Jack Catterall (31-2, 13 KOS) won seven rounds of technical decisions after suffering a conflict with IBF’s transcontinental welterweight champion Harlem Eubank (21-1, 9 KOS) at Manchester Arena in Manchester, England on Saturday night, and he faced a conflict with IBF’s transcontinental welterweight champion Harlem Eubank (21-1, 9 KOS). At the advice of the circus doctor, the battle stopped in the seventh round.
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It was close in the first three rounds and Catterall had an advantage. In the fourth round, Eubank scored the best rounds to make it unique.
In the sixth round, I went to the canvas for the second time. With half a minute left, a head-on conflict caused Catterall’s right eyebrow to be disgusted. There is a small incision in Eubank’s forehead.
Referee Williams finally came in when Eubank hits the back of Qattar. Catterall walked to the corner and his Cornerman tried to put the towel on the cuts as referee Williams let him move on. Soon after, the cartel threw Yubax onto the canvas. Finally, Eubanks felt like he had won the battle and jumped onto the ropes in the corner.
Between rounds, the environ doctor examined the incision on the Catterall. Referee Bob Williams was eliminated after the second second of the seventh start.
The scores are 69-65, 69-66 and 69-66.
With chief support, 2016 Olympia and IBF and IBO Super Badminton World Champion Joe Cordina (18-, 9 KOS) defeated Jaret Gonzalez (17-2, 13 KOS) with a unanimous decision in 10 rounds to win the vacant WBO WBO Global Lightweight Title Championship.
In the first round, Cordina returned from her first defeat in the previous battle and fourteen months of no activity. He took control of the first round, but Gonzalez held his own. In the last minute of the second round, Cordina was shaking and shaking.
In the third and fourth rounds, Cordina continued to win all four rounds, defeating the tough Gonzalez. At the last minute of the fifth minute, Gonzalez won a punch, his best offense to date. By the end of the round, Cordina pulled it out.
In the final seconds of the seventh round, a pair from Cordina to the upper right corner hurts Gonzalez. One of the commentators has been talking about Quiroz, despite being introduced to Gonzalez and on screen is Gonzalez.
In eighth and ninth place, Cordina continued to win, but Gonzalez proved to be a good opponent for Cordina in his first ten-rounder.
The scores are 100-90, 99-91 and 98-92. Marcus McDonald is the referee.
The lightweight Aqib Fiaz (14-1, 2 KOS) defeated Alex Murphy (13-2) with a unanimous decision in a dynamic battle.
In the first round, this is all action. In the second round, Fiaz continued to put pressure on Murphy, who fought back nicely. In the third round, Murphy was on the right, causing Fiaz’s left eye to the last minute.
In the fourth round, it went back and forth, and Fiaz shot with his body at the last minute, hurting Murphy at the last minute, just shooting Murphy with his own body. In the sixth round, Murphy’s upper right can and the jab were working all the time. At the last minute, Fiaz landed well in the combo and left hook.
In the seventh round, Murphy entered the offense at the last minute, without moving on the field, scoring well against Fiaz. In the ninth round, Fiaz seems to continue working on the corpse as Murphy’s coverage benefits him as he looks like, but the draw won’t surprise anyone.
In the tenth and final round, both continue to eliminate them like the first round. Fiaz works physically and Murphy’s counterattack will make it difficult for the judge to call.
Afterwards, they talk to each other, waiting for a decision. Fiaz surprised me.
Scores are 97-93, 96-94 and 96-95. Steve Gray is the referee.
Heavyweight Pat Brown (3-0, 3 KOS) stopped Lewis Oakford (6-3, 2 KOS) at 2:06 in the first leg of the scheduled eight rounds.
In the first round, everything was Brown, and at the last minute, Oakford suffered a serious injury, forcing referee John Latham to stop.
Junior middleweight Southpaw William Crolla (8-1, 6 kos) was knocked down in the sixth round of the scheduled eight rounds.
In the fifth round, Wilkinson received eight votes from referee John Latham.
Super lightweight Skye Nicolson (13-1, 2 KO) eliminated Carla’la Princesa’Camila’Camila Campos Gonzales (9-4, 8 KOS) at 1:21 in the second round of the scheduled 8×2 round.
In the second round, Nicolson was injured, forcing referee John Latham to stop.
Super middleweight Niall Brown (16-0, 6 KO) stopped Victor Ionascu (14-7, 10 KOS) at the end of the fourth round of the scheduled six-round match.
In the first round, Brown dropped Ionisga. Referee Steve Gray made eight votes. In the fourth game, Brown dropped Ionascu again and scored another 8 points from referee Gray.
Heavyweight Leo (1-0, 1 KO) beat Miren Panov (7-16, 5 KO) 2:29 in the first round of the scheduled four-round match.
In the first round, at the last minute, it dropped Panov, forcing referee Steve Gray to stop.
Lightweight Alfie Middlemiss (4-0) beat Mohamed Wako (1-6) with a four-round scoring decision.
In the first round, the left eye was cut off due to head conflict.
Referee Steve Gray scored 40-36.
Last updated on July 5, 20125
