All right, as we're starting round one, we had Steven Walker at a hard not some ballston. Again, Stefan Bobbenshot. It's coming out very hard. It throws a Steven Off Balance. He's even sort of trying to get to the outside of the South Cawber. He was very open, very vulnerable for the left kick. When you're fighting a South Caw, it's one of the widest open areas. Steven using that cross block against the leg. Steven using very heavy hands against Stefan. Steven is a very athletic, switching back and forth. There's a nice step in knee. There's another nice step in knee. He's as well as knees well here, even against the ropes and on those side knees. Bobbenshot is showing a little bit of frustration. He's starting to reach for some really, really high level stuff. I don't think it's going to really help his game. There's that left body kick again that Bobbenshot is really open for when you're facing a South Caw. You've got to be really conscious of that. That's a very open area when you're facing a South Caw. Walker is starting to just lose his picking shots at this point. Walker's doing a good job of using his hands and then following up with his knees when he's in range. A nice hook there lands, a nice cross there lands too. Another knee lands. And that ends our round one. Here we go starting the second round between Walker and Bobbenshot. Bobbenshot goes for a head kick right away. I think Bobbenshot now trying to avoid that big left kick of Walker. That's straight left hand just finding its mark. Bobbenshot is kind of using the clinch to get away from a lot of that onslaught. Bobbenshot is trying to use his kicks a little bit more now in the second round. It's a good technique against a South Caw to come out with that roundhouse kick to the front leg, the low kick to the front leg. It's right there for you. He's got to quit letting Walker find his time and it's set up. Walker's doing a good job of throwing multiple punches and shots. There's that big left kick again. Another nice knee. Bobbenshot looking for the cross block but he gets separated now. Tom Skanzo referee. He felt us knees. Teap to the midsection. Bobbenshot is open. Yeah, I mean he's taking a lot of body shots, especially towards the first round. So it just starts to wear on you. That left knee of Walker is like a freight train. Yeah, Walker really, really has been using the advantage of being on the South Foot throwing the left knee, throwing the left body kick. You can see Bobbenshot really trying to get on the inside so he can use his range. But he keeps throwing the left in it. Another nice knee. And that ends the second round. And here we go starting the third and final round between these two heavyweights. Walker now switching to an orthodox stance and throws a right body kick. Trying to change it up but there's another right body kick. Then the knee. As you can see the body of Bobbenshot is very, very red, very beat up here. Walker using his outside knees now to just attack that spot continuously. Bobbenshot's got to get his feet outside of Walker's feet. If he's going to get in tight with a clinch like that. Yeah, you can see he's kind of walking in so he doesn't have as much of his balance. He's nervous about getting hit and he doesn't get his feet underneath him. That's what happens. Right. You know, he's looking to clinch up and try to nullify the range on Walker. But once he's in a clinch he doesn't wind up in the dominant position. There was a huge overhand right here. There was a hook here. So again, it is about like you were saying Gavin, his footing, his balance, you know, getting to push off his feet and glide in with his feet. When there fancy technique here leaves himself on one leg and then gets swept to the canvas. Sweats. He's got to stop reaching reaching to the high shelf techniques. They're just not what's required right now. Big left hand lands by Walker. Another big left hand. Left hand through the guard left uppercut. And again looking to set up that left knee. Blood from right right at the bridge of the nose of Bob and Chad. Yeah, I mean, you got just much, you know, a difference here in experience. Bob and Chad actually has about 13 fights, six wins and seven losses. This is Walker's fourth fight, fifth fight. And that ends the third and final round between ladies and gentlemen. After three rounds of action, we go to the judges scored cards. All three judges scored this round, identically 30 to 27. All for your winner by unanimous decision. Steven put him to sleep Walker. It's going to be interesting to watch Walker develop. I think he's going to I think within the next year we're going to see a lot of great things from this athlete.