All the way up to the center on the ring before the bell sounded. Tupin charged with a foul. Stay deep in on the one who's Kessas just. And now Pattas, right is going to be his best training camp ever. All I can say to him is imagine that. These guys are called to the point and Malkan's deadlid man. And next he didn't come. Malkan hasn't been able to tag him with anything good. Couple of bodies got to the Malkan's there. But Pattas won the round. Malkan's lead and passing himself in the roll of counterpuck. Very nice. I've fight it now. I love his speed. He's a deep. He did just very selective skill level. And he hasn't faced that in a long time. So successfully in the first fight between the two. Now. Round three gets underway. Get pairs of in Malkan isn't it? Right hand. There's a hard right hook back back. This punch to the fight so far. Mark Kess feels the need to answer. Now the answer begins. He did both land at 10 points. And then he's going to get out of the way. Malkan is going to be the best player. He's going to be the best player in the last fight. He's going to be the best player in the last fight. He did both land at 10 points. Patt out 10 out of three. 53. Malkan's 10 out of 39. That is the effect of the person. Now we're seeing the cost of the from a Patt gale left. You see free-flowing action from them. On Manuel Malkan's fighting in a weight class. Far above what he's accustomed to trying to keep up with the speed of Patt gale who's far more accustomed to this weight. Good luck, Patt out. Mark Kess lands the right with the third. Here we go. Here we go. Boom. Beautiful right hand come back. Malkan is right here. Good right hand shot. Kampi Box-Humas in the foreground. Patt gale 15 out of 47. Mark Kess 12 out of 43. Hard right hand by Mark Kess. Patt gale was knocked back on his heels. Patt gale landed. The fight so far, or his right eye is also beginning to swell. Good round from Manuel Malkan. This is the best punch of the fight right here. Straight right hand right on the chin from Malkan. Kess chin tested there by Manuel Malkan. Remember the pattern of the first two fights? Some Mexican fans allowed him to wash his hands on Patt gale. Patt gale 15 out of 47. Malkan has been so mesmerized. Judging his quality compared to the guys he's fighting, there's a good right hand by Mark Kess, covering off the ropes. And there's a hard left by Patt gale. And a good right hook and a loo other left. Hard right hand by Mark Kess followed by a mother. Patt gale with a right hook. Malkan's with a left hook. Malkan's driving Patt gale and landing 15 of them. Malkan's only through 28. It was his low ground. I could certainly pretty's now vigorously disparage. Here's perfect right hand shot by Malkan. Set the open to the counter punch. Malkan's back. Here's the right hand upstairs by Malkan's back. It's an extra thing to me to send out. Patt gale with Malkan is landing with those clean real play shots. There was an amazing piece of footwork by Patt gale who moved to three or four different places while Malkan's standing still. There's another amazing piece of footwork as he lands a shot and goes by Malkan's to a place where Malkan has taken his time. There's the upper cut. There's the upper cut. Bridget, they throw him by Malkan's play. Yeah. It's not easy to get in there. Yeah. But he's almost kicked out of the way. We got a bit of a lot of anger. He had many pock y'all's foot movement after he lands a punch. This is what I was talking about at the end of the last round. He lands a left and a right. Now watch him run away at an angle where Malkan can't possibly throw a drop. Yeah, is this foot move? Well, between rounds that many pock, I can't throw the punch for sure. And it takes his faith. Just like that. The panel's a good one. Right hand by Malkan. Punch the pal. He's moving, Jigmy. Pretty excited. And throw the left hand down the middle, which landed to an 11 power shot edge in round number eight. These rounds are close. It's another scoring cut. And the mark is, and another good combination. All right, hand down the middle by Mark Eshard left hand in return by Bavaria. Bavaria needs to find a way. Bavaria back to work, is it? Good, left hand set by Bavaria. He does to come back and cap a lot. Mark Eshard left hand to right away. Suspense build to Mark Eshard backs again. Here comes Fakka. Mark Eshard balance. Here's Mark Eshard, he counter-suck. Big left hand for Fakka. And that might have won him the round. What a tremendous round. And the city's kind of exchanges right here going back for was like, who are you, Jigmy? One, these exchanges are win means that's who's going to win the fight. Was it going back and forth? Tick, tick. It looks so strong, so fresh. And it's nice with bears and cut with a two-bar. Back, he's not there. Pak-East-eye. But no, no. While there's combustion again between these two guys in the tent, Mark Eshard back, Pak-East-eye, go up for the right hand. Mark Eshard to the body. Pak-East-eye up stands. Two-punch domination for Pak-East-eye. All right, the left there. He missed with the left. He landed the right. Now he left the left. Mark Eshard comes back with the right. That he cut came from the headbutt. And you made the point. You wonder if Mark Eshard, Mark Eshard comes forward. Big left and a righting guard for Imperial Jury. Pak-East-eye has not been there. And so in a way, he has to take what Pak-East-eye. Pak-East tries to answer back with the left. Closing seconds for the round. Probably a mark here. He's got three minutes to go. Well, brother, let's get to 12. Harold Letterman, it's an Italy. Club Brown had here in the final round. And a close fight, I guess, he's not. He's not. And then he's not in punches. I always wait one of the coming and miss it to straighten out. Pak-East-eye only needs to throw another combination here at the end, probably to seal this round. This was a tremendous tactical error. I think I won, Manuel Mark Eshard. Kyle is one of the top-downs in, but never really let his hands go in that round. Ladies and gentlemen, from the MGM Grand, we go to the score cards after 12. World Championship rounds. Robert Hoyle scores the belt. 114, 114, even. Dave Meretti scores it 115, 113. Glenn Drowbidge, 116 to 112, to the winner by majority decision. And still WBO, well-away champion of the world. The fighting bride of the Philippines. Manning, Pakman, Pak-East-eye.