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Boxing results: Deonte Brown overcomes Dennis Contreras

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The lithe DEONTE “Lay Em Down” Brown easily beat Contreras Dennis “Martillo” through an eight -plane unanimous decision on Friday evening at the Red Owl boxerie arena in Houston, Texas.

Returning after almost three years, Southpaw Brown, 16-0 (11) defeated Contreras, 24-18-1 (22) according to an eight-handed decision.

In the first two rounds, Brown used a good stab as Contreras, with high hands, he did little in return. In the third round, Contreras enter forward, entering the blows of much faster brown hands. In the fourth round, the right hook from Brown knocked on the canvas in the last seconds, but judge Joe Rodriguez called this slip.

In the seventh round of Contreras, in the corner, wave browning, and when he enters, he will land on the chin Contreras, which cannot cope with the speed of bronze hand. In the last seconds, Contreras finally sets a few rights.

In the eighth and final round it was brown until the last half minute, when Contreras landed a left hook, turning the lips of brown.

The results are 80-72, 80-72 and 80-72.

In the co-main party lithe Javier Martinez, Jr. 7-2 (4) he lost the disputed six-circular decision Wayne “Pretty Boy Bam Bam” Lawrence, 8-1 (4).

In the first round Martinez, returning after almost three years, was in the close round of Lawrence. Both with identical records came to fight. In the second round it was all Martinez, although Judge James Green warned them twice to keep them.

In the third round Martinez never stopped throwing blows, mainly overhand, when Lawrence tied him throughout the round.

In the fourth round Martinez was warned twice the head in the clinch. Another round for Martinez. Lawrence had little more than a stab. In the fifth round, Lawrence was still stabbing and grabbed Martinez without warning, but Martinez worked him. In the sixth and final round, Judge Green finally warns Lawrence against a continuous farm. Martinez won the next round with non-stop.

The results amounted to 59-55 for Lawrence, 58-56 for Martinez and 58-56 for Lawrence. 60-54 kH for Martinez.

Lightweight Gabriel “Sosa” Tellez, 4-0 (1), stopped Lindsey “Hands of Steel” Ellis, 2-2 (2), at 0:31 second round 4 × 2 rounds.

Tellez was all over Ellis in the first round, leading her around the ring. In the last minute, the law drew blood from Ellis’s nose. Tellez had Ellis defenseless against the lines in the second round, when Judge James Green wisely called the stop.

The Southpaw semi-medium drive Alex Donis (1-0) pulled off the canvas to defeat Andrew “Durango Kid” Flamm (1-1) to a four-government unanimous decision.

In the first round the clash of heads caused the left flamm eyebrow. In the second round, the lead from Flamm on the chin dropped Donis on 8-hlagunki from judge Joseph Rodriguez. Donis had a bloody nose.

In the third round Donis returned well enough to take the round. In the fourth and final round of Flamm was cut on the right eyebrow from the right from Donis, which he worked out burning.

The results are 38-37, 38-37 and 38-37.

The skiper was Lupe Contreras.

Last updated 04/05/2025

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Bob Arum Trzaska “shameful” performance of Devin Haney against Jose Ramirez, citing a lack of motivation for the best fighters

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Bob Arum says that Devin Haney’s performance was “shameful” Against Jose Ramirez in the fight for the coefficient of May 2 at Times Square, Up-to-date York. Arum of the top -class promoter states that he “receives” with Haneygreat money “ In the case of a rematch with Ryan Garcia in October he had no motivation to “risk” against Ramirez, trying to play.

It is surprising that Turks Alalshikh did not give up Haney after this performance. He mentioned this week that he was interested in making a rematch between Ryan and Devin.

Encouragement killing entertainment

Haney reportedly received $ 10 million For the fight against Ramirez to Undercard of Ryan vs. Rolando “Rolly” Romero. This is a gigantic bag for a fighter from the card that lost the loss, adapting to a veteran without a belt on the line.

With how Haney appeared in his three -wheeled loss with Ryan in April last year, he should have received a much smaller purse. In addition, Devin is not a PPV draw. He is a clinker and an applicant with a style similar to Shakur Stevenson in terms of nausea to watch fans. Based on the unknown style of Haney, he should have paid in thousands, not millions, for the fight of Ramirez. In the real world, when you achieve worse results, you will be replaced. You don’t get increases.

“In the olden days, when we had a warrior, such as Sugar Ray Leonard and Oscar de la Hoya, they had a reason to give the crowd a really comical fight, because their next fight was already agreed. But they stood to earn extra money from PPV, from great. So it was always that they looked good,” said promoter Bob Arum media.

“Now this incentive has disappeared because they were promised a lot of money for the next fight. Their only way they would do do not get involved. Devin Haney is a very good warrior. You saw the fight against [Jose] Ramirez. It was a disgrace. “

A-Listers don’t have to play

Arum explains it well. Fighters that Saudis consider to be a list, have no reason to try to play because they already have more fights planned and receive absurd money. They don’t have to try or promote fights. All they have to do is win.

“It was an absolute disgrace. But if you are Devin Haney and you get good money to fight Ramirez and you will get great money to fight [Ryan] Garcia, because he assumed that Garcia would win, why should he take any risk? But it’s not good for boxing. It’s terrible for boxing – said Arum.

Last updated 17.05.2025

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David Allen stops Johnny Fisher in five with an explosive left hook

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By: Sean Crose

There is something in the heavyweight ward. Even when there are no major titles at the stake, there is nothing like two great men. Saturday is a great example of why attractions are hefty. The invincible Johnny Fisher met Veteran David Allen in the rematch of their first fight, which fell at the end of last year in Saudi Arabia. Fisher won this controversial affair, but the story will not happen again on Saturday. Allen put down Fisher in five.

“I assume additional weight,” Allen later said, “he took the risk.” He certainly did it by hitting his man with a bad intention, especially in the body. Fisher looked well in the planned ten roundings. However, Allen was able to cause enough damage to break his man as the fight was fought. “I knew I was reaching him,” said Allen. He certainly was.

The whole fight was quite rapid, and the fisherman looked into one two hundred baking, and Allen constantly persecuted his man. However, 33 -year -old Allen made sure that his blows were counting. Again the man fired bad intentions. However, the fifth case occurred. Allen suddenly seemed to break his man.

Indeed, when the fifth went to the end, Fisher was sent to canvas. Therefore, if he did not immediately beat the judge, but the fight was almost finished. The crushing Allen Left Hook put Fisher a few seconds later. Risek Fisher sent a white towel gliding through the ring when the bell rang to finish the round and the judge laid the end of the proceedings.

It was an electrifying, hefty romance, a classic heavyweight, which had fun and intrigued. There weren’t even any arduous feelings. “Johna Fisher is my friend,” said Allen with authenticity after leaving for an explosive conclusion.

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Boxing results: Dave Allen ensures victory at the time of the stop nad Johnny Fisher in an electrifying rematch at the Copper Box Arena

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Veteran Dave Allen (24-7-2, 19 KO) gave previously invincible British British bulky weight, Johnny Fisher (13-1, 11 KO) his first career defeat in the rematch, knocking him out in the fifth round on Saturday evening at the Copper Box Arena in London in England.

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Calculated placid, then chaos

33 -year -old Allen played nicely for the first four rounds, throwing a few blows and not sitting on his shot against Fisher. On the fifth Allen exploded, injuring Fisher with left to body, and then right to the head that put him on the run.

A moment later, Allen joined on the left and right hook that put on Fisher. The law seemed to be Cuff Fisher at the back of the head, but he still looked neat. When the 26 -year -old Fisher got up, he saw his legs disappeared. He looked wounded when he shuffled around the ring, trying to escape, but it didn’t make sense.

Allen closed the distance and landed left and right to the body, causing Fisher to protect. Allen then marked Fisher with a perfectly placed left hook for the jaw, which he got his head. When Fisher fell, Allen nailed him with his right hand to his head. He was such that he probably never felt a blow.

The judge, Marcus McDonnell, released him at exactly the same time as Fisher’s corner threw a towel. The time of detention took place at 3:00 Fifth round.

In rounds from 1 to 4, Fisher controlled the action, stabbing, using his trademark of an illegal, stiff arm and clining every time Allen was in the position to land something. Watching was ugly. There were many low blows from Fisher. In the third, he was warned about hitting the break. He almost threw the book the rules through the window, trying to win. However, you can say even when he was heading towards trouble, because he uses a lot of energy and looked scared when Allen throws.

Lessons from December last year

In the first four rounds, a few enormous right round landed, which reported that he was going to catch Fisher with something great to knock him out or drop. In the previous fight in December last year, Allen dropped Fisher in fifth place, but he couldn’t finish him. Then Fisher worked for the rest of the road, taking a huge punishment to win a very controversial 10-round decision. Tonight, Allen did not allow the judges to rob him again.

Last updated 17.05.2025

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