The lithe DEONTE “Lay Em Down” Brown easily beat Contreras Dennis “Martillo” through an eight -plane unanimous decision on Friday evening at the Red Owl boxerie arena in Houston, Texas.

Returning after almost three years, Southpaw Brown, 16-0 (11) defeated Contreras, 24-18-1 (22) according to an eight-handed decision.

In the first two rounds, Brown used a good stab as Contreras, with high hands, he did little in return. In the third round, Contreras enter forward, entering the blows of much faster brown hands. In the fourth round, the right hook from Brown knocked on the canvas in the last seconds, but judge Joe Rodriguez called this slip.

In the seventh round of Contreras, in the corner, wave browning, and when he enters, he will land on the chin Contreras, which cannot cope with the speed of bronze hand. In the last seconds, Contreras finally sets a few rights.

In the eighth and final round it was brown until the last half minute, when Contreras landed a left hook, turning the lips of brown.

The results are 80-72, 80-72 and 80-72.

In the co-main party lithe Javier Martinez, Jr. 7-2 (4) he lost the disputed six-circular decision Wayne “Pretty Boy Bam Bam” Lawrence, 8-1 (4).

In the first round Martinez, returning after almost three years, was in the close round of Lawrence. Both with identical records came to fight. In the second round it was all Martinez, although Judge James Green warned them twice to keep them.

In the third round Martinez never stopped throwing blows, mainly overhand, when Lawrence tied him throughout the round.

In the fourth round Martinez was warned twice the head in the clinch. Another round for Martinez. Lawrence had little more than a stab. In the fifth round, Lawrence was still stabbing and grabbed Martinez without warning, but Martinez worked him. In the sixth and final round, Judge Green finally warns Lawrence against a continuous farm. Martinez won the next round with non-stop.

The results amounted to 59-55 for Lawrence, 58-56 for Martinez and 58-56 for Lawrence. 60-54 kH for Martinez.

Lightweight Gabriel “Sosa” Tellez, 4-0 (1), stopped Lindsey “Hands of Steel” Ellis, 2-2 (2), at 0:31 second round 4 × 2 rounds.

Tellez was all over Ellis in the first round, leading her around the ring. In the last minute, the law drew blood from Ellis’s nose. Tellez had Ellis defenseless against the lines in the second round, when Judge James Green wisely called the stop.

The Southpaw semi-medium drive Alex Donis (1-0) pulled off the canvas to defeat Andrew “Durango Kid” Flamm (1-1) to a four-government unanimous decision.

In the first round the clash of heads caused the left flamm eyebrow. In the second round, the lead from Flamm on the chin dropped Donis on 8-hlagunki from judge Joseph Rodriguez. Donis had a bloody nose.

In the third round Donis returned well enough to take the round. In the fourth and final round of Flamm was cut on the right eyebrow from the right from Donis, which he worked out burning.

The results are 38-37, 38-37 and 38-37.

The skiper was Lupe Contreras.

Coach Abel Sanchez says that Devin Haney has a more arduous fight than Ryan Garcia for the fatal event of Fury on May 2, fighting against Jose Ramirez. Ryan fights with Romero Rolando (16-2, 13 Kos).

Haneya test

Sanchez claims that the former WBC champion and WBO Featherlight Welter Welter Waiter Ramirez (29-2, 18 KO) will show, of which Haney (31-0, 15 KO) is “made”. Abel says that this fight will show whether Devin belongs there with Gervont Davis and Shakur Stevenson.

Nobody compared Haney with any of these guys because he was already fighting before losing to Ryan in April last year. Haney had huge problems with the fight with Jorge Linares, Vasily Lomachenko and Alfredo Santiago. Devin’s problems should worsen now when he fights for 147 against men who can hit.

Ryan unveiled Haney as Hype, and now Ramirez intends to strengthen this face, ending him on May 2. Considering that it is a mini-tournament, Haney will be eliminated and will not fight Ryan in October. It is not clear who Kingry’s opponent will be, but I would suggest that the WBO Master 147-LB Brian Norman Jr. He was recruited to work.

The fame of a former world champion with a two -level Haney, was built around him, becoming the undisputed champion at a lightweight level, and did it, defeating George Cambosos Jr. Apart from him, Devin has no victories over a reliable opposition. He sculpted his career twice after defeating the petite “emperor” of Australia and gaining a controversial decision over Lomachenko.

Haney vs. Ramirez. I think [Ryan] Garcia stops Rolly somewhere in the seventh or eighth round – said coach Abel Sanchez Fight Hub tv Asked who would have a more arduous time between Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney with their fights on May 2 on Fatal Fury Card against Rolando Romero and Jose Ramirez at Times Square in Fresh York.

The highest level?

“I think Haney’s fight is a arduous fight. We’ll really see what Haney is made of, because Ramirez will give him difficulties. Robert [Garcia]his coach will connect the game plan, just like him [Arnold] Barboza, which will make it arduous for Haney. We will see if Haney belongs at this highest level, talking about Shakur and Gervont and all these guys.

“It depends on how Haney looks in the next fight,” said Abel, asked who wins the rematch between Ryan Garcia and Haney. “If he suddenly shows us that it belongs there, it’s a arduous fight for a pot, because he will be smarter, Haney Will,” said Sanchez.

Tim Tziu and Joey Spencer successfully successfully considering a 10-round fight on Saturday, April 5, live at the Prime Video in Newcastle Entertainment Center, Broadmeadow, Newcastle.

During the meeting, the former WBO Junior Master Medium weight Tiszu (24-2, 17 KO) leaned towards, looking like he was ready to jump Spencer (19-1, 11 KO). It was the same pose that 30-year-old Tsyzyu used for his last fight with the IBF 154-LB Bakhram Murtazaliev champion, and this match turned out to be a Tim disaster.

Spencer’s trust

The 24 -year -old American, Spencer, did not look worried about attempts to intimidate him. He created his guard to show that he is ready to fight.

The event starts at 21:00 ET/18 PM Ring walks are around 11:30 ET/20: 30

Weighing the results

– Tim Tziu 154 vs. Joey Spencer 153.75

“It’s called” The Soul Cheak “and he took his soul,” said Joey Spencer to mediaSpeaking of Monicker Tim, the thesis before he was knocked out in three rounds by the master of medium weight IBF Bakhram Murtazaliev on October 19.

Tsiza cannot afford to lose this fight because he enters a match with Spencer with a lost series. Of course, the American Spencer was chosen for some reason by Tsyza’s team because they clearly consider him a beating.

They could choose high in the 154-pound pretender ranking, such as Serhia Bohachuk, Israil Madrimov, Charles Conwell or Yoenis Tellez. You can find out why Team Tsyzu chose Spencer as one of these guys. That is why it is vital that Tim win this fight, because if he cannot defeat a little professional warrior, such as Spencer, who was probably well overtaken by his team and considered a lack of threat, a career.

“It’s not just what he does. It’s also about what I am too.

“We will both have to answer.

All weights

• Tim Tsyzyu: 69.86 kg (154.98 pounds) vs Joey Spencer: 69.74 kg (153.94 pounds)
• Brandon games: 108.76 kg (239.85 pounds) vs Liam Talivaa: 103.90 kg (229.53 pounds)
• ENDY SAAVEDRA: 72.44 kg (159.99 pounds) vs Mikkel Nielsen: 72.30 kg (159.83 pounds)
• Koen Mazoudier: 69.76 kg (153.92 pounds) vs Dan Hill: 69.60 kg (153.43 pounds)
• Callum Peters: 77.26 kg (170.43 pounds) vs Will Lenehan: 77.48 kg (170.83 pounds)
• Brent Walton: 66.14 kg (145.29 pounds) vs Isaias Sette: 66.66 kg (146.54 pounds)
• Andrei Michhailovich: 72.36 kg (159.90 pounds) vs Blake Wells: 72.32 kg (159.83 pounds)
• Cody Beekin: 72.46 kg (159.99 pounds) vs Ryan Daye: 72.04 kg (158.89 pounds)
• Cooper O’Connell: 63.26 kg (139.84 pounds) vs Ben Amos: 63.28 kg (139.88 pounds)