R1- Napoles is bouncing his jab off the face of Lopez as he pleases and potshotting with both hands accurately off the jab.

R2- Now Lopez has gotten more active with his own jab, but Napoles is landing many more in comparison. On top of this, Napoles gains more and more success with the left hook as time goes by.

R3- As the aggressor, Napoles continues to stick Lopez with the jab and starts to catch him with uppercuts when Lopez decides to get close. Lopez looks tentative and tries to touch gloves for some reason late, but Napoles takes advantage like he should.

R4- Napoles is showing more lateral movement now, but he is mixing in good upper body movement with it and landing the left hook at will where he pleases.

R5- Several exchanges occur, but Napoles is outlanding and outgunning Lopez with ease. Lopez connects with a right after missing three shots in a row, but Napoles comes back to land a left hook. Another left hook wobbles Lopez moments later, prompting Napoles to tee off on him until the bell sounds.

R6- Living up to his nickname, Lopez starts to smoothly roll under the shots of Lopez before delivering counters to the head and body. Even when Lopez gets more aggressive, he still cannot touch Napoles.

R7- Lopez shows guts, as he is nothing but willing to exchange with Napoles here. However, Napoles is having much more success, as one can expect. A solid left hook to the body then head lands for Napoles, but a it is a right uppercut soon after that truly hurts Lopez. Another vicious, perfectly timed right uppercut saps the lefs from Lopez, laying him flat on his back. Lopez grips his face in agony and writhes in pain, but is unable to make any sort of progress at beating the count. Showing class, Napoles goes to check on and embrace the grounded Lopez after a brief celebration. Another stellar performance and finish for Mantequilla, who dominated nearlt every second and ended business much sooner than last against a game challenger.