The Vice President of the highest rank Carl Moretti revealed after today’s fight that the answer was found after the Commission ruled that the super feather WBO WBO Emanuel Navarrete champion was caused by the clash of heads from Charly Suarez. Moretti said: “Rematch for the future.” Suarez will get a rematch, now it does not change the fact that the blown phone has stopped him from winning tonight. The judges won it 78-75, 77-76 and 77-76.

Refusal

He should have won through TKO from the eighth round and would be the novel WBO Super Feather Wweight champion. The difference in remuneration that Suarez would get into the rematch as a master, not a pretender, would be significant.

If the right call to the cause of cutting, the ruling that it came from the impact, Suarez would win the fight through TKO from the eighth round. The initial ruling of the butt causing the cut led to the controversial result when he came to the winning results and victory of Navarrete and eight round technical decisions.

This is good news for Suarez (18-1, 10 KO) because he lost the fight on Saturday evening according to a technical decision from the eighth round because of the cut, causing the ring doctor stopping the competition. He went to results cards and the judges gave him Navarrete. He didn’t seem to win, but they saw him as a winner.

Fans in social media are mostly called robbery, saying that Suarez should have won by knockout from the eighth round. They ask why the connection was not made on the cause of cutting, taking into account that an immediate replay was used, and the video from each angle showed the landing of the impact on this side of the Navarrete head, in which the cut took place.

Decrease in navarrete

Emanuel Navarrete looked earnest with deterioration today from his first years in 2018-2023. The combination of eating luxurious dishes outside the ring, a punishment that he survived in battles, and cutting the weight begins to bounce back to a 30-year-old. Although Navarrete is still juvenile, his body shows signs of premature physical fall. This happens to many warriors.

Repetition found after the decision of the Commission. ⁦@Trboxing. Reserved rematch to come. pic.twitter.com/ps6efbfq24

– Carl Moretti (@arlarmretti) May 11, 2025

By: Sean Crose

Emanuel Navarrete placed his world title WBO World Junior on the line on Saturday evening, when he faced Charly Suarez in San Diego. The Wás fight planned the Twelve Championship and was the main event of the ESPN/Top Rank card. 39-2-1 Navarrete, who had a real problem with weight, began the fight, trying to surpass the aggression of 18-0 Suarez. The defending master began to sand Suarez later in the opening chapter. An accidental hit in the back of the Navarrete head in the second round caused the action to stop. After resuming the round, two warriors went to rinse.

The fighters continued to trade the skin in the third. Suarez was brave and played, but the advantage of Navarrete’s strength seemed to be a given advantage. The fourth was very thrilling. Suarez nailed the master, but Navarrete wounded Suarez immediately later. Indeed, it seemed that Suarez was in trouble … But the man survived. Once again, two warriors exchanged the skin to the sound of the bell. Until the fifth it was clear that Navarrete had a live wire on his arms, because Suarez could beat, but continue. Possible left hook Suarez gave Navarrete a huge cut in the sixth. Suarez, without the intended game of words, immediately went to the blood. The master survived the round, but the cut apparently worried him.

The pace slowed down a bit in the seventh (how could it not?), But the fighters continued the war for abrasion. Despite this, the fight was completely and officially stopped at an early stage of the round because of a nasty wound on Navarrete’s head, which meant that the match had to go to the referee’s cards. Because after the commission looked at the material, it was decided that there was no way to definitely rule that the cut came from a blow. With this in mind, it looked as if the master could be able to hold the belt.

Indeed, the judges ended up in favor of Navarrete. “This is the spirit of a warrior,” said Navarrete in an interview after the fight. “I felt good, I felt mighty, I felt complete.” After recognizing Suarez as a very grave challenge, Navarrete said that he would spend some time and decide what division of weight he wants to fight now in starting. Suarez himself said he thought that the cut was from a blow. Then he began, understandable, he would declare that he would like the rematch. Although, of course, he was nervous about how things worked, Suarez still wore as an athlete; Something that youthful fighters should pay attention.

Emanuel Navarrete has retained his lightweight title WBO Junior with winning a technical technical decision from the eighth round over Charly Suarez in the Pechanga Arena in San Diego.

The fight was stopped for 1 second round 8, and Navarrete was not able to continue after cutting the left eye from a random collision of the head. The fight hit the results cards, and all three judges gave Navarrete Edge: 76-75, 77-76 and 77-76.

Navarrete dominated the early rounds with his usual performance, standing Suarez in four of the first five rounds. In the first, Navarrete landed straight, which pulled blood out of his nose Suarez. After that it was a fight there and back, and Navarrete lands his combinations and a trademark, and Suarez tried to reduce the distance to land with his left hand.

But accidental head clash at the beginning of round 6 opened a enormous cut on the left eye of Navarrete. It seemed that the cut came from a blow, but Jack Reiss, a former judge who is currently working as a commissioner with the California sports commission, reviewed the action and remained in a call in the ring.

“I felt good. I felt mighty. I felt completely completely,” said Navarrete, who needed extra time to take weight on Friday, after the fight. “Unfortunately, what happened to the head, of course [the fight] It ended so. But during the fight I felt good. “

Navarrete seemed to have a problem with vision from his left eye for the rest of the round, with the blood flowing through his face. Suarez used, landing a few right hand, which Navarrete did not seem to see. Corner Navarrete did a good job with a cut, but before the start of round 8 judge Edward Collantes laid an end to the Council of the Ring.

“From the first moment I knew it was a head title,” said Navarrete. “He completely divided my eyebrows and from the first moment I noticed that it was the title of the head.”

Navarrete (40-2-1, 32 KO) won the titles in the weight of Munior Feather, Feather Wweight and Featherlight Junior. He won the 130-Funt WBO belt with the ninth round of TKO over Liam Wilson in February 2023. Navarrete defended the belt before he moved to a lightweight one, where he lost his divided decision for Denys Berinchyk for the WBO belt. Navarrete returned to Junior Lightweight and undressed Oscar Valdez in December Ko in the sixth round. The fight was a rematch of the unanimous Navarrete decision with Valdez in August 2013.

Because Navarrete’s problems have weight, there is a chance that he can return to the lightweight division for the next fight.

“First, we will recover the cut we have in the eyebrows,” said Navarrete. “We just need to adapt a few things, but of course we will first take things calmly, make a decision and see if we want to stay at the age of 130 or try again in 135 pounds.”

Suarez (18-1, 10 KO), which represented the Philippines in the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio, became a professional at the age of 30. He won this title-his first professional career-keeping Jorge Castaned in three rounds in September.

In the Co-Main event Raymond Muratalla (23-0, 17 KO) he defeated Russian Zaur Abdullaev (20-2, 12 KO) to win a free lightweight IBF title according to the results 118-110, 119-109 and 119-109.

Muratalla was very vigorous, landing in double numbers in 10 out of 12 rounds. He kept Abdullaeva with powers from 82 to 36 – 25 to 10 to the body.

“It’s great to have it at the end [belt] Around my waist, “Muratalla said after the fight.”[Abdullaev] He was a demanding warrior. He came to fight. We knew about it. I just used my skills, I just separated it and beat him in every round. “

Vasiliy Lomachenko, the owner of IBF titles, is recovering after a back injury and has until October to decide if he wants to continue boxing and keep the belt. Muratalla was satisfied with the challenge and said that this was the only thing he is now focusing as a mandatory claimant.

“Of course,” Muratalla said about the possibility of facing Lomachenko. “I am obligatory to him, so we can’t wait for that. It will be an honor to fight him to have his name in my CV and I can’t wait.”