Ramos lands left hooks to head and body but Barrios jabs back and out of trouble.
One-two from Ramos scores but Barrios counters.
This is excellent Mexican boxing.
Barrios chooses the last minute to steam in with straight and scoring shots but Ramos ends his shift swinging.
The bell goes and two fine welterweights celebrate their showdown.
Ramos' face is slashed now but Barrios just has blood pouring out of his nose.
Team Barrios warn their champ that the challenger is coming hell-for-leather now.
Ramos is told he needs to give everything in the final rounds to snatch the belt away.
All or nothing now!
Barrios' nose is leaking blood now and he ships another one-two.
Ramos is getting whacked back but he's controlling the high pace and pushing it.
But Barrios walks the challenger onto a stiff right hand to warn him away from over confidence.
Ramos' face is bleeding as well now. Good fight.
Great fight to make up for the dismal opener.
Ramos is never off the gas or the front foot now.
Ramos throws a left hook too low but Barrios brushes it off.
Barrios needs a bleeding nose wiped and Ramos gets work done on his busted left eye in his corner.
Team Barrios tell their man to get back on his jab and attack Ramos' body.
But it's Ramos who does the better work to the torso.
Barrios is letting this slip right by him.
The bell goes and it goes in Ramos' bank after power punches ripped through Barrios' guard.
Barrios has got complacent and keeps dropping his hands.
Ramos has so much to aim at as the welter is 6ft tall.
Barrios was defending so soundly at the start but he's now getting taggeed by everything.
Ramos wins another session.
WBC welterweight champ Barrios was decked by a crisp one-two.
The same classic combination flattened Ramos earlier but he got revenge.
Barrios made it to the bell and took 60 seconds to recover.
Now we have a live fight and Goyat vs Whindersson has almost vanished from my memory.
The champ is decked and in big trouble.
Abel Ramos is rampaging now and sensing the shock stoppage win.
Barrios got sloppy and almost had his the floor wiped!
Bell goes to save battered Barrios!
First dull rounds as Barrios keeps things tight and Ramos does not have the skills to break through his guard.
The celebs are starting to arrive - along with the main event stars.
We break for an advert to the latest Karate Kid spin-off show.
This is showbizzzzz.
Barrios takes a round off and maybe gifts it to the challenger.
Ramos is busier but still doesn't land any damaging shots.
Jake Paul arrives in a suit and costume jewellery shile spraying himself with scent.
Iron Mike arrives looking a lot more serious.
Masterful lead-hand work from Barrios who scores with jabs and hooks.
Ramos keeps trying to make it interesting but he's being played with.
Barrios is showing off and coasting slowly through the gears.
The pink feathers on his shorts don't seem so silly when he's boxing so stylishly.
Barrios lands a perfect one-two and the challenger folds.
Excellent textbook boxing from the WBC welterweight boss.
Ramos leaps up and makes the bell but that was a 10-8 round for the classy champ.
Phew - we have a real boxing bout.
Ramos gets an ice pack on his buised face in the first break after a big right hand shook him in the opener.
Beanpole Barrios is landing long and clean straight shots and he ducks beautifully under a Ramos effort and pivots into safe space.
Aztec ace Barrios won his 10st 7lb title shortly after back-to-back losses against Gervonta Davis and Keith Thurman.
The champ should defend successfully as Ramos has suffered six losses - three in his last five.
Barrios lands a great right hand that almost drops Ramos to the deck.
WBC welterweight champ Mario Barrios defends his 147lbs crown against Abel Ramos now.
Barrios is the world champ that Conor Benn keeps talking about fighting.
Hopefully a bit of normality and actual boxing now.
That was some seriously empty filler from the Netflix comms team.
The production staff needs a working earpiece for Holyfield and some better questions for the struggling host.
It's a shame to see legends like Andre Ward, Lennox Lewis and Holyfield reduced to this.
Thankfully the next fight has stumbled into existance.
The bottom right of the screen shows we are still two hours away from Tyson vs Paul.
And Kate Scott asks Lewis and Holyfield - combined ages of 376 -if they want to fight 58-year-old Mike Tyson next.
Lewis - wise as always - laughs the nonsense away.
Slapstick TV.
Lennox Lewis is having to whisper questions into Holyfield's infamously scarred ear.
Kate Scott is getting Lewis to translate!
Hahahaha - Lennox Lewis is now shouting into Holyfield's ear.
Car crash TV.
Get Goyat and Whindy back in the ring quick - we want rounds 7, 10 and 15 to avoid this lark.
Evander Holyfield cannot even hear or understand the question being asked of him.
Thankfully Lennox Lewis swoops in and puffs up Mike Tyson's form.
Kate Abdo - now Kate Scott - tries to buy the production team some time.
But the show is off to a nightmare as Andre Ward can barely be heard on the mic and Holyfield doesn't know where he is.
Neeraj Goyat beats Whindersson Nunes 59-55, 60-54 and 60-54.
Delete that from Netflix, the internet and your memory.
It can only get better than that - surely?
Nunes slings a haymaker uppercut into the rafters.
Goyat spreads his arms out as if it say 'come on mate, try not to humiliate us both'.
The bell ends a dismal opening and actress Rosy Perez correctly labels it "sloppy".
Roy Jones Jr makes a laughable claim that we just watched a boxing match and then admits they both slapped their way through the stinker.
Whindy Nunes hasn't landed a punch yet - let alone won a round.
Yet the commentary team talks like we're watching Gatti vs Ward.
Goyat even swaps stances and turns southpaw for a giggle.
Don't worry, this farce is almost done. Then another farce starts.
Goyat peppers Nunes with head and body punches, just seconds after thrusting his groin into his buttocks.
Welcome to the greatest show in earth.
Goyat looks like prime Floyd Mayweather in there. Nunes slings an uppercut so badly he misses by a mile and stumbles.
Another round down in the history books.
Shameful already - Goyat dry humps Nunes in the corner.
The same way Adrien Broner tried to mock Marcos Maidana.
Roy Jones finally says something honest and labels it "embarrassing".
Well done Goyat.
Squid Games is being advertised by six costumed extras at ringside, who are able to hide their identity with masks.
No such luck for the other spectators who have paid for this mismatch.
Nunes gets clipped whenever Goyat fancies. This is a sparring session to start the evening.
Goyat is showboating in a sinking ship.