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Boxing results: Garner’s Twonna Stoppage Sice Belotti in Bournemouth Ring Drama

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WBC Int’l I EBU Super Feather WWEight Ryan “The Piranha” Garner (18-0, 9 Kos) knocked out the British master and joint master Brecaursouth International International Center, Bournemouth, Dorset, UK)

(Credit: Queensberry/Leigh Dawney)

In the first five rounds, Garner had an advantage, exceeding Belotti. In the sixth round, Bellotti finally put him together, taking a circle and taking blood from a garner. In the seventh round Bellotti got a miniature cut in the outer corner of the left eyebrow – even more round. In the ninth round, Bellotti caught Garner to Clinch after Clinch.

In the middle of the tenth round, Bellotti landed left on the chin of Garner. In the last minute Garner overwhelmed Belotti again. In the last minute of the eleventh round Garner swayed Belotti with his left hook on the chin. In the twelfth and final round, after half a minute, Garner swayed Belotti with his left hook on the chin, knocking him back to the ropes, when judge Victor Loughlin saw enough and waved enough.

Commonwealth and Ibo Continental Cruiser in Rraweight, Aloys “The Animal” Junior (Youumbi) (11-1, 9 KO) defeated the former European champion of WBO Ellis Zorro (18-3, 7 KO) 10-round decisive decision on a free international title WBC Cruiswiight.

In the first round, Aloys had an advantage. In the next two rounds there was not enough action. In the last minute of the fourth round, Aloys fought Zorro on canvas. In the fifth seventh round, Zorro had an advantage with a stab. Too much for this purpose.

In the eighth and ninth it was the same. In the tenth and final round Aloys approached.

The results are 97-93, 98-93 and 96-94. Lee everyone was a judge.

Midlands Area Junior Midor Library Amir “King of the King” Abubaker (9-1, 6 KO) was eliminated by Southpaw Carl “Chosen failure (11-0, 4 KO) at 2:03 eighth round planned 10 rounds for Midlands Area 154-lb title.

In the first round he will not get Abubaker, swaying him several times. In the last seconds of the second round, Fail has landed four blows to the body and Abubaker head. In the third round Fail Controld counteracting your stab with a range. In the last seconds Abubaker did not succeed with avalanche of blows.

In the fourth round, Abubaker continued his failure around the ring, and both landed more or less the same. Abubaker, at the last minute, cut himself off on the right eyebrow. In the fifth and sixth round, Fail used his stab well because Abubaker got only a few times a few times.

In seventh place, Abubaker is frustrated by the fact that he does not experience defense of failure and counteracting. In the eighth round, Fail landed half a dozen stamps unanswered, starting from the left hook, dropping abubaker at the foot of the ropes, when Judge Kevin Parker waved him without counting.

Super Flyweight Tony “Lightning” Curtis, Jr. (11-1, 3 Kos) defeated Southpaw Charles Tondo (16-10-3, 7 Kos) by a decision on six times.

In the first round, the protagonated Roy Jones, Jr., Curtis had the way in the first half of the round, before Tondo landed a few blows. In the second to the fourth round it went back and Tondo was an aggressor, but Curtis would counteract him Curtis.

In the fifth round, Tondo almost did not go out for six after a complex round. In the sixth and final round, Curtis got an advantage in a close fight.

Judge Mark Bates won him 59-55.

Super Middle Taylor Bevan (5-0, 5 KO) stopped Zdenko Bula (15-16, 3 KO) at 0:43 of the third round of the planned six rounds.

In the third round, Bevan dropped boules in the corner to get an 8-story from Judge Lee everyone who waved him after the creation of Bula.

Super Welter Mason Payne (5-0, 2 KO) knocked out Octavian Gratia (8-89-4, 4 KO) at 0:49 of the fourth round of the planned six rounds.

In the fourth round of Gratia wounded his left leg, causing Judge Rocky Israel waving her.

Wadzka Cruiser Iman Zahmatkesh (5-0, 4 KO) knocked out Southpaw Ryan “The Problem” Labourn (0-33-2) at 2:34 fourth round of the planned six rounds.

In the first, Zaahmatkesh dropped Labourn with his right chin. Lee everyone was a judge.

Super Bantamweight Hassan “Shooter” ISHAQ (1-0, 1 KO) stopped Brandon “El Cabalito” Vargas (3-8-1, 1 KO) at 1:27 of the third round of the planned four rounds.

In the last minute of the first round ISHAQ landed on the chin Vargas. Just before the bell, he landed left to the chin Vargas, knocking him back to the ropes. In the second round ISHAQ landed four rights to the chin, causing that Judge Marek Bates waved him.

The Super Feather Wweight Frankie Wood (2-0) defeated Cesar “Zurdo” Ignacio Predes (18-22-1, KOS) by a four-way decision.

Judge Rocky Israe won it 40-36.

Rings was Thomas Treiber

Last updated 26.07.2025

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In her ruling, Judge Charlotte Murphy said: “I am satisfied that the defendant believed it was necessary to use force to defend himself.

”I am further satisfied that a single, measured, controlled punch was proportionate in the circumstances.

“It is very easy to consider the defendant’s response by considering the CCTV in slow motion, however the defendant had a split second to consider his response to the shoulder barge.”

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David Haye Warns Agit Kabayel Could Pose Serious Challenge to Daniel Dubois

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David Haye believes Agit Kabayel’s movement and body punching could punish Daniel Dubois for loading up on his shots. The approach that overwhelmed Fabio Wardley could leave Dubois working much harder against the unbeaten German.

Dubois’s second-round stoppage of Wardley showed how destructive he can be against an opponent whose attacks he can anticipate. Kabayel would offer a different test, making him change direction and create fresh openings rather than repeatedly finding the same target.

Haye praised Dubois’s physical qualities but argued that he could benefit from using smaller punches to set up his power shots.

“He’s an absolute machine. Everything is the perfect size heavyweight. He takes a dig. He’s a massive puncher,” Haye said to talkSPORT Boxing.

“I’d like to see him loosen up a little bit. Everything feels very forceful.”

Haye used Lennox Lewis as an example of a heavyweight who could open opponents up before committing to his biggest punches. Against Kabayel, he believes Dubois would need more than force.

“Against Kabayel, that style of just trying to force it won’t work,” Haye said. “He’s slippery, he turns angles, throws to the body.”

Wardley gave Dubois opportunities to land short, powerful counters. Kabayel’s movement could require Dubois to keep adjusting his feet while protecting his body. Loading up and missing would cost energy, particularly if Kabayel made him turn before he could punch again.

That makes the matchup a test of how Dubois creates opportunities when an opponent refuses to remain in front of him. His power could still change the fight, but reaching for a knockout would give Kabayel more chances to work.

Haye called Kabayel “the sleeper,” highlighting his willingness to face dangerous opponents without the promotional attention enjoyed by bigger names.

“He’s the one everyone’s avoided. He’s the one who’s had all these tough fights against unbeaten fighters when nobody else wanted it,” Haye said.

Haye still didn’t pick Kabayel to win. His argument was that Dubois would face a much tougher technical test. The power would remain a threat, but Kabayel could make him work a lot harder to deliver it.

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Joe Cordina Cleared of Assault Charges After Punching Incident: Former Boxing Champions Legal Victory

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Former boxing world champion Joe Cordina has been cleared of assaulting a man he punched outside a petrol station.

The incident outside a garage in Pentwyn, Cardiff, in February led to the 34-year-old being denied entry to the US for a WBO lightweight title clash.

District Judge Charlotte Murphy found Cordina not guilty of assault by beating against Jamie O’Brien, 33, following a trial at Cardiff Magistrates’ Court.

She said she was “satisfied” Cordina believed it was necessary to use force to defend himself.

“I am further satisfied that a single, measured, controlled punch was proportionate in the circumstances,” she said.

“It is very easy to consider the defendant’s response by considering the CCTV in slow motion, however the defendant had a split second to consider his response to the shoulder barge.”

Cordina had been filling up his Land Rover before he approached O’Brien, who had been sitting on the pavement near the petrol station exit.

CCTV footage showed O’Brien pushing Cordina using his shoulder, before the two-time IBF super-featherweight champion punched him with sufficient force to knock him to the ground.

The pair continued to “remonstrate” with one another and exchange blows.

O’Brien, from Pentwyn, previously pleaded guilty to a charge of assault by beating.

Police began to investigate the incident after footage of the altercation was circulated online.

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