Slow start for both fighters in round one, but Goldston landed more shots to win the round. In round two, Goldston landed the harder punches but Noriega kept coming forward. In the last and final round Noriega started out punching Goldston and looked to still round four. The judges saw the bout differently scoring it 39-37 all for Goldston.
(Photos by Juan Marshall)
Goldston improves to 2-0, 1KO while Noriega falls to 0-5.
Up next Joshua Davis vs Darus Somieari.
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