
CompuBox Stats: Edwin Rodriguez Outworks Maderna
Edwin Rodriguez was busier and had a 172-119 edge in punches landed. Rodriguez outlanded Ezequiel Maderna in eight of ten rounds.

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Edwin Rodriguez was busier and had a 172-119 edge in punches landed. Rodriguez outlanded Ezequiel Maderna in eight of ten rounds.

Denis Grachev threw 400 more total punches and had a 118-60 edge in power shots landed. Zsolt Erdei was more efficient, landing 34% of his total punches, but avg'd just 36 punches thrown in rounds three thru eight.

The first fight may have exceeded the hype. They avg'd nearly 80 punches thrown per round coming into the fight. Mike Alvarado avg'd 111 per round, Brandon Rios 77 per round. 82% of their combined landed punches (276 of 336) were power shots.

Granados landed more power shots in seven of ten rounds and had a 22-2 edge over the last two rounds. Cintron avg'd 23 jabs thrown per round.

Defending champ Arthur Abraham was never in the fight. Robert Stieglitz dominated from the opening bell, outlanding Abraham 63-19 in power shots. Abraham's left eye was a swollen slit when the end came.

George was busier, landed the harder shots and also landed more than half his power shots. Lopez avg'd 31 jabs thrown per round.

WBO super middleweight champion Arthur Abraham had the edge in jabs and landed the harder power shots all night, which led him to capture his current title from Robert Stieglitz, who made six defenses of the crown.

WBO welterweight champion Timothy Bradley was busier and landed more punches - but Ruslan Provodnikov landed the harder, more damaging punches throughout the fight.

Welterweight contender Wale "Lucky Boy" Omotoso, who gained 18 lbs. after the weighin, landed the harder punches in the fight, but was outworked by Jessie Vargas, who landed 41% of his power shots.

Ruslan Provodnikov the busier fighter and landed more against weaker opposition (Torres, Reynoso, Corley, Popoca). Timothy Bradley's opponents (Pacquiao, Casamayor, Abregu, Campbell) landed just 25% of their total punches.