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Boxing results: Bloody Loss Jacek Rafferta and Mark Chamberlain

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1 year ago

August 23, 2025

Image: Boxing Results: Jack Rafferty and Mark Chamberlain's Bloody Draw

The community of lightweight of lightweight lightweight is a welterweight, Jack Rafferty (26-0-1, 17 KO), fought with a 12-round majority of draws with the former WBC champion Silver Marek Chamberlain (17-1, 12 Kos), and Chamberlain received one of the votes on Saturday evening at Planet Ice, Altincham.

(Credit: Queensberry/Leigh Dawney)

In the first round, from a minute, Southpaw Chamberlain landed left on the raffer chin, turning it over a step. In the middle of the second round, the rafffera was swayed by Chamberlain with the right chin. In the third round on the right with a raffery inside the left eyebrow, Chamberlain opened a cut.

In the fourth round Rafferta opened the second cut of the right eyebrow of Chamberlain. In the fifth round, the rafferta drew blood from Chamberlain’s nose, making the next round. In the sixth round Chamberlain won rafferts, but not with the same power.

In the seventh round Rafferta goes to the body of Chamberlain. In the ninth, the action lasted, because the raffer could stop Chamberlain only on the cuts. In the tenth round of Chamberlain landed a few left on the chin of the raffer, taking the round.

In the eleventh round they both had moments, with the face of the Blood Balanian Chamberlain, but still holding their own in the ponta. In the twelfth and final round, in the last minute, Chamberlain swayed the raffer with left on the chin, while the Rafferty returned favor in the last seconds with the right chin, ending with great swelling under the eyes.

The results are 115-114 Chamberlain, 114-114 and 114-114.

Howard Foster was a judge.

ZAK Miller (17-1, 3 KO) Master of the Community of Nations Pen defeated the former European Champion Leon Woodstock Jr. (16-5, 7 KO) a 12-round unanimous decision in a bloody action.

In the first round, the start of the head caused the right eyebrow from Woodstock. Woodstock landed on the chin of Miller in the middle of the close round won by Woodstock. In the last seconds of the third round Miller landed to the right, opening the cut on the right eyebrow from Woodstock.

In the fourth and fifth round they both had their moments, landing in the mountains with Miller on top, although suffering swelling under the right eye. In the seventh round it was close, going back and back, and Miller kept a compact edge.

In the eighth round, Miller used the right mountains when Woodstock continued to appear. In the ninth Woodstock he had a good round, while Miller, who pushed a lot, suffered the right eyebrow. In the eleventh round, Judge Latham finally warned Miller against pressure. Woodstock suffered a cut on his left eyebrow with one next to him. In the twelfth and final round, Miller finally moved forward and approached the bloody fight, both with nose blocks to conquer.

The results are 117-111, 117-112 and 117-112.

John Latham was a judge.

The International WBA Master Super Flyweight Jack “El Terrier” Turner (12-0, 11 KO) detained the Latin Master Nicolas “Demonio” Muguruza (11-1, 6 KO) at 1:30 6 rounds 10.

In the first 4 rounds, Turner worked out a demanding muuguruza, which bleeds from his nose and lips on his trunks. In the sixth round, after a minute, the left hook from Turner on the chin dropped Muguruza on 8-hlagunki from judge Michael Alexander. A few seconds later, Turner dropped Muguruza on another 8-story when Judge Alexander waved a bloody muugurus. At the end, Turner had bruises under both eyes.

Super Featheweight Southpaw Nelson “The Sexy One” Birchall (9-0, 6 Kos) stopped Southpaw Federico “El Zurdo” Pedraza (14-5-1, 2 Kos) at 2:19 of the first round 8.

In the first round Birchall landed left to his body, dropping Pedraza, who took the count from judge Marek Lyson.

Henry “The Showman” Turner (15-1, 7 KO) stopped Ivan Blazevic (8-2, 3 KO) at 0:54 of the third round planned 8.

Darren Sarginson was a judge.

The lightweight Steven “The Irish Teiver” Cairns (12-0, 8 KO) knocked out Southpaw Kirk Stevens (7-5-1) at 1:40 Fifth of 8.

Mark Lyson was a judge.

The bronze Olympic medalist Southpaw Southpaw Southpaw Lewis Richardson (2-0) defeated the Artjs by Spatar (5-17-1, 1 KO) by a six-speed decision.

In the first three rounds, Richardson mostly controlled his stab. In the fourth and fifth round, Richardson dominated his landing attack. In the sixth and final round Richardson drew blood from the mouth of Spatar, throwing cut off.

Judge Mark Lyson shot him 60-54.

The average weight of Jack Power (6-0, 1 KO) easily beat Dmitri “Dima” Protkunas (8-23-1, 1 KO) according to the decision about six-edge points.

In the first 3 rounds, higher power used effective stab, keeping a protekton in defense. In the fifth round, Protkunas began to return the blows, although they are still losing the next round. In the sixth and final round of Power, looking for space, he could not postpone his opponent.

Judge Darren Sarginson shot him 60-54.

2024 Bronze Olympic medalist Feather Libra Charlie Senior (2-0) defeated Darwing Martinez (8-35-2, 6 KO) by a decision of six times.

In the first 3 rounds, the senior had his way when Martinez fought as well as he was able to lose all the rounds. In the sixth and final round, in the last seconds, the older shook Martinez with his left hook on the chin, fastening his knees.

Judge Darren Sarginson shot him 60-54.

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Last updated 23.08.2025

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Davies vs Collins & Heaney vs Warburton II Results: Full Fight Recap

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9 hours ago

September 26, 2026

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"Davies vs Collins & Heaney vs Warburton II Results: Full Fight Recap"

World Boxing News provides results and updates as Liam Davies faces Nathaniel Collins in the main event at bp pulse LIVE in Birmingham.

Davies and Collins collide over 12 rounds for the EBU European featherweight title at the top of the Queensberry Promotions card.

Luke McCormack faces Kay Prospere for the vacant British super lightweight title, while Bradley Goldsmith takes on Amir Abubaker for the IBF International middleweight title.

WBN provides results and updates from every bout as they happen.

Results

All times are local BST.

23:11

Gerome Warburton defeated Nathan Heaney for the second time running as the middleweight put an exclamation mark on his first victory.

Heaney walks away from the sport having been an entertainer through a long carer, without reaching the heights of a world title.

22:04

Liam Davies improved to 19-1 after Nathaniel Collins retired at the end of the seventh round due to a cut over his right eye. Collins had also been dropped in the opening round as Davies successfully defended the European featherweight title.

21:22

Bradley Goldsmith improved to 17-1 with a seventh-round stoppage of Amir Abubaker to retain his IBF International middleweight title. Abubaker went down in the fourth and three times in the seventh before the finish at 2:42.

20:10

Lewis Richardson improved to 3-0 with a shutout six-round points victory over Ivan Trofimovich, earning a 60-54 decision.

19:56

Luke McCormack moved to 6-0 and claimed the vacant British super lightweight title with a tenth-round knockout of Kay Prospere, who was counted out after a right uppercut at 1:28.

18:55

Michael Hussain moved to 5-0 with a four-round points victory over Nabil Ahmed, earning a 39-38 decision.

18:11

Nelson Birchall moved to 12-0 with a third-round stoppage of Lewis Morris, who went down before the finish came at 1:12. Lasha Guruli also remained unbeaten at 5-0 after edging Hughie Wilson 77-75 over eight rounds.

17:22

Early action saw John Tom Varey and Reese Lynch claim four-round victories to move to 3-0 and 5-0 respectively.

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Janibek Alimkhanuly Shifts Perspective on Hamzah Sheeraz: A New Dynamic in Boxing

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12 hours ago

September 26, 2026

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"Janibek Alimkhanuly Shifts Perspective on Hamzah Sheeraz: A New Dynamic in Boxing"

Janibek Alimkhanuly spent months trying to get Hamzah Sheeraz into the ring. Now that Sheeraz has vacated his WBO super middleweight title, Janibek is asking fans to stop saying the former champion ran from him. That is generous. It also leaves Janibek with less to say about a fight he wanted badly.

He’s not afraid of me. He didn’t run from me. He made his decision based on his own plans. He has his own goals! He’s my brother, and I ask everyone to stop saying he ran from me. He’s a great fighter, and I have nothing but respect for him! @sheeraz_hamzah 🫂 pic.twitter.com/uxZlegqSmH

— Janibek Alimkhanuly (@qazaqstyle) September 26, 2026

Janibek’s tone has changed since the purse bid. He was eager to fight, said money was not his priority, and publicly pushed Sheeraz to accept. Queensberry then bid $1,001,809 to stage the ordered defense, beating Top Rank’s $820,000 offer. Sheeraz’s 75 percent share would have been roughly $751,000. Days later, he gave up the belt.

That sequence deserves a closer look. Queensberry put a serious number on the fight, so the bid itself cannot be dismissed as proof that nobody valued it. But winning the right to promote a title defense means little to fans when the champion vacates before it happens.

Sheeraz has objected to Janibek receiving a mandatory shot after his failed drug test. He is entitled to explain that position. Fans are equally entitled to ask why the issue reached a purse bid before he surrendered the title. Janibek’s post supplies no answer.

Perhaps Janibek sees no benefit in branding Sheeraz a coward. Doing so would also make the opponent he chased sound less valuable. Calling Sheeraz a great fighter preserves the idea that this was an important contest, even after the belt and the fight slipped away.

The respect between them may be sincere. Janibek still gets no Sheeraz fight, and Sheeraz no longer has to defend his title against Janibek. A friendly photo does not change either result.

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Virginia Confirms Decision to Erase Prichard Colón Loss from Records

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12 hours ago

September 26, 2026

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Virginia Confirms Decision to Erase Prichard Colón Loss from Records

Virginia has given World Boxing News its final answer on whether Prichard Colón’s last professional defeat can still be challenged, bringing an end to WBN’s long fight to have the result annulled and removed from his record.

WBN has pursued the possibility of changing the controversial disqualification defeat to Terrel Williams, with those efforts continuing following Colón’s death at age 33.

Virginia’s Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation previously explained that a decision can only be overturned if there is proven collusion, a scorecard error, or a regulatory violation that affected the result.

WBN pressed Eric Beidel, Communications & Digital Media Manager for the Department of Professional & Occupational Regulation, on whether any avenue remained to challenge the decision.

“And on that final question … as mentioned before, a decision can only be overturned if there is proven collusion, a scorecard error, or a regulatory violation that affected the results,” Beidel graciously responded after providing WBN with transparent answers throughout the investigation.

“In addition, a complaint about a regulatory violation must be filed within three years of the alleged violation.”

The Colón-Williams fight took place on October 17, 2015, meaning that deadline expired years ago.

Virginia Closes Appeal Route

Virginia’s response also addressed whether the result could instead be challenged through an appeal.

“The Administrative Process Act (APA) does create appeal rights to case decisions, but because DPOR never received a complaint in this instance, there was no case or decision that could be appealed under the APA.”

The deadline for filing a complaint about a regulatory violation has expired, while the absence of an original complaint means there is no case decision available to appeal under the APA.

For WBN, Virginia’s response ends a long fight to have the defeat annulled and removed from Colón’s professional record.

WBN’s Fight for Prichard Colón

It is no secret that WBN and Prichard were close before the most tragic night of his career ended all contact and left us on the outside for the years leading up to his death.

That never stopped WBN from reporting on Prichard, campaigning for change and hoping lessons from what happened to him could help prevent another fighter and family from enduring the same tragedy.

Virginia’s final response may end WBN’s attempts to have the result changed, but it does not end our commitment to Prichard.

Prichard Colón will not be forgotten.

WBN will continue to keep his name alive whenever and wherever possible with the WBN Boxer Pageand push to ensure his fight for life and everything that happened in its aftermath are never allowed to simply disappear from boxing’s memory.

This investigation ends here, but Prichard’s story does not.

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