Transcript (en)

He was tested, he was brought to new lengths in his professional career. I believe there's going to be a lot for Team Garcia to look back, to study on the mistakes that were made, the kinds of punches that were landed, and the way to be a little more, or a lot more, deceptive in landing the heavy shots. Because you can tell, he is a good puncher. But you're not going to be able to knock everybody out. and you're going to have to be deceptive to disguise that power coming in. Because the shot you don't see that does the most damage. And there was nothing Luna didn't see tonight. And he was able to answer most things, even after getting hit with big shots. And he made it a very... I mean, it might be one-sided on the scorecards, but it was competitive. One thing that does always make me nervous with these decisions, though, is when a guy does come forward like that, and he is getting the better of it, But the guy he's fighting always delivers the final shot. You always wonder how, like, judges are eating that and if it can misguide what they're seeing in a round sometimes. But it does feel like it should go the nod to Garcia. But, again, we thought that last fight, too. Yeah, I've seen some very wonky scorecards in the past. To the winner by majority decision. La Granada de la Ciudad de Mexico. Carlos Johan Garcia