The Cuban was buckled by a left uppercut in Round 7 that did the harm; his eye instantly swelled. Despite the debilitating harm, Ugas fought on for 3 more rounds before the ringside physician advised the referee to stop the bout in Round 10; he concluded the boxer could not see out of his proper eye, which was fully swollen shut. Ugas would not need emergency surgery, based on his staff, and will be reexamined at a… ARLINGTON, Texas — Mike Trout left the Los Angeles Angels’ 8-3 win over the Texas Rangers on Sunday after being hit in his …