71.   Lewis controlled the action with hard right uppercuts and stiff left jabs and won handily.

72.   Lewis kept Tua off balance and outside with sometimes pawing, sometimes hard left jabs.

73.   Lewis seemed intent on ignoring his left jab, and instead concentrated on throwing big right hands.

74.   Lewis, known for his right-hand power, exhibited a punishing, accurate left jab and scored three of the knockdowns with left-handed punches.

75.   Lewis then worked on that eye with stiff left jabs and it was all but closed by the fifth round.

76.   Mas started the bout fighting at a distance and managed to land repeated left jabs at the slower Aranda.

77.   Mosley dominated for the first nine rounds, connecting at will with a stiff left jab and flooring Gomez with a right in the fourth.

78.   Murillo captured the title using effective left jabs, straight rights and occasional uppercuts.

79.   Ntshingila dislocated his right shoulder after four rounds of the international bout and was forced to rely on his left jab for the remainder of the bout.

80.   Nielsen tried to slow the fight in the fourth by hanging onto Tyson, who rocked Nielsen with a left jab.