At the main event on Saturday night, Southpaw Austin ‘Ammmo’ Williams, 18-1 (12) defeated the former NABF champion and WBO Patrice Volny, 19-2 (13) by the WBA Continental American, won the Continental American title in Roylod in Orlando.
In the first two rounds, Williams controlled his sting. In the third round because of the high waterster of Volny, Williams went to the middle of the cross section before Volny lowered the guard in the last minute.
In the fourth and fifth rounds, Volny returned well enough to occupy both circles. They both mixed it well in the sixth round, and Volny landed the lead exactly on the chin. In the last seconds, Williams was swinging Volny with a half minute remaining on the left side on his chin.
In the seventh round it was close, and Williams was Volny to overthrow the guard with the shot of the body land on his chin. In the tenth round, Williams ended up with his right hook on Volny’s beard.
In the eleventh round, Williams had an advantage in a close circle, swinging Volny with a lead left on his chin in the last minute. In the twelfth and final round Williams, he dominated half a dozen of the body at one point. Volny landed several blows.
The results were 118-110, 116-112 and 115-113.
WBO NABO Super Middle Champion Edgar ‘The Chosen One’ Berlang, 23-1 (18) stopped Jonathan ‘Mantequill’ Gonzalez-Aortiz, 20-1-1 (16) at 2:31 first round 10.
In the last minute of the first round, the left hook of Berlange on his chin dropped him for 8 counts from Judge Chris Young. A second later to the right on the beard from Berlanga and down, ‘Gonzalez-Aortiz went down for 8 more numbers. On the rise, he was hit by two Berlanga strokes before Ref Young finally called stopping.
Super Welterweight 2024 Olympian Omari Jones, 1-0 (1) knocked out Alessio Mastronunzio (14-6 (4) at 0:22 Other of 6.
In the first round, everything was Jones with the left eyebrow mastronunzio cut. Jones landed five irresponsible blows in the second round when Judge Louis Pabon called stopping.
The super light Jamaine ‘Technician’ Ortiz, 19-2-1 (9) beat Yomar ‘The Majic’ Alamo, 22-4-1 (13), ten rounds of unanimous decision.
In the last minute of the first round Alamo rocking Ortiz’s left hook on his chin. In the fourth, Ortiz landed the left top on the chin, placing Alamo in the ropes.
In the sixth and seventh rounds, he went forward -ate with Ortiz, which had a edge. In the eighth round, Ortiz had alamo against the rope Alamo before Alamo landed on the left side in his chin and got off the rope. In the ninth round with the right eye of Ortiz, close to closing, he had a good round, and Alammo had most of the Alamo. In the tenth and last rounds, Ortiz continued to compete Alamo throughout the circle.
The results were 99-91, 99-91 and 98-92. The judge was Massimo Montanini and the ring announcer was David Diamante
Last time updated 16.03.2025
