WBC Temporary Champion in the lightweight category ‘Mexican Monster’ by David Benavidez beat the previously undefeated World Champion in the Lightweight category of WBA David ‘Osvary’ Morell, a unanimous decision at the WBC title in WBC on Saturday night at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.
Former WBC Super Middle Weight Benavidez, 30-0 (24) beat Morell, 11-1 (9) during 12 rounds. In the first three rounds, there was a giving and taking, with Benavidez a slight edge. In the fourth round they both had scratches on their left eyebrows.
In the fifth round Benavidez swung Morella to the right on his chin, and Morell had a corner. Morell was spinning and landing a combination against Benavidez. In the sixth round it was all Benavidez with a good attack of the body. At the end of the round benavidez, the hard left top on the beard of Morell landed.
In the seventh round, Morell hit Benavidez after the bell, seized the point of Judge Thomas Taylor. From that moment on, Benavidez surpassed Morrell.
Grades 115-111, 115-111 and 118-108.
In cooperation in rematch, Philly’s Stephen Fulton Jr. He became a champion in two divisions, beating the temporary world champion of WBC Brandon ‘The Heartbreaker’ Figueroa during 12 strenuous rounds. Figuero, 25-2-1 (19) lost the title of ‘Scooter’ Fulton, 23-1 during 12 rounds.
In the third round, Fulton follows numerous rights to the chin Figuero, who exceeds Orthodox in Southpaw. After dropping the first round, Figueroa surpassed Fulton throughout the circle.
In the sixth round, Fulton pulled blood out of the nose of the figiero. In the eighth round through the tenth round, Figueroa had the most of the circle Fulton against the rope.
In the eleventh round, with a maling match, to the audience’s dissatisfaction, the fight is now in the middle of the ring into the advantage of Fulton. Fulton opposed enough to take over the last round in the twelfth and last round.
Grades 116-112, 116-112 and 117-111.
The judge was Harvey Dock.
Super Light Isaac ‘Pitbull’ Cruz, 24-6-1 (18), beat the ‘Tashiro’ Fierro, 23-3-2 (18) during 10 rounds of war.
The results were 98-92, 97-93, 96-94.
The Southpaw Jesus’ El Mono ‘Alejandro Ramos, Jr., 22-1 (18) stopped the Southpaw Jesus’ alison’ Banana ‘Rosario, 24-5-2 (18) in the eighth round of 10 rounds.
Olympic Olympic Mirco Cuello, 1520, 15-0 (12), stopped Christian ‘Kiki’ Olivo, 22-1 (9), in 2:01 tenth and last round of eliminator WBA title.
In the first round, Olivo opposed Cuell with his left on his chin, swinging him. Halfway through the second round, Olivo landed a combination on his chin, throwing cuella on his knee, earning him 8 number from Judge Chris Flores.
In the tenth and last rounds, from Cuella and Down, Olivo went to 8 counts from the judge of Flores. Seconds later a
Yoenli Feliciano Hernandez, Middle Weight, 7-0 (6), stopped the southern angel of ‘Relampago’ Ruiz, 18-4-1 (13), in 1:06 fifth circle of 10 bullets scheduled.
In the first four rounds, it was all Hernandez with a little return from Ruiz. In the fifth round, Hernandez struck Astorga at will until Judge Allen Huggins called the stop while Astorga landed a shot.
The middle weight of Jose ‘El Phoenix’ Benavidez, JR, 29-3-1 (20), stopped Danny Rosenberger, 20-10-4 (10), in a fifth round of eight rounds.
Super Middle Daniel ‘Ice Man’ Blancas, 12-0 (5) beat Juana ‘Just Business’ Barajas, 11-1-2 (7) during eight rounds.
A light 18-year-old Curmel Moton, 7-0 (6), stopped by Frank Zaldivar, 5-2 (3), in the third round scheduled in 1:51 third round of eight rounds scheduled.
In the first round, the engine landed at will until the last minute before Zaldivar began to land in the last minute. In the third round, the engine landed a dozen irresponsible blows, which is why Judge Harvey Dock waved.
Easter super middleweight John ‘Candyman’, 8-0 (7) beat Joseph Aguilara, 6-2-1 (3) during six rounds.
The Gabriela Tellez weight of the weight, 4-0 (1), won a majority decision over Abril Anguiano, 4-1 (2) during 6 × 2 bullets.
The ring announcer was Jimmy Lennon, Jr.
