By: Sean Crose

The promising Austin “Ammo” Williams accepted a friend promising Patrice Volny in the main match of the match card. The planned 12 round was broadcast live via the DAZN streaming service. 17-1 Williams had an impressive opening round, in which he showed that Volny 19-1 is not to intimidate him. Later he had an effective second, but Volmy was not dissatisfied. Both men fought to control the pace of fighting in the third.

William started shooting with power shots in the fourth. However, Volmy exerted pressure behind a solid stab. However, he made bulky shots from Williams. The fifth round indicated how close the fight was. Williams landed a few quick, neat shots, but he could not take control of the high, patient Volma. The sixth was an stimulating chapter. Everyone was heavily hit by the other. There was no knocking out, but every warrior tasted the opponent’s forces.

Seventh saw Volny still fighting for his effective high guard. Williams was certainly in battle, but he could not exert a lasting influence on his uneven opponent. The eighth round showed William’s determination when he fought sharply, probably approaching the round. Williams still fought intelligently at the ninth, hitting, moving and stopping Volny from points. Each warrior remained zeroed during the nine. Volny still effectively exerted pressure, while Williams was able to land solid arrows.

Volmy looked like he could disappear in the tenth. He was still pressing on the action, but it was Williams who still threw blows. Williams still used impressive work ethics in eleventh. Considering this, Volmy swayed Volmy at the end of the round. The twelfth and last round was stimulating, but Williams once again seemed a more energetic warrior. Although it was a strict fight, the judges rewarded Williams with a wide unanimous victory of the decision.

“I had to defeat him strategically,” Williams said later, admitting that he was engaged to an wise and qualified professional. Williams passed his trainer. “He is the reason we won this fight,” he said. “Thank you, coach Cunningham.” As for a single defeat on his album, Williams explained that he would not let him restore him. “I don’t know anyone here who is undefeated in life,” he said.

Tonight Austin ‘Ammo’ Williams header header for his first professional boxing card, when he faces Patrice Volny at Caribe Royale, Orlando, Florida. Williams hopes that today it will be the beginning of many subsequent events.

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The card itself contains many well -known boxers returning to the ring after long layoffs. Edgar Berlanga in the cooperation event returns from his September great fight against Canelo Alvarez, he intends to face Jonathan Gonzalez -ortis. In what he said, there is a compact return fight, which will open the way to a much greater fight in Up-to-date York this year. Jamaine Ortiz will face Yomar Alamo to Undercard, and the Olympic Olympic Olympic in the USA Omarion Jones debuts in a professional when he faces Alessio Mastronunzio.

Patrice Volny can be a challenge for Williams’s ammunition because he is a high, long boxer with complex defense. In his last match with Steven Butler Volny, he used the defense of a high shell, which hindered Butler’s penetration. Volny was very economical in the first four rounds, but strategically increased his production, selectively choosing openings and punishing boutherr when he attacked. Williams had difficulty with the high and long Hamzah Sheeraz, who fought him at a distance to long range. Sheeraz was effective in landing in this area because of the needy Williams Guard. Ammunition suffered its first professional defeat against Sheeraz, losing due to technical knockout in the 11th round.

Williams attributes a loss to his personal struggle he experienced during a training camp for a match when he lost his uncle. He did not sleep and did not try to maintain concentration. It is now mentally refreshed and 100 % focused at this match against Volny. It aims to show the world that he is a star and has what he needs to challenge the best in the medium weight division. During yesterday’s weighing, he looked vigorous, jumping up and down, and stating that he was putting a concert.

In his last match with Gian Garrido, 8-round, Williams slowly began to start with the opponent, many expected that he would end very early. Ammunition must now employ its great chance and occur in anticipation. There must be a spectacular performance, dominant defeating Volny. He cannot afford another failure, as he did when he lost to Sheeraz in Saudi Arabia.

Butler achieved a restricted success in the attack on the volume, when he fought Volny, walking around the defense of Volny. Williams must try to raise his production because it was low in his last two fights. The economic approach will not aid him against Volny. He must also keep a tight protection and a close box to make them effective. This will allow him to land and open Volny. The stage is set, the ammunition must now go and perform and give the results of its career.

Liverpool, Great Britain – Nick Ball has retained his WBA feather title after escaping with a kick directed to the pretender, i.e. Doheny.

After a week of struggle littered with a tension needle cooked at the end of the first round. Doheny got the ball in his head and refused to let go. Ball jumped up and kicked Doheny in the back in the incident fully viewed by judge Michael Alexander.

In most cases, moving the leg and connection with the opponent would be a disqualification. However, it seems that Alexander wanted to show gentleness to Ball, who for the first time defended his title in Liverpool for the first time.

Ball, who was controlled from the first bell, defeated Doheny for the next nine rounds until the fight was stopped after ten completed sessions.

Compubox: Ball and Doheny were separated by 2 landed blows after four rounds. From the fifth round Ball Out-Landed Dohiney 154–57. Rounds from seven to ten were particularly hurt because Ball landed 101 blows, while Doheny landed only 23. 24% Punch Lands Ball’s power.

Doheny’s corner pulled the plug after Doheny landed in a fight seven blows, absorbing 43 from the ball in the tenth round.

Kicking Nick Balla remains unpunished.#Balldohenypic.twitter.com/okwbldma9w

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Card results

Andrew Cain He claimed that the titles of Bantamweight British and Commonwealth Bantameight exceeding the former master Charlie Edwards. A from Liverpool, he cut off the frustrated figure when Edwards escaped from trouble for the entire twelve rounds. Edwards refused to get involved for fear of struck by a difficult time. When Boos fell from the arena, Edwards celebrated in the last bell, even though Kain performed most of the attack.

As a result, it was read as a divided decision, further moans of the crowd raged the judges. However, this was good news for Cain fans, because two officials nodded.

After the national title, Jack Turner He produced scintiling knockout in Derby Merseyside against Ryan Farrag. Turner started clearly and hurt Farraga in the first round. Then he approached the second and completely erased Farraga.

Turner ended his ten eleven wins early and pointed out his “power from God.”

Airy Herrera Core He moved to 17-0, stopping Jose Macias overdue, but showed the sensitivity that future opponents can utilize. The Cuban too often left the chin in the air, but he had too many skills for Mexico.

Brad Strand lost for the second time in his career against the stubborn Ionut Baluta In the European Battle for the title of Super-Bantam WBO. The ten -end fight fought strictly. It seemed that Strand did enough, but after seeing each corner of the final winner, it was possible to predict.

Balut took it through contrasting results 98-91 and 96-94 to 98-92 for Strand. The baluta improved to 17-5-1.

A balmy city perspective Stephen Clarke I beat the cut from the clash of the head to remain invincible at 6-0. The 23-year-old, trained by Stephen Smith’s favorite Liverpool, won each six against Dmitri Protkunas.

Earlier, four debutants began proceedings at M&S ​​Bank Arena.

Massive weight Joe Bourne drew his first trip against Cristian Uwak. However, William Birchall, His brother Leighton, AND Lewis Lawton He won.

Another action Lucas Biswana Move to 2-0 Ezequiel Gregor with four-shaped victories in a welterweight.