IBF USBA Hefty Master Brandon ‘OJ BAM’ Moore (19-1 (10) easily defeated Deandre “Massive” Savage (10-1-1) a 10-round unanimous decision on Friday evening at Fox Theater, Detroit, Michigan.

In the first three rounds, the higher (3 “) Moore used effective stab, taking all rounds. Savage, with 10 knockouts, never passed three rounds. In the fourth round Moore from time to time was the right to the wild chin, which he took them well.

In the seventh round Savage finally began to land left hooks. Twenty seconds remained, Moore landed on the chin of Dzikus for 8-hlagunki from judge Ansel Stewart.

In the ninth round it was all Moore, looking for a break. In the tenth and final round, Moore still ruled out Savage, using mostly JAB, except for a solid landing on the chin, remaining a minute. Over the past two rounds, Savage had a tape hanging on the right glove, which the judge never noticed.

The results were 100-89, 10.0-89 and 99-90.

During the Co-Main event, Olivia Curry (7-2-2 (2) ended the 10-round majority with the former Australian champion Kaye Scott (4-1-1) in the case of empty WBC and WBA titles, Scott got a voice and looked advantageous.

In the first round, Scott had 100 amateur fights (47-26, according to BoxRec), curry. In the second round, Scott controlled until the last minute, when Curry landed well on his body. At the middle of the third round, the left eyebrow of Curry was cut out of the head clash, but judge Ben Rodriguez called this hit.

In the fourth seventh round it was close when both had their moments in the fight against the action. In the eighth round, Scott took the first half, and Curry took the remaining round.

In the ninth round, Curry suffered a nodule on her forehead. It was another round of action. In the tenth and final round, Scott drew blood from the nose of curry, who fought in the next round of the action.

The results are 98-92 Scott, 95-95 and 95-95.

SUPER MINECTIVE IMPLE DEVELLE “CADILAC” SMITH (14-0 (9) was detained by Janer Gonzalez (24-9-1 (20) at 2:59 second round of the planned eight rounds.

In the first round Smith from the Kronk gym had a good round against Gonzalez, who rose to the weight. In the last minute of the second round, Smith dropped Gonzalez with his right chin so that the count from judge Ansel Stewart, barely defeating the count. In the last seconds, Smith dropped Gonzalez again, who counted on his knee.

Hefty Southpaw Sardius Simmons (4-0 (2) defeated the slow Sub Twardy Lemir “Bang” ISOM-Riley (5-7 (3) according to a six-story unanimous decision.

In the first two rounds, Simmons won ISOM-Riley, who hit well. In the last minute of the fourth round Simmons landed half a dozen stamps unanswered. In the last seconds, ISOM-Riley turned around when Simmons went back in the corner at the bell.

In the middle of the fifth round, Simmons shook ISOM-Riley with an advantage left on the chin. ISOM-Riley seems to come back again and again, although losing all five rounds. In the sixth and final round, ISOM-Riley had his best round, probably winning her in the near round.

The results were 58-56, 58-56 and 59-55. Ben Rodriguez was a judge.

Lightweight ponderous Kahmel performed (4-0 (3) defeated Christian Juresica (2-2) according to the decision about six-currents.