WBO World Champion in Denys Berinchyk Light category stopped a candidate number 1, Olympic Silver Medal from 2020, Keyshawn ‘The Business’ Davis, in four rounds, taking the Count on his knees on Friday night at the Madison Square Garden Theater in New York City. In Sukobina, the undefeated Xander Zayas stopped the previously undefeated Slaw mention in the ninth round.
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Berinchyk, 19-1 (9), knocked Davis, 13-0 (9) in 1:45 from the fourth round of 12 laps scheduled.
In the first round, Davis pushed Berinchyka on the canvas and later reduced him without warning Judge Harvey Dock. Davis easily won in the circle, moving around the ring with high hands, and Berinchyk landed several blows. In the second round, Berinchyk struggled with Jugpaw, finally landed several blows to another circle of loss. In the early seconds of the third round, Davis landed on the left in the liver, dropping Berinchyka for 8 numbers with ref. Davis later pulled blood out of the champion’s nose. In the fourth round, the left body from Davis and down there went Berinchyk to reckon to your knees with ref.
In cooperation, the super-ranked WBO candidate, NABF and WBO Nabo Champ Xander Zayas, 21-0 (13), stopped the Slav Slawa no. 11, 20-1 (11) at 2:01 from 2:01 from 2:01 from 2:01 from 2:01 Ninth Circle of 10 rounds scheduled.
In the first round of the first minute, Zayas pulled blood out of the nose of the almighty with the left loop. In the third round, Zayas landed a low shot warned by Judge Charlie Fitch. In the last minute, Zayas injured the monument. In the last seconds, the mention was swinging Zayas with a covering right on his chin.
In the fifth round, Zayas was alerted to another low blow, and the mention held his head down when landing in a blow. From the sixth round to the eighth round, Zayas continued out-lane mentioned with a great edge, primarily to the body.
In the ninth round, Zayas landed well, then held the head of the monument, landing the top cut, almost lowering it. Four more of Zayas and Fitch judges stepped up, stopping. The junior (22) Zayas simply had too much of the hand speed for (32) of the older monument, trained by former world champion Roy Jones, Jr.
Vito ‘White Majic’ Mielnicki, Jr., 20-1-1 (12) ended up in majority draw with Connor ‘The Kid’ Coyle, 21-0-1 (9) over 10 rounds for free IBF USBA, WBC USA and WBO international titles, Mielicki received one of the votes.
In the first two rounds, Mielicki received an effective Coyle stab to suffer it overall. In the third round of Coyle, in the last seconds, half a dozen of irresponsible blows landed. In the fourth round of Coyle, he pulled blood from the mouth of Malnicki early. Midway, Malnicki caused a cut on the left eyebrow of Coyle with the right upper part, and Coyle entered it. Coyle’s strokes beat in the circle.
In the fifth round, Mielicki returned to Outwork Coyle. In the last minute of the sixth round, Mielicki landed a firm right to Coyle’s beard, getting a roar from the fans of Pro Melnickija.
In the last minute of the seventh round, a solid stitch of mylnicky pulled blood out of Coyl’s nose. In the eighth, Coyle returned well, and in the ninth mylnicki returned well.
In the tenth and last rounds, in an action circle, he seemed to be pulled out by Mielicki Coyle.
The results were 96-94 Mielicki, 95-95 twice.
The lightweight Southpaw Abdullah Mason, 17-0 (15), impressed by stopping Manuel Jaimes, 16-3-1 (11), at 1:55 from the fourth round of the scheduled eight rounds, reaching four shots.
In the second round, the left upper part of the chin of Freemasons lowered Jaimes for 8 counts from David Field’s judge after twenty seconds. In the third round, after twenty seconds, a combination with 4 blows started with her left on her chin, throwing Jaimes for 8 counts from court fields.
In the fourth round, the double right hip of the chin on her chin and down Jaimes went down. After another demolition of the Freemason, Fields judges immediately waved it.
Olympic Olympics Rohan ‘El Rayo’ 2020 ‘El Rayo’ Polanco, 15-0 (10) stopped by Juan Carlos ‘Lobo’ Torres, 22-2 (17) at 1:48 Second Circle of the Scheduled 10 rounds for the Empire WBO continental title.
In the first round, Polanco lowered Torres to his left hook on his head, after which in the first minute it followed the right for the 8 number of referees Eddie Claudius. In the second round, Polanco again lowered Torres at the beginning of the circle with his left on his chin and pushed for the 8th number. Shortly later, to the right on his chin from Polance, the second time he dropped him. Getting up from 8 -issue judge, Claudio waved him wisely.
‘The legend lives on the tour’ Nico Ali Walsh, 10-2 (5), lost the divided decision of Juan ‘El Fresero’ Carlos Guerra, Jr., 6-1-1 (2) during six competitive rounds. Walsh is the grandson of former world champion Muhammad ‘The Greatest’ Ali.
In the first round, Guerra ran all over Ali-Walsh in half a round, and Ali-Walsh returned in a close round. In the second and third rounds, Guerra cannot miss his rights to cover. But he did the body.
In the fourth round Ali-Walsh landed the upper cuttings on the body with an edge. In the fifth round both landed left hooks on a chin in the second round. In the sixth and last round, Ali-Walsh went well when he was not on ropes in the middle of the ring where he finished all the time.
The judge was Charley Fitch, and the results were 58-56, 58-56 Guerra.
Super Flyweight 2024 Olympic Juanma ‘Juanmit’ Lopez Dejesus, 1-0 (1) electrified fans, throwing Brian Santiago, 1-1-2) at 0:59 first round of four rounds scheduled.
In the first round, at the end of the minute, the lead left upper part from Dejesus on his chin and down Santiago. He couldn’t move, looking frozen, taking the Count of Judge Eddie Claudius
Welterweight Keon ‘Juice Man’ Davis, 2-0 (1), #149.2, from Norfolk, Va, stopped Ira Johnson, 3-3 (2), #148.2, from Kansas City, Mo, Mo, at 1:38 Other the second round of four rounds scheduled.
In the first round, all Davis had Johnson in defense. In the second round, Davis landed the right to the body of the body, dropping Johnson for 8 counts from Judge Steve Willis. When he stood up, Davis jumped on Johnson a second later, lowering him with his left body, causing Willis waving.
Heavy category Jared ‘Right Big Baby’ Anderson, 18-1 (15), #256.8, from Toled, Oh, returned from his first defeat in the Mark Marios Kollias, 12-4-1 (10), #235.4, from Patras , Gr, over 10 rounds.
In the first round, Anderson struggled with the southern pope and used an effective stitch. Kollias landed in the last minute on a shot and left on his chin, amazing Anderson. Anderson returned in the last seconds until he hit the left on his chin.
In the second and half of the third round, Anderson returned to his natural Orthodox and did much better until he was swinging with his right beard in the last minute of the third. In the first minute of the fourth round, the mouse began under Kollias’s left eye. To the right of Anderson on the nose in the last minute, Kollias’ attention was drawn. The left hook of Kollias on his chin for a moment caused Anderson to turn south.
In the seventh round, Anderson controlled up to twenty seconds, when he caught his attention to the right of Kollias on his chin.
In the tenth and last rounds, Anderson threw Kollias on the canvas halfway. Kollias fought like a knockout man, but Anderson stepped down to take over the circle.
Judge David Fields. Evaluates 99-91 twice, 98-92.
The ring announcer was Mark Schnuck.
Last time updated 15.02.2025
