See the SOG finishes first round, though. With a beautiful double hook to the head. It's bent out right. Left hook right there. Left hook again. And his back is off the rope. So you continue to proceed to the middle of the ring if there was any time left. Beautiful work by Andre Ward. Two rounds in the books. Left hand has been the most affected weapon so far for Andre Ward. This time he throws a right hand over the top. He can see that our unofficial score, Harold Letterman, is given the first two rounds to Ward. It seems to me, Roy, that Andre came out in this fight wanting to show that he's a light heavyweight, that he's strong at the weight. He's not moving in a very kind of fleet-footed way. And he's putting some mustard on his shots. Yeah, when we fight against big guys, you got to understand that. When you fight a big guy, the first thing you got to show him is that just because you're big does not mean you're in control tonight. So it's like when I fall general reason, my first thing was to come out then to remember the ring and show him here. I know you think I'm the fleet-footed guy, but you're not the biggest guy here tonight. I'm just as big as you are when it comes to heart and fighting the build. And that's what Andre is doing tonight. He's letting Barreau know that no, you're not the big dog here tonight. I am. You may be bigger, but I'm still the big dog. And in case you've been watching NCAA basketball, we welcome you to boxing on HBO. Andre Ward in the Black Trunks with White and Black Trim and Sullivan Barreau in the White Trunks with Red Trim, fighting at 175 pounds, Ward's first appearance as a full-fledged, light heavyweight. And early on, he seems to have the boxing advantage. And just for you, I'm not coming down for the Brooklyn front. It's a kind of good. I'm proud of you. Proud of you. In the Oracle, even in Oakland. As local hero, Andre Ward delivers a knockdown in Round 3. I'm proud of you. I'm proud of you. I'm proud of you. I'm proud of you. I'm proud of you. I'm proud of you. I was surprised for the first couple of rounds. Max and Roy Bant, Ward was fighting Barreira from the perimeter rather than going inside and taking away his punching room. Now we see the reason he wanted to develop his own power punching. Exactly. And he bit. You know his shoulder is okay now, so he can punch with both hands. Andre Ward's success has been largely based on his changing and Virgil Hunter's changing his game plan to suit every style he faces. It's specific to his opponent. He's shown he can fight in a variety of styles backing up at his in Miranda. Heading from one hand. Cross-draiding Arthur Abraham. Dominating Michele Kessler here in the area. On the air. And here. All those landing. Another big left hook. He comes to eight ground number three. You have the point. You got to be careful, big edge. Okay? Very good. You get good. You got to go all the way. Off the side. Get a turn. Turn him. You can't get that shot in. All right. Turn him. He sees Andre called the road. And then the beautiful left hook. High on the top of the head. That shot. It's set. Southern Morale to the canvas. Beautiful left hook. Right on the top of the head. Boom. You see that there. Can't say he's all balanced because he's about to punch. So the actual punches will sit him down. First to kind of look like he's all balanced. But the punches will do the damage there. And the cheering section. That's Bernie.