake Ball vs Julio Cesar Chavez Junior (round 6)
Paul continues to try to work in the groups.
Chavez holds well with it, but his opponent wears it well.
Paul's prediction was to finish this in the fifth round and go now.
This is a strange approach from the Mexican, even when he comes inside and Paul open to punches, he does not throw it.
