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WBO and IBF minimumweight champion Francisco Rodriguez of Mexico got the scare of his life from unheralded Filipino youngster Jomar Fajardo who stood as tall as Philippines Basketvball Association MVP, 6"10" Junmar Fajardo, in an unbelievable display of raw courage to eke out a split draw against the ****y Mexican who had won the WBO title with a devastating 10th round knockout of Merlito “Tiger” Sabillo.
While the judges split decision was seriously questionable, the heart of Fajardo was never in doubt as the product of the fiercely competitive Aljoe Jaro stable which has produced such ****ers as Sonny Boy Jaro and Denver Cuello, threw overhand rights that often bludgeoned Rodriguez and whenever the champion showed his superiority with rapid-fire combinations and the wildly cheering fans thought Fajardo would go down he pulled out some inexplicable resolve to stay on his feet and fight back with a vengeance.
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While the judges split decision was seriously questionable, the heart of Fajardo was never in doubt as the product of the fiercely competitive Aljoe Jaro stable which has produced such ****ers as Sonny Boy Jaro and Denver Cuello, threw overhand rights that often bludgeoned Rodriguez and whenever the champion showed his superiority with rapid-fire combinations and the wildly cheering fans thought Fajardo would go down he pulled out some inexplicable resolve to stay on his feet and fight back with a vengeance.
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. I had it 97-93 for Rodriguez. The crowd literally won Fajardo a few rounds by cheering every time Fajardo threw a punch, whether he hit nothing but air, hit gloves, or grazed Rodriguez. Terrible judges if they were swayed by the crowd that easily, 
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