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Gevonta Davis vs Lamont Roach-Wyniki and report after the fight

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Roach put in a spirited display against Davis Photo Credit: Premier Boxing Champions

Gervonta Davis received most of the decisions from Lamont Roach at Brooklyn Photo Credit: Premier Boxing Champions
Gervonta Davis received most of the decisions from Lamont Roach at Brooklyn Photo Credit: Premier Boxing Champions

Gervonta Davis kept his featherlight WBA title, but on Saturday Lamont Roach in Brooklyn maintained the stunning decision of the majority.

Davis was lucky that he left the flawless after he temporarily took his knees in the ninth round, but judge Steve Willis did not grant Roach to knocking down, the moment that turned out to be crucial. Two judges shot him 114-114 per item, and the other in 115-113 in favor of “Tank” to announce the competition with an impasse.

Roach, the prevailing world champion of Super Feather WBA, who fought with Davis in amateurs, was a lot of feeble fighting, but he seemed foreign to the first two rounds, with a “tank”, notoriously tardy starting, implementing a cautious approach.

The 30-year-old found his rhythm in the third round, connecting to the opponent’s body.

Davis, who detained Frank Martin in the eighth round in June last year, built a halfway advantage, raising his work and the accuracy of the impact, although Roach remained competitive throughout the round, willing to trade his pocket despite the combinations that landed on the head and body.

Roach placed thrilling exhibitions
Roach put on a thrilling display against Davis Photo Credit: Premier Boxing Champions

“Reaper” attracted the attention of the tubular Baltimore with a demanding right hand in seventh place and stumbled for a moment in the eight round another powerful right hand.

Roach was prepared for further trade with “Tank”, and after sending another right in the ninth Davis voluntarily knee, he ran towards the corner and wiped his head with a towel by his coach Calvin Ford.

Judge Steve Willis did not admit Roach from Breaking, and Davis took the round, landing a few cruel combinations, although the chin of Roach became mighty.

The man from Washington ended the fight strongly, making his rival miss and make him pay him with exact meters, and the fight went to the results cards.

Judge Eric Marlinski granted Davis a fight 115-113, but was lifted by two results 114-114 by Glenn Feldman and Steve Weisfeld, respectively to make her most of the draw.

Davis admitted that he would be open to the rematch.

“I made him competitive,” he said after the fight.

“But certainly Lamont is a great warrior.

“He has skills, has a power to hit.

“Shout with Lamont Roach and his whole team.

“I hope it will definitely be back. Let’s go back to Up-to-date York. “

Roach cut off a naturally depressed figure after the follow -up, but he agreed with the “tank” that he would be willing to have a rematch.

“I am a bit disappointed with this decision,” explained the 29-year-old after the fight.

“I definitely thought I won, but we can come back.

“Gervont is a great warrior.”

Russell Dethrones Valenzuela to get the WBA crown

Gary Antuanne Russell made an excellent show to tear the super featherlight WBA title from Jose “Rayo” Valenzuela.

Russell (18-1, 17 KO) dominated the opening round, at its better speed, skills and volume, overwhelming Valenzuela (14-3, 9 KO).

28-year-old Southpaw lacked a clear winner with two results 119-109 and one at 120-108, providing him with his first world championship title.

Russell won a super light WBA crown with a master exhibition against Valenzuela Photo Credit: Premier Boxing Champions
Russell won a super featherlight WBA crown with a master exhibition against Valenzuela Photo Credit: Premier Boxing Champions

Valenzuela lost the title in his first defense, winning the belts only in August, when he defeated Isaac Cruz.

Russell could continue the start of the rematch and union with the WBC champion, Alberto Puello, who defeated him in June last year, and was also successful on the card.

Puello tells Martin to keep the title of WBC

Alberto Puello made a successful first defense of his super featherlight title of the world WBC, making a divided decision about victory over Sandor Martin.

Puello (24-0, 10 KO) was raised from short-lived titles to the full master in June and it was a strictly fighting battle with Martin (42-4, 15 KO)

The Dominican Republic won the results of 115-113 and 116-112, and one judge ruled him 115-113 in favor of Martin.

Puello passed Martin to keep his super light title of WBC champion photo: Premier Boxing Champions
Puello passed Martin to keep his super featherlight title of WBC champion photo: Premier Boxing Champions
Tellez sees Williams

Yoenis Tellez opened part of the Pay-Per-View card, overcoming the former world champion, Julian Williams (29-5-1, 17 Kos) by a unanimous decision.

Tellez (10-0, 7 KO) dominated the competition, which was reflected by the results cards 119-109, 117-111 and 118-110.

Other card

The unified super-welded master was a unified champion, Jarrett Hurd announced a pension in the ring after losing by a divided decision against Johan Gonzalez (36-4, 36 KO).

Elsewhere, the Italian super halfwashed, Cristian Cangelosi (10-0, 5 KO) remained invincible with the unanimous victory of the decision on Jarrod Tennant (9-4, 4 Kos) and Dwyke Flemmings Jr (10-0, 9 KO) also scored points in their 154LLB with Florrent Davis (10-3, 5 Kos).

Vallerly weight perspective, David Whitmire (9-0, 6 KO) remained perfect, with 19-year-old Angel Munoz (7-1, 5 KO).

Super Lightweight Perspekt, Deric Davis (6-0, 6 KO) won his sixth win in a row, abandoning Jamal Johnson (2-1, 1 KO) before he ensured victory in the first round.

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Conor Benn will make a crazy offer to the former opponent Chris Eubank Jr

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Saunders defeated Eubank back in 2014 (Photo Credit: Graham Chadwick, Daily Mail)

Eubank and Benn Lock Horns this weekend (photo: Mark Robinson Matchroom Boxing)
Eubank and Benn Lock Horns this weekend (photo: Mark Robinson Matchroom Boxing)

After the accumulation, which was over two and a half years, Conor Benn’s Crunch Showdown with Chris Eubank JR is just over 48 hours.

Eubank JR and Benn will decide both personal and family results when they close the horns before 65,000 fans at the sold -out Tottenham Hotspur stadium on this Saturday night.

There was a lot of mind games between the couple and it seems that “The destroyer” made the last attempt to gain a psychological advantage.

Eubank suffered the first defeat of his career in 2015, when he was thrown out by Billy Joe Saunders within 12 rounds in the title of British medium weight.

And Saunders said sensationally Ring magazine This afternoon Benn asked that he was checked by Eubank, who wrapped his hands before their clash this weekend.

Saunders beat Eubank in 2014 (photo: Graham Chadwick, Daily Mail)
Saunders beat Eubank in 2014 (photo: Graham Chadwick, Daily Mail)

“Conor Benn asked me to come and see Eubank’s hands to be wrapped. I intend to talk to him to discuss it.

“He wants me to go there and make sure that there is no cheating on the packaging of the hand. One person whom Eubank will not want to see at night is me.

“I would like to see Conor Benn kill him frigid, and if I can aid him, I will do it.

BJS claims that Benn has reached (photo: Mark Robinson Matchroom Boxing)
BJS claims that Benn has reached (photo: Mark Robinson Matchroom Boxing)

“Surprisingly, I was really in the same hotel as he in London in another week. I moved to him through the window and he drove away the driver.

“There was no malice, I just gave him some stick, but probably he saw me and thought:” I earn, I could do around today.

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“The problem is that instead he can now see me on the night of fighting.”

Although the fight of Eubank with Saunders was over ten years ago, there was always a lot of hostility between couples and Saunders’ comments about the desire to see how his antique rival knocked out, he should not be a surprise.

After the drama filled on Friday morning, the 35-year-old receives a fine of $ 500,000 (375,000 pounds) for the missing weight and will be dealing with further penalties, if he passes by a limit of 170 pounds on Saturday morning.

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Chris Eubank Jr hit with a huge 426,000 pounds on the day before Conor Benn’s fight

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Chris Eubank Jr was hit on a huge fine of 426,000 pounds for weighing firmation above the 160 pounds weight limit for his very anticipated fight with Conor Bennem. The boxer will pay a mega price for the lack of a inheritance below the strict limit for official weighing.

Eubank maintained that everyone was waiting for about an hour before he got to the scales. Benn, who jumps two weight divisions to face his fierce rival, weighed 156.4 pounds, almost four pounds under the mass border. However, when Eubank finally arrived at his own weighing, he first entered 160.2 pounds. With the second attempt, its weight was 160.05 pounds. The 35-year-old will pay a fine of 426,000 pounds for not meeting this requirement, a clause inserted into a battle contract.

Cameras were not allowed in official weighing, but the ceremonial counterpart will take place later that evening. Boxers who have many times had to be separated during the accumulation will fight tomorrow at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium.

Eubank Jr and Benn will enter the scales again tomorrow around 8 am, less than 12 hours before the meeting at the famed premiere. No warrior can come at a speed of over 170 pounds in the morning with the hydration clause, and Eubank Jr revealed that he would receive a fine of 750,000 pounds if he did.

Benn, fighting with a lot of his career at a weight level of 147 pounds, said that it is easier to achieve weight. In his last fight, a unanimous decision about points on Peter Dobson in February 2024. The 28-year-old weighed just over 150 pounds.

The fight takes place three years after planning the original date. However, Benn obtained a positive result in terms of forbidden substance and was removed only to fight in Great Britain in November last year. The assembly was combined with brutal throwing over his career at fiery press conferences, and Eubank Jr broke the egg in the face of a rival in February.

This prompted his father, Chris Eubank SR, to call for his disqualification.

Both of their fathers, Eubank SR and Nigel Benn, were very successful boxers and divided the infamous competition in the 1990s. Eubank SR won their original fight by TKO in 1990, before three years later they hit a draw.

The Eubank SR boxing icon criticized the labeling of the upcoming event as a “older fight”, insisting that he does not want any connection with the actions of both warriors. Speaking with the sun, the 58-year-old said: “So my son breaks the egg on Conor’s face. Do you want me to be associated? This is what you call her heritage? This is not a heritage. This is not a heritage. This is not a heritage. [action] draws in the boxing game that she would have [had] Disqualifying the effect in my time.

“Nobody differs from Conor. The man says as if he was a drunk drunk. From the boxing point of view, and the fighters here (Groves and Eubank) actually supported it if the junior fights only three times in three years, and if Conor fought only three times in three years, it’s sizzling air.”

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