Chris Eubank, Jr. He defeated Conor “The Destroyer” Benn during 12 close rounds, winning a unanimous decision, and all judges shot it the same on Saturday evening in their pretender to medium weight at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium in London.

Eubank, Jr., 35-3 (25 Benn, 23-1 (14) developed in the main event, winning a 12-killer decision.

Initially, Eubank was a favorite and your favorite fans are Benn. At the beginning of the second round, in the clinch, Eubank hit Benn’s head behind his head. Both received a warning by judge Victor Loughlin. In the third round, after a minute, Benn Kolasł Eubank with the right chin, making him grab Benna in the clinic. In the middle of the round they fell on the canvas.

In the middle of the fourth round, Eubank swayed Benn with the right upper quay on the chin. In the fifth round, Eubank pushed Benna to the canvas. Benn used effective stab, while Eubank used both hands to provide body and head blows. In the last seconds of the sixth round, Eubank was warned for hitting Benn’s head – in another close. Benn seemed to take the first three rounds, and Eubank another three rounds halfway.

In the eighth round, Eubank continued his soiled tactics while Benn fought in a close fight. In the ninth round, Eubank suffered a diminutive cut on his left cheekbone, suffered on one on the right in battle. In the ninth round, Eubank is mostly sliding in blows against younger Benn, but the same blows landed.

In the last minute of the tenth round, Eubank suffered a diminutive cut on the corner of the right eye. In the eleventh round, Eubank is still checking the time when Benna acquires.

In the twelfth and last round, Eubank came out like a warrior in need of a knockout, he was full of Bennem. They gave fans their money in this. Could it be a draw?

Results 116-112 of all three judges.

The average weight of Liam “Beefy” Smith, 33-5-1 (20) lost to Aaron “Silencer” Mckenna, 20-0 (10), according to a 12-round unanimous decision.

In the twelfth and last round, because of the clash of the head, Smith was cut to the left eye. McKenna dropped Smith on 8-cruine from judge John Latham.

Results 119-108, 118-108 and 117-109.

In the coefficient at the third meeting, everyone wins one delicate bulky weight, Anthony Yarde, 27-3 (24), defeated the former Ibo Lyndon champion “Król” Arthur, 24-3 (16), 12-round unanimous decision with the WBA intercontinental title.

In the first six rounds, Yarde mostly had Artur against the lines. In the ninth round Yarde had Artur against the lines. In the tenth round it lasted that Arthur landed on the chin chin in the last thirty seconds.

In the last minute of the eleventh round, Yarde had Arthur almost defenseless in the bell. In the twelfth and last round, after touching the gloves, they fought in the middle of the ring for about twenty seconds before Yarde pushed Arthur to the ropes.

Judge Steve Gray. Results 115-113, 116-112 twice.

BBBOFC British Cruiser Wweight Viddal Riley, 13-0 (7), defeated Chevon “C4” Clarke, 10-2 (7), 12-round unanimous decision.

In the second fourth round Riley had an advantage. In the fifth round, Clarke came back well. In the eighth round, Clarke was cut to the left eye due to a collision of heads.

From nine to the twelfth work of the legs, Riley kept him a step before Clarke.

Results 115-113, 116-112 and 117-111. Lee everyone was a judge.

Former Master WBO Cruiser in weight, Chris Billam-Smith, 21-2 (13) defeated Brandon “Bulletproof” GLANTON, 20-3 (17), #199.5, from Atlanta, Ga, winning a pair of knocking down according to a 12-round unanimous decision.

In the first two rounds Billam-Smith was an aggressor, sometimes pushing glanton to the ropes. In the third round Glanton brought the rights to Billam-Smith chin, taking the round.

In the sixth round, the right hook from Billam-Smith dropped Glanton on 8-fish from judge Marek Bates. Glanton claimed that he slipped. In the seventh round, Glanton is falling again, claiming that he slipped. In the tenth round Glanton appeared forward, but he looked exhausted when Billam-Smith returned to take a round in the fight against the crowd. Glanton needs a knockout to win.

In the eleventh and twelfth round, Billam-Smith had an advantage in a close and invigorating fight. At the end, Billam-Smith’s cut around his left eye flowed down his face.

The results were twice 115-113, 116-112. Mark Bates was a judge.

An announcer Ring, Michael Buffer, for the main event.

I swear to God, if you ever want society to fall in real time, just go to the stadium in Great Britain.

Last night at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium? Pure human zoo. You might think that you went to a vast boxing party, but do not-welcome the biggest freakshow in Great Britain: Got Goramed Up, you think you are Tony Montana in a stone island jacket worth 900 pounds, your mother bought you in clarna payments.

First of all, can someone explain why British chicks dress like a fraudulent prostitutes from a low -budget Netflix document every time a boxing night is held? As seriously – a false tan, false eyelashes, false designer bags and dresses so tight that you can practically see what they had at lunch. A tip around a puddle of piss and vomiting on heels apparently cannot enter. Is this a national tradition? “Oi Becky, we’re in boxing, don’t forget about a slut costume!”

Secondly, literally nothing to see. I was about 40 meters from the ring, and I got my trouble, it is the perfect view of the back of your head waving a trivery, as if he were in Glastonbury. I didn’t see the impact. I couldn’t even say which blob was Eubank and which was Benn. There might as well be two mannequins fighting at the other end of the parking lot. Seriously, Dazn on a cracked iPad would be clearer.

And the guys? Oh God, guys. Each second was a Kieran or Callum, behaving as if he were a veteran of the scene from Green Street Hooligans, pushing his chest, nose dripping from coke, looking for an excuse to suppress someone over a spilled mug. Absolutely puree, jumping like toys, trying to start fighting containers, stewards, each other, call it. Each second word was “Bro” or “Bruv”, each third word was a slothful threat that nobody was sober enough to go back. A real group of masters. Absolute weapon.

And then the girls again, I’m sorry, but the girls … Christ. I saw better-dressed crowds except for 3-Z-1 kebab stores at 4 am, I don’t know who told them how rejected accessories to the Love Island was a good idea for a boxing party, but here we are-the foolish melting under the stadium’s lights, mascara, shoes in hand at 22:00, unable to barefoot on sticky (urine and vomit). on your own reflection.

To be straightforward, the atmosphere was as if you took football hooligans, handed them a economical coke worth 200 pounds and I told them that they were the main event. At some point, I think that full -scale riots almost began near the Balmy Dogs stand and to be straightforward, it would be more fun than actual fights … which I didn’t see again. Zero. Will Only a few wasted heads deep into the giant blurred screens and pretending to know what the hell is.

Stadium fights must end. Stadium fights are nonsense. You pay hundreds for nothing, surrounded by drunken, chanted clowns of cosplaying as hooligans from the 90s, and you go out with a headache, colored with a pair of trainers and a stern need to reconsider your life choices.

Next time? I stop at home with a chips bag, six pack and 4K TV.

No puddle, without defeated Kevins screaming “Smack” im, Bruv “, without regret. Only fight. Imagine it.

Rolando “Rolly” Romero says that he will break Ryan Garcia, leaving him in “flat “ Give this Friday to Fatal Fury Card at Times Square, Modern York. Romero (16-2, 13 KO) is not sure what strategy will take in the fight against Ryan (24-1, 20 KO).

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Romero strategy analysis

He says he can quit “40 million blows“Or in boxing like a two -time Olympic gold medalist Guillermo Rigondeaux. Father Rolly is a Cuban. This approach can work for Rolando, because he used to beat Ryan during their sparring session in the past.

If Rolly boxes Garcia, he will play his hands because he is doing well against fighters who are trying to box him. We saw what he did to Devin Haney in April last year, when he tried a tactical approach to fighting him.

Garcia vs. Romero header of the Friday card, live in Dazn Pay-Per-view. PPV price from the event on May 2 is USD 59.99. However, fans can get a discount if they buy a knockout weekend package, which covers May 3 Canelo Alvarez vs. William Scull for USD 90.

It would be very nervous if Rolly defeated Kingry because many people don’t give him a huge chance. However, the power of Romero’s impact gives him a good chance of winning if he can aim at Ryan’s body. This is his weakness, as Gervont Davis revealed.

“They may have a rematch. I don’t care. They can have a rematch after eliminating. Fight Hub tvSpeaking of Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney, they can still fight rematch in October after he defeats Kingry this Friday in Modern York. “I just don’t care,” Rolly said when the interviewer said he would like him to fight Haney after Ryan.

Garcia and Haney probably reclect, even if Ryan loses with Rolando in his headliner. Both should win their fights at Fatal Fury Card on Friday, so that the Garcia-Haney rematch takes place in October. Turks Alalshikh can be too arduous to resist matching this fight, because it would still be greater than anything else in 147 or 140.

“Flatline” Rolly

“Ryan Garcia FlatLined on canvas. That’s all – Romero said about how he sees his fight with Ryan. “It’s just sleeping. Good night. Pay attention to every interaction that I and Ryan had, especially in the last few years. This will change all your perspective on everything.”

Rolly retains his secrets about his interactions with Garcia. This is understandable because he does not intend to in advance.

“It depends on how I feel that day. Maybe I could come to him all the time and throw 40 million blows. Maybe sideways like Rigondeaux or something like that,” said Romero asked how he would fight Garcia. “I won’t tell you a mental advantage. I only know that I was whipping his ** [in sparring]. It’s a sparring. It doesn’t matter.

“I am not dehydrated. I do not kill myself to create a weight class in which I should not be,” said Rolly about the difference between the fight with Ryan at the age of 147 and his fight against Gervont Davis at the age of 135. “This is where the kilometers above anything else are.”