A majority decision over Rolando Romero at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas gave Lopez the belt. His steady pressure, jab and body work earned scores of 116-112 and 115-113, while the third judge returned a 114-114 card.
Watching from outside the ring, Catterall made his opinion clear on social media.
“I beat either of these pair no doubt in my mind,” said Catterall on X about Teofimo and Rolly.
That confidence is not difficult to understand after Lopez’s welterweight debut. Romero spent long stretches moving backward and waiting for one power counter. His low output allowed Lopez to win rounds through activity without producing a dominant offensive…
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