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Diego Pacheco vs. Jack Cullen
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J. HumzaAt the top of the Matchroom-promoted event at the M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool, Diego Pacheco ruthlessly captured the vacant WBO International middleweight title, defeating Jack Cullen in the fourth round.
The original headliner was supposed to be Callum Smith, but due to an injury he was forced to withdraw from the fight with Pavel Stępień, so the fight was raised to the rank of the main event. Pacheco had developed a reputation as a very attractive prospect in the US, while Cullen was seen as a significant step up in class after previously competing at the highest level in the country.
Pacheco (18-0, KO15) started with a mighty punch, but quickly gained rhythm, and in the second second he found the goal with a stunning, energetic right hand, which Cullen (21-4-1, KO9) took well. The American started to open up in the third round and it was a matter of time before the program closed out, which happened a round later.
A massive right hand followed by a wicked left to the body came down and hurt Cullen badly in the fourth quarter, and although he survived the count, Pacheco ended things quickly with a double jab and two vicious right hands to close the show after the referee intervened while Cullen was falling to the canvas.
That body shot though… OH! 😳 #PachecoCullen is LIVE https://t.co/FoiaUucI53 pic.twitter.com/wnQdoSfBBf
— DAZN Boxing (@DAZNBoxing) March 11, 2023
Robbie Davies Jr (23-4, KO15) was scheduled to face Liam Paro, but the Australian withdrew and his replacement, Darragh Foley (22-4-1, KO9), scored an upset victory by third-round stoppage in a ten-round match at super lightweight. Foley knocked Davies down delayed in the second with a massive right hand, and in the third second Foley landed another right hand that caused Davies’ foot to twist awkwardly and he fell to the canvas again. He rose carefully and the referee waved his hand and stopped the fight.
🤯🔞#DaviesJrFoley pic.twitter.com/EPbmbzJ0ZA
— Boxing at Matchroom (@MatchroomBoxing) March 11, 2023
Peter McGrail (7-0, KO5) made his Matchroom debut and the talented former Olympian brilliantly defeated Argentine Nicolas Nahuel Botelli (14-8, KO8) over ten rounds in the super bantamweight division. The Liverpool player played all ten rounds in impressive style.
Peter McGrail’s Nicolas Botelli fight advances to the final round. How do you rate the result? 🔖#PachecoCullen is LIVE https://t.co/FoiaUucI53 pic.twitter.com/j4QmBTVlJY
— DAZN Boxing (@DAZNBoxing) March 11, 2023
Johnny Fisher (8-0, KO7) delighted his legion of fans by defeating Alfonso Damiani (6-3, KO2) in their fourth heavyweight clash in a set of eight. Fisher opened up in the fourth round and after landing a right hand that snapped the Italian’s head back, the referee had seen enough.
CLINICAL 💥
Large Johnny Fisher wins by defeating Alfonso Damiani after his seventh stoppage in eight professional fights 👏🏼
🎥 @DAZNBoxing #JohnnyFisher #PachecoCullen #BoxingFans pic.twitter.com/3fYpCDnDue
— IFL TV (@IFLTV) March 11, 2023
Aqib Fiaz (11-0, KO1) scored his first early victory as a professional, defeating Dean Dodge (9-3-1, KO3) in the eighth and final round of their lightweight fight. Dodge was trailing at the end of the first round as Fiaz timed his right hand quickly and the Oldham fighter was completely dominant, ultimately forcing a stoppage in the final round with Dodge under weighty fire.
BRUTAL intervention by Aqib Fiaz. 💥#PachecoCullen is LIVE https://t.co/FoiaUucafv pic.twitter.com/RWwHngEhjt
— DAZN Boxing (@DAZNBoxing) March 11, 2023
Campbell Hatton (10-0, KO3) emerged early in this bill and maintained his undefeated start to professional life with a six-round lightweight points win over Michel Gonxhe (4-3-1, KO0). “Hurricane” won 59-55.
Rhiannon Dixon (8-0, KO1) won the vacant Commonwealth lightweight title, defeating Vicky Wilkinson (5-1-1, KO0) twice in a sixth-round victory. Dixon dropped Wilkinson with a body shot in round six and repeated the trick on the restart, with the referee unwilling to allow the action to continue after the count ended.
And from that moment it all ended…@RhiannonDixon3 this is the real deal. 👊#PachecoCullen is LIVE https://t.co/FoiaUucafv pic.twitter.com/4eWFI3eEoy
— DAZN Boxing (@DAZNBoxing) March 11, 2023
Paddy Lacey (8-0, KO1) defeated James McCarthy (2-5-1, KO0) in the middleweight division. Lacey won all six rounds, but it was not true as he was put to a severe test.
Our third fight of the evening enters round 6…
Lacey vs. McCarthy 💥
🔗 https://t.co/zBsZMVvHlT pic.twitter.com/Hfyqn64gyp
— Boxing at Matchroom (@MatchroomBoxing) March 11, 2023
The gala was opened by George Liddard (2-0, KO2), defeating Daniel Przewieślik (3-13-2, KO2) in the third round of the scheduled middleweight fight.
George Liddard is arrested. 💥
UNDEFEATED D. #DaviesJrFoley #PachecoCullen pic.twitter.com/5FA4wmPL1P
— DAZN Boxing (@DAZNBoxing) March 11, 2023
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Maxi Hughes defended his IBO lightweight title for a second time with a majority decision victory over former world champion Kid Galahad at the Motorpoint Arena in Nottingham.
The original winner of the event was supposed to be home hero Leigh Wood defending his WBA featherweight title against Mauricio Lara, but Wood was forced to withdraw due to injury.
Hughes (26-5-2, KO5) came into this in the form of his life after a brilliant two years in which he won the British and WBC International titles, then captured the IBO strap with a points victory over Jovanni Straffon in September last year. He made his first save in March, significantly outperforming Ryan Walsh. Galahad (28-3, KO17) fulfilled his dream of becoming the IBF featherweight world champion last August, but his first defense shattered his world when Kiko Martinez stopped him six to three months later.
Galahad started this round confidently at the start, having enjoyed a decent first round, but Hughes stepped up to the plate and engaged in an argument, although the rounds were challenging to come by. Hughes landed his left hand, which gave him a foothold in the contest, but the rounds were uneven and it was a matter of what you liked. Galahad worked the body well in the second half, but round nine was Hughes’ best yet, landing cleanly and then landing his left hand consistently. Galahad had a point deducted for using his head in round ten, which lifted Hughes’ spirits, but once again the Yorkshireman led with his jab, which seemed to keep him alive in the fight. Hughes’ work rate allowed him to finish well in the final round, and by the time the fight was over the result looked to be a winnable one.
Great round for @BOXERMAXIHUGHES 👏#HughesGalahad pic.twitter.com/VQaxC15RTa
— DAZN Boxing (@DAZNBoxing) September 24, 2022
Scores of 117-111 and 114-113 won for Hughes, with the third card scoring 114-114.
Terri Harper (13-1-1, KO6) won the WBA and IBO super welterweight titles with an impressive points victory over Hannah Rankin (12-6, KO3).
Harper was previously the WBC and IBO super featherweight champion, and in her last fight she fought at lightweight. The Dennaby native Main moved up about three weight classes to face Rankin.
What a right-hand man for Harper 💨#RankinHarper pic.twitter.com/5yydphID2D
— DAZN Boxing (@DAZNBoxing) September 24, 2022
Harper was too quick and exact for a Scot early on, leaving Rankin with a nasty cut above her left eye. Harper stayed one step ahead almost the entire race and tired in the behind schedule stages, but won by two scores of 98-92 and one third by a score of 97-93.
Look what that meant @TerriHarper96 😊🎉#RankinHarper pic.twitter.com/vOj1kqDt2z
— DAZN Boxing (@DAZNBoxing) September 25, 2022
Cyrus Pattinson (5-0 KO3) won his first professional title, defeating Jorick Luisetto (12-5, KO3) in the sixth round of the scheduled ten. Pattinson followed up his latest victory with the vacant IBO Continental welterweight title.
SHE WROTE EVERYTHING 😤@CyrusRamone Luisetto hits again and is arrested 👊#HughesGalahad pic.twitter.com/R36gUUGsak
— DAZN Boxing (@DAZNBoxing) September 24, 2022
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Cheavon Clarke (3-0, KO3) picked up another early win, defeating cruiserweight Marcos Karalitzky (7-6-2, KO2) in four rounds.
Mohammed Sameer (5-0, KO1) from Peterborough remained undefeated, winning all four rounds against the proven Dale Arrowsmith (4-66-2, KO1).
Junaid Bostan (3-0, KO3) also remained perfect, ending undefeated Belgian Anas Isarti’s (2-1, KO0) record in the super welterweight and lightweight divisions Rhiannon Dixon (6-0 KO0) fought all six rounds against Edina Pocałunek (15- 16, KO9).
What a finish @jdbostan ⚡️#HughesGalahad pic.twitter.com/8kesL4TXYA
— DAZN Boxing (@DAZNBoxing) September 24, 2022
Claressa Shields once again became the undisputed middleweight champion with a breathless points victory over Savannah Marshall in a thriller at the O2 Arena in London.
History was made as the fight was all-women’s and culminated in a long-awaited grudge match between two opponents with history as Marshall (12-1, KO10) defeated Shields (13-0, KO2) as an amateur before the American scored two Olympic gold medals and became the undisputed champion as a professional in the middleweight and super welterweight divisions. Marshall became the WBO middleweight champion in October 2020 and has defended three times, all on schedule.
Marshall came running to meet Shields from the first bell, but the American pounced on Marshall with multiple shots to the head and body midway through the first round. The pair traded to start the second, with Marshall landing a substantial right hand but then being caught by an uppercut as the frantic action continued. Shields’ speed gave her the edge against Marshall’s powerful striking, and the fourth saw her step out on the front foot, regularly out-boxing Marshall. Marshall rallied in the fifth, pinning Shields down in the corner, but “GWOAT” had the better of the exchanges.
The pace is INCREDIBLE! 😳#MarshallShields | @boxxer pic.twitter.com/EzjRM3tS2G
— Sky Sports Boxing (@SkySportsBoxing) October 15, 2022
Shields was excellent, although she was starting to tire in the sixth period, yet she still peppered her opponent with solid shots. Marshall had her best round yet in the seventh, landing decent hooks and body shots, and Shields was cut above the left eye in the eighth as Marshall gained confidence. In the penultimate round, the two men swapped places again and traded skin until the final bell, when the crowd was on its feet at the end.
👏 @Claressashields AND @Savmarshall1 they covered themselves with glory.#ShieldsMarshall | October 15 | 02 Arena, London I @skysportsboxing @hennessysports @SalitaProm pic.twitter.com/6dMCduybB8
— BOXXER (@boxxer) October 15, 2022
Two scores of 97-93 and a third score of 96-94 allowed Shields to deservedly be declared the winner.
GWOT @Claressashields he is an INCREDIBLE middleweight world champion 👑 🌍#MarshallShields | October 15 | 02 Arena, London I @skysportsboxing @hennessysports @SalitaProm pic.twitter.com/RRVXDL1VD4
— BOXXER (@boxxer) October 15, 2022
Baumgardner’s Unification
There were plenty of world titles on offer in the co-main event, with Alicia Baumgardner (13-1, KO7) adding the IBF and WBO super featherweight titles to her WBC belt with a split decision win over Mikaela Mayer (17-17-). 1, KO5).
There were a lot of pins and needles throughout the preparations and it was the Detroit native who came out on top in the injury battle.
Mikaela Mayer lands a BIG right hand and pushes Baumgardner away 💥#MayerBaumgardner | @boxxer | @trboxing pic.twitter.com/ngxYO3jKqf
— Sky Sports Boxing (@SkySportsBoxing) October 15, 2022
Mayer started well, using her boxing skills to good effect, but Baumgardner found success in miniature, keen bursts. The pair attracted attention at various stages and it seemed that Mayer’s slick and clever boxing won the fight, but Baumgardner’s aggression seemed to win the fight in the end for the judges, and she won by two points, 96-95, topping the 97-93 score for Mayer.
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Caroline Dubois (4-0, KO3) was once again in absolute form when the athlete stopped Milena Koleva (10-15-1, KO4) in the fifth round. Dubois knocked Koleva to the ground in the fourth round, and a session later, a body shot bent Koleva, and another attack left the guy stabbed on the ropes and the referee waved him off and stopped the fight.
𝐂𝐀𝐑𝐎𝐋𝐈𝐍𝐄 𝐔𝐔𝐁𝐎𝐈𝐒 𝐈𝐍𝐒 𝐊𝐊𝐒𝐓𝐎𝐍𝐍𝐀𝐃𝐄!
These body shots 🔥🔥#MarshallShields | @boxxer pic.twitter.com/gxDotPa5Fj
— Sky Sports Boxing (@SkySportsBoxing) October 15, 2022
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𝐏𝐑𝐈𝐂𝐄 𝐌𝐀𝐒𝐓𝐄𝐑𝐂𝐋𝐀𝐒𝐒!💫🔥
Victory in the fourth round after the break @LLPrice94
🤜 @boxxer | #MarshallShields pic.twitter.com/9ZBNtid3se
— Sky Sports Boxing (@SkySportsBoxing) October 15, 2022
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A show of talent and striking power @karriss_imogen. Body point shots 🎯#ShieldsMarshall | October 15 | 02 Arena, London I @skysportsboxing @hennessysports @SalitaProm pic.twitter.com/FBfWeW4SAt
— BOXXER (@boxxer) October 15, 2022
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Katie Taylor vs. Karen Elizabeth Carabajal
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June 26, 2024By
J. HumzaKatie Taylor successfully defended her undisputed lightweight title once again, defeating Karen Elizabeth Carabajal over ten rounds at Wembley Arena.
Taylor (22-0, KO6) has long been the undisputed champion, most recently defeating Amanda Serrano, her closest rival, in April at Madison Square Garden in Recent York. A rematch between the two was discussed. Carabajal (19-1, KO2) had never fought outside of her native Argentina and was competing at a higher level than usual.
Scores of 100-91, 99-91 and 98-92 were enough for the Irishwoman to defend her WBC, WBA, IBF and WBO titles.
And 👑 STILL @KatieTaylor = Undisputed: 100-91, 99-91, 98-92 #TaylorCarabajal pic.twitter.com/Pfan088PpR
— Boxing at Matchroom (@MatchroomBoxing) October 29, 2022
Kiko Martinez (44-11-2, KO31) once again defied logic and won the European featherweight title, defeating Jordan Gill (27-2-1, KO8) in the fourth round. The former two-time world champion dropped Gill four times en route to an emphatic victory.
MARTINEZ GETS ARRESTED. HE IS EUROPEAN CHAMPION AGAIN 😱#GillMartinez pic.twitter.com/q9ljKs6EHO
— DAZN Boxing (@DAZNBoxing) October 29, 2022
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Round 5 great for Scotney 👏 pic.twitter.com/BPUkjjewPl
— DAZN Boxing (@DAZNBoxing) October 29, 2022
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JOHNNY FISHER WITH THE FASTEST WIN IN HIS CAREER 🤯#TaylorCarabajal pic.twitter.com/N5itRX5wYg
— DAZN Boxing (@DAZNBoxing) October 29, 2022
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An extremely impressive professional debut for @Maiseyrose1 💫#TaylorCarabajal pic.twitter.com/0QgVBHgqMe
— DAZN Boxing (@DAZNBoxing) October 29, 2022
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