Alexander, as in his previous fight, battled well in the first two rounds before down Berto in the third. Berto, on the other hand, would be the far superior boxer in the latter rounds, earning him a split-decision victory, 115-112, 115-12, and 113-114. The scores were close enough that many people felt Alexander had won both fights. As for who is better, that's hard to say. They have very similar records and each man has one loss against an opponent (Marco Antonio Barrera) who has been retired for three years. But Berto has more success outside of the United States while Alexander has more success inside the United States. In addition, Berto has fought in Argentina, Canada, and Puerto Rico while Alexander has only fought in America. Finally, Berto has more experience at this level with five fights vs. two for Alexander. In conclusion, there isn't a clear-cut winner here since they are close friends and teammates. However, if we look at the numbers, it seems like Berto is the better fighter overall. He has more victories over higher-ranked opponents and he has success outside of the United States while Alexander has success only within the United States. In addition, Berto has more experience at this level with five fights vs. two for Alexander. If anything, this just shows how good both men are and how much of a challenge they will pose for any fighter.