Olympic and NABF Junior Champion in the White category Arthur ‘The Wolf’ Biyardlanov, defending himself from former IBO champion Mohamed ‘The Problem’ Minoune, scored Thursday night in the second round in Kasin Montreal, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
The teammate had an undefeated international champion in the lightweight category of WBA Albert Ramirez from Venezuela was stopped by Marko Calic from Croatia in the third round.
In the main event, the Olympic and NABF Junior Champion in the Arthur ‘The Wolf’ Biyardlanov, 18-0 (15), stopped the former IBO champion Mohamed ‘The Problem’ Mimoune, 24-7 (5) in 2:16 the second circle of 10 rounds scheduled.
In the first round, it was all Biardlanov, while the passing, her hands held high, she rarely landed. In the second round, Biardlanov landed Punch after a hit with a little in turn from Mimoune, before Judge Alain Velleneuve suddenly waved him.
Su-Feature WBA International Lightweight Champion Southpaw Albert Ramirez, 20-0 (17) was knocked out by Marko Calica, 15-2 (9) in 2:10 in the third round of 10 bullets scheduled.
In the last seconds of the second round, Ramirez landed on the left side in the chin, hitting Calic back a few steps. In the third round, the right hip on the ramirez head and down she went to Kalik for the 8-who, from the judge of Frank Pogan. Rising, the Gentile judge approached Calic to his corner, who waved him.
The lightweight heavy Olympic Mehmet Una, 12-0 (10), knocked out Ezequiel Maderna, 31-14 (21) in 1:41 third round of 10 rounds scheduled.
In the first round, Maderna surpassed Una. In the second round for the last seconds, unusual remained on the beard of Maderna, she lowered her knee and 8 numbered from Judge Martin Forest.
In the third round, after half a circle, a blanket from the unal on his side of his head lowered Maderna, who barely beat the Count with the judge of the forest waving.
Welterweight Christopher ‘The Guerrero Mitrings Gun, 13-0 (7) knocked out Dennis’ The Menace’ Dauta, 25-6-2 (9) in 1:08 fourth circle of 10 rounds scheduled.
In the first round it was all Guerrero. In the second round, Dauta returned well enough to win close. Thirty seconds in the fourth round, the left hook to the middle part of Guerrera and down Dauta to the Count from Judge Albert Padul, younger, to the first stop of Dautia.
Super medium weight Southpaw Moreno ‘The Soldier’ Fendero, 9-0 (7) stopped the former German ban on Edison Demaj, 13-4-1 (7) in 1:36 third round of eight rounds.
In the first round, halfway, Fendero grabbed Demaj for the back of his head, pulling him to the canvas. In the last 40 seconds, Fendero landed on the left side on his head, dropping Demaja for 8 novels from Judge Alain Villeneuve.
In the third round, after 15 seconds, the left on the nose caused a cut and fall from Fender while Demaj hit the canvas by 8 numbers from the Villenueve judge. In the middle of the right point of the right hip on the chin of demi and down for 8 more counts. When Judge Villenueve stood up -he was first stopped by Demaj.
The lightweed ‘The Future’ Duval, 13-0-1 (7) beat Keshan Koaly, 6-2-1) during eight good circles.
In the first round, Duval landed several real rights to Koaly’s beard, a late floor. At the end of the second round, Duval grabbed his leg in the apron, but he ruled his engagement after landing on Judge Martin Forest’s shot. In the third round, Duval equalized the rating, surpassing Koaly in a close circle.
In the fourth round Duval landed a firm right under the left eye, injuring Koaly and causing Welt. In the fifth and sixth rounds Duval was still the aggressor, several times landed right on his chin.
In the seventh round, Duval was finally entitled to the side of the head of Koaly. In the eighth and last circles, Koaly was more aggressive, feeling that he might need to stop. Duval seemed to take over the circle by ending with his left hook on Koaly’s chin. Koaly’s injury under his left eye was quite swollen, while Duval had a small abrasion at his forehead. Duval had ‘Jesus is the king’ on the front of the front belt of his trunk.
Evaluates 78-73 twice and 78-74.
Last time updated 02.07.2025
