Robert Guerrero was busier, while Aron Martinez had a slight edge in power punches landed and scored a knockdown.  Martinez would like to have rounds six and eight back- he landed a combined 5 of 33 punches in those rounds.

In the PBC on NBC main event, Guerrero and Martinez let their fists fly from the opening bell to the closing bell in a showdown that saw over 1,000 punches thrown between the two welterweights over 10 rounds. It was clear from the beginning of the fight that Martinez was not intimidated by Guerrero's skills or resume as he dominated the first several rounds, even dropping Guerrero in the fourth.

But Guerrero was able to turn the table in his favor as the fight progressed and dominate the second half of the 10 round brawl. The judges scored the bout 97-95 and 95-94 for Guerrero and 95-94 for Martinez in a split decision victory that brought the crowd to its feet.

ROBERT GUERRERO - "Aron Martinez came to fight and the fans got to see two warriors go at it. I can't explain why I go to war so much. I just love to get in there and mix it up. When I got up off the canvas, I told myself...get up and win this fight. Once I started boxing I felt I started dominating the fight. We got the victory and now it's time to move on to some big fights and give the fans the warrior type fights they deserve. I'm an action fighter and I'll continue to be so. There is something about this arena that makes you want to stand there and trade.

"I just suffered the loss of my cousin. She passed away last week and this fight was for her."

ARON MARTINEZ - "I'm very happy with my performance. I thought I won the fight. I thought the third scorecard was way out of line. It was a great experience fighting on NBC. I wanted to put on a great fight for the fans and me and Robert did that. I look forward to being more active and fighting again as soon as possible."