Wilson dropped 18 pounds between their first fight and this one, and he looks a lot tighter physically. Hard right from Walker, but it looked like Wilson hurt him just before that. Left hand from the break by Wilson, Walker wasn't even looking at him. Walker is trying to work a dull jab, and now Wilson just starts throwing leather on him against the ropes. Walker gets out of it instead of the fight being stopped this time.

This is one of those heavyweight fights where there's a bunch of action so the commentators act like it's just super and wonderful, but it's sloppy as all hell and nothing is landing square. You've seen a million of them before.

Walker 10-9

Ooh, we nearly get a repeat of the Klitschko-Ibragimov tackle.

Walker POUNDS Wilson with a right hand, and Walker slams him with a hook! Wilson is staggering all over the place! He's not punching back, just getting pounded over and over. Down to the body. UPPERCUT!

Wilson falls into the ropes, dazed, and Dr. Lou Moret calls it off. This was far more indicative of the talent levels of the two fighters than their BS first fight. Walker bullrushed Wilson and wiped him out.

Travis Walker TKO-2

You didn't go down because the ropes were there, you lunatic.

HARD left from Guerrero, right down the pipe. The rest of the round is just more ring control from Guerrero. Every time Litzau punches, Guerrero does too. The same can't be said vice versa.

After a round, Guerrero is the much, much better fighter. It's clear as day.

That said, it's one round.

Guerrero 10-9

Farhood: "Right now (Litzau's) moving very nicely, Nick, and he's landing no punches."

Litzau is getting dominated in there. He's doing nothing, and Guerrero is all over his case.

Left to the sternum area, and then Guerrero ducks a wild left hook and destroys him to the body. Litzau looks more like he knows he has to fight hard. And he gets nailed again. This is getting out of hand.

And here comes Litzau with some solid shots! Litzau is catching him, but at the same time, Guerrero just slipped a bunch of punches that could've been night-enders.

This one feels like it's about to pop off.

Guerrero 10-9
Guerrero 20-18

Guerrero continues to press Litzau, who just isn't in any sort of rhythm whatsoever and isn't accomplishing anything. Litzau staggers Guerrero with a right hand, and Guerrero gets a little shimmy in. He might want to follow up with punches instead.

Guerrero with a grazing uppercut, and now Litzau is hurt with a left hand, moving away and gets caught with a slapping left hook. Litzau is warned for grabbing the ropes. Litzau is trying to do something psychologically here, but it's not working. Guerrero is beating the shit out of Jason Litzau.

Litzau's hands are starting to drop. He's entering the danger zone. He's tired, he's being beaten badly, and his defense is reverting to non-existence.

Buddy: "Let's stop that macho BS."

Guerrero 10-9
Guerrero 30-27

Nice right from Guerrero. Litzau ducks a straight left. Guerrero stays busy, Litzau can't do anything about it. Litzau is being punished. He now absolutely needs to just start a fight in there.

Litzau adjusts his trunks and gets punched in the mouth for it. All Litzau is doing is posturing and bullshitting. Guerrero is killing him.

Guerrero continues to pummel Litzau with rights and lefts, and Litzau continues to do nothing except occasionally land a good, clean clinch.

Litzau is bleeding from the nose and trying to land in a round-ending flurry, but little lands.

Guerrero 10-9
Guerrero 40-36

This fight is adding nothing more than fuel to the "Litzau was overhyped" fire. This is the most overmatched he's ever looked, and it's also the only real top opponent he's ever fought. Jose Hernandez was supposed to be a win for Litzau en route to a title shot. Litzau is lucky to be here -- "The No. 9 contending featherweight in the IBF!" said Jimmy Lennon. Past that, luck is not on his side.

Guerrero continues to just manhandle Litzau. Litzau tries to fight back, and Guerrero is perfectly willing to fight him toe-to-toe whenever Litzau gets a wild hair across his ass. And he wins every exchange.

Litzau is now whining that he was being held and punched, then extends his glove for a tap -- Guerrero declines. I really like Robert Guerrero. He fights like a fuckin' predator.

Litzau is now fighting back, and he staggers Guerrero a little. Litzau drops his hands like a big tough guy, and gets punched in the mouth again for it as the bell sounds.

Litzau's nose is pretty badly bloodied.

Guerrero 10-9
Guerrero 50-45

You know what? Jason Litzau is coming right the hell back into this fight. Guerrero is getting popped pretty well now. Litzau has guts. For all the crapping on this kid I've done so far tonight, he's fighting hard now. He's showing serious cojones. He's stopped clinching so much, and is trying to fight Guerrero head-on. This is turning into a really entertaining bout.

Best, most competitive round of the fight so far. But as good as Litzau looked that round, he still didn't win it. Guerrero stood with him and landed a few more good shots.

But it's finally getting competitive. Buddy thinks Guerrero is tired.

Guerrero 10-9
Guerrero 60-54

I don't know how much Litzau has left. Well, there's the lead right, which is Litzau's best punch. Litzau stings him with another right hand, and Guerrero looked hurt there.

Boy, this has turned into a damn fun little scrap. That was a hell of an ebb and flow round, but I think Guerrero again scraped out the 10 points.

Guerrero 10-9
Guerrero 70-63

And just like that, a left uppercut staggers Litzau, and a straight left puts him flat on his ass. He's up and fighting at 8 with 1:45 to go.

Guerrero is storming for the kill, and Litzau can only clinch. 1:30 left in the round. Guerero is all over him, and all Litzau can do is hold. Litzau now comes forward, and he looks like he has his legs back, but his arms are sagging and his punches have no steam.

Litzau ducks a massive left that would've ended the night.

Right hook, Litzau is down again. This time, he can't beat the count. He is finished.

Robert Guerrero TKO-8

Killer performance from Guerrero. Litzau has guts and that's the most I can say about him tonight.