Nick Ball’s relentless pressure was simply too high for tough, i.e. Doheny, and the ball retained the title of WBA Feather Libra when the corner of Doheny stopped the fight after 10 rounds in Liverpool, England.

Ball (22-0-1, 13 KO) treated Dokena with true respect in the first half of the fight, which should not be a surprise, because while Doheny passed his first years at the age of 38, Southpaw veteran is still a cage, a unsafe fight with good power and a nice time, especially early.

But Doheny (26-6, 20 KO) disappeared, and Ball began to bring normal heat, with which Irish fat simply could not cope with the rounds. The 10th round was really just fighting football, which was incredibly tough and remained on his feet and so on, but the corner gave him the round, and then blessed enough, which was a very reasonable call on their part, there was simply no way to return to this fig.

This may be the end of the line, or at least nearby, for Dohen, who now lost two straight from Nayy Inoue and Ball, and there would be no shame in the formal owner of 122 LB titles who are out of losses to argue to argue the best fight and a bandwidth and an indominked man. He hit his claim as the highest featherweight in today’s boxing world.

As for the ball, it moves with the WBA belt and I hope that we will see him after unification or another great fight by the end of the year, and is a potential best option if Nayya Inoue goes up again in 2026, fight.

Card results

Super Flyweight Prospect and Liverpool Local Favorive Jack Turner He threw himself next to the veteran Ryan FarragWinning the victory in the second round of TKO to improve to 11-0 (10 KO). It is hard to know if Turner, 23 years elderly, really still has goods at higher levels, but the kid is enthusiastically violent and comes to fight, and Farrag (23-6, 6 KO) is not a joke or anything; At the age of 37, your best days passed, clear, but it was about time and it was only the second time when the leg stopped.

Andrew Cain He maintained the titles Bantamweight British and Commonwealth Bantameight with a divided decision, winning Charlie EdwardsIn a fight, which was really terrible to watch, with Edwards (20-2, 7 KO) does everything that he could fully avoid any physical interaction with Cain (14-1, 12 KO)-and well, he succeeded.

Two judges won him for Cain at levels 115-114 and 116-112, and the third had Edwards, 115-113. Bad Left Hook gave up the fight around the eighth round, because it was not a fight that is worth paying so much attention, honestly.

From KOMPUX analysis and statistics:

Both veterans missed 75% of their blows. No warrior landed more than 9 blows in the round. Only in one round (twelve) were separated by over 4 discharged blows.

I think that Is It is simple to understand how the judges perceived it so close, because Kain was not very good either.

Look, these official brand accounts will lie to your face about the fight, which is good – do you remember when the show sports account is bogus Easter vs Barthelemy was not a parody? – But not this time. Let’s never talk about this fight again, unless he is to moan because of seeing the next fight of Charlie Edwards.

Lightweight Cuban Jadier Herrera improved to 17-0 (15 KO) with the seventh round stop Jose Macias (21-4-2, 8 KO), but it was a performance that can draw mixed reviews. Herrera apparently overtook the macias, not only in the strength of fire, but also skills, but ate many pristine shots at an early stage, and the game Macias tried there with a confined set of skills.

It wasn’t really the danger of losing herera, but you only had to listen to coach Joe McNally in his corner to understand the frustration of Herrera’s performance. He did the work absolutely, but if in the near future you have a global level, there are many holes. It may be someone who is worth spending time, but then it becomes a matter of whether he Really It improves the fighting of excessively matched enemies and whether he really understands what is missing when every fight is simple for him. This is a really hard place for every coach or management team.

Ionut Baluta Won the divided decision Brad BeachImprovement of a quite powerful Rumuńczyk record against British and Irish opponents in his career, although he was a bit of a surprise. Strand won one card, 97-93, and the Baluta took the other two, 96-94 and 98-91, and this is the card 98-91, which is the strangest.

I think you can argue to the beach 7-3 and maybe you can argue the 6-4 balut Really Ruckled forward. But personally I had a 96-93 beach and I thought he won the fight quite solidly and that the baluta had escaped a little here. The ball now has 17-5-1 (3 KO), and the beach drops to 12-2 (4 KO).