Emanuel “Vaquero” Navarrate (40-2-1, 32 KOS) WBO WBO WBO WBO Junior Champion won on Saturday evening at the Pechang Arena in San Diego, California. The ring doctor stopped the fight one second in the eighth round because of the cut, which Navarrete suffered to the left eye from the head in the sixth round. The stop time was 00: 1 from the eighth round.
In the first round of Navarrate, who took weight six times, Outlanded Suarez, which ended the round with bloody lips. Navarrate had Suarez in trouble with lots of blows in the last minute of the fourth round.
In the fifth round, Navarrate landed on the chin of Suarez. In the sixth round, Navarrate received a nasty cut on his left eyebrow due to a random head clash, causing blood to cover his face throughout the round. Navarrate was still cutting the cut of the whole round. At the end of the round he had Suarez.
In the seventh round, Suarez went to Navarrate with mainly cutting strokes. Judge Edward Collants called the Ring doctor to check the cut after the round, informing the judge to call. Twice they went to the 78-75, 77-76 results cards in favor of Navarrate, adjudicating in the degree of detention 00: 1 eighth round of the technical decision.
In the co-main, NABF and WBO party, Lightweight Champion Reay “Danger” Muratalla, 23-0 (17) defeated WBO player No. 2 Zaur Abdullaev, 20-2 (12), 12-round unanimous decision to win the momentary delicate title IBF.
In the second round Muratalla landed right on the chin Abdullaeva stunning him in the first minute. In the third round, Abdullaev spoke Muratalla, although little blows landed through both boxers.
From seven to the ninth round, Muratalla developed Abdullaeva. Muratalla stuck the way to win in both the tenth and eleventh round. In the twelfth and final round of Muratalla turned into Southpaw and twisted Abdullaeva. Abdullaev’s face looked like he had entered the fan at the end.
Results 118-110, 119-109 and 119-109. The judge was Thomas Taylor.
Super Featheweight Andres Cortes, 23-0 (12), easily defeated Salvadore “Salvi” Jimenez, 14-2-1 (6), uninteresting 10-round unanimous decision.
In the first four rounds, everything was Cortes with a petite picture of Jimenez, who fought the shell, allowing Cortes to go to the body with left hooks.
In the sixth round, Jimenez finally began to throw blows, although not enough to win his first round. In the ninth round, Cortés won the next round. In the tenth and final round it was all Cortes, while Jimenez landed with his last blow and began to celebrate, as if he won the fight, not to mention the round.
The results were 99-91 and 100-90, 100-90. Ray Corona was a judge.
The semi-average Southpaw “Gallo de Oro” in Giovani Santillan, 34-1 (18), was defeated by Angel Beltran, 18-3 (11), raging a 10-round unanimous decision.
In the first 4 rounds, all Beltran had Santillan’s nose bleeding from the third round. In the fifth round Santillan finally did enough for Outland Beltran.
In the last minute of the sixth round Santillan landed half a dozen left to Brody Beltran. In the seventh and eighth round Beltran mostly had Santillan’s support.
In the ninth round Beltran took the next round again at the speed of his hand. In the tenth and final round, below a minute, Santillan’s low blow dropped Beltran. It was close in a close fight. The results are 97-93, 97-93 and 97-93. The judge was Thomas Taylor.
Super Bantamweight Sebastian “Logan” Hernandez, 20-0 (18), defeated Azat “Crazy A” Hovhannisyan, 21-6 (17), a 10-round unanimous decision.
In the first three rounds Hernandez had an advantage for two rounds, and then Hovhannisan took third place, turning Southpaw. In the fourth round Hovhannisyan counted his body attack when he squeezed Hernandez.
In the fifth and sixth round, Hernandez used a cruel body attack to hurt and undo Hovhannisan. In the seventh round Hernandez had Hovhannisyna against the lines, wanting to end the fight when Hovhannisyan returned in the last seconds with a wave of blows.
In the eighth round, Hernandez once again had Hovhannisyana against lines for no reasons. Hovhannisan did enough to go through the round. In the ninth round Hernandez had his way mainly when judge David Solivan decided Hovhannisyan for holding.
In the tenth and final round Hernandez won, going to the body when Hovhannisyan returned and did enough to take a round. The judge’s results were 98-91, 98-91 and 98-91.
The delicate Alan “Kid Kansas” Garcia, 16-1 (11), defeated Cristian “Vikingo” Medina, 8-3-1 (5), according to the eight of a unanimous decision.
In the second round in the right mountains from Medina in the last minute Garcia stayed when Medina knocked him on canvas. In the third round of Garcia left Southpaw, then turned to the Orthodox and put an attack on the medina, having a good round.
In the fifth round of Garcia he had the way to the last half minute, when Medina landed on the upper part, which hurt Garcia at the bell.
In the seventh round the medina landed the upper right, opening the blood flood from Garcia’s nose in the middle of the round. In the eighth and final round, all Garcia is, in the last seconds, the left eyebrows of the medina with blood flowing down his face.
The results were 79–73, 79-73 and 79-73. The judge was Edward Collantes.
In the first round, Basaldua had her way with Ward, dropping her head in the last seconds, forcing Basaldua to the canvas. In the second and third rounds it was all basalda. In the fourth and final round of Basalda ended the next round. The results of the judges were 40-36, 40-36 and 40-36. Chris Leben was a judge.
Erickson Lubin won a mandatory place to challenge Bakhram Muratazalev for the title of IBF Junior Medium Libra, rejecting Ardreal Holmes Jr. In the 11th round of the title eliminator on Saturday evening at the Silver Spurs Arena in Kissimmee, Florida.
After the fight, Lubin (27-2, 19 KO) called Murtazaliev (23-0, 17 KO), telling him to “stop hiding” and gave him the date of May 18. Bakhram probably hoped for something better than Lubin after throwing the former WBO champion 154-LB Tim Tarest in the third round of October 19 last year. However, this performance and the 10-pound IBF hydration rule scared the best contenders to the division and other masters. Lubin is the best Murtazaliev because at least he wants to fight him.
“Stop hiding!”
“This is the title shot. I’m fighting for the title of IBF. Bakhram, stop hiding! You got until May 18. Let’s sign the contract and let’s get it,” said Erickson Lubin in his own Interview after a fight After stopping Holmes Jr.
In other interviews, Lubin suggested that he would pass on Murtazaliev and show him the next page of his game. We saw it in his fight with Jesus Ramos.
Boxing fans in social media do not give Lubin many chances to defeat Murtazaliev because he was completed in the past while fighting the great punchare. It was detained by Jermell Charlo and Sebastian Fund. Since the loss with the fund, he has not fought anyone so good.
Lubin did not look so great against Holmes Jr. He was very hit in the fight and was lucky that his opponent was not a massive blow. Both Lubin’s eyes were incorrectly swollen at the end of the fight and it could be said that he really had to force himself to win.
Lubin probably lost two of the last four fights, because his 12-round unanimous victory for Jesus Ramos in September 2023 was a doubtful one that could go the other way. If the judges did it well, Lubin’s record would be 2-2 in the clash with Murtazaliev.
San Diego, California-Emanuel Navarrete (40-2-1, 32 KO) returned to the Arena of Pechang, he was dramatic and controversial. He fought with a veteran whose experience, durability and determination proved to be challenging. From the opening bell Charly Suarez (18-1, 10 KO) she jumped on Navarrete.
The round showed what the fight would be, the war forward and the return between two inexorable warriors. Navarrete began a sturdy, giving Suarez a bloody nose in the first round. His best rounds were early rounds, and then began to show signs of fatigue in the middle rounds. According to Suarez, he stated in Presser after the fight that he felt that Navarrete’s blows were becoming weaker as progressed.
Navarrete tried to make weight, requiring six attempts to reach the target weight 130. His weight problems seem to affect his conditioning. In the sixth round the fight changed, and Navarrete suffers a nasty cut on the left eye. The judge said that this is the title of the head, but the repetition of the released temperature shows the left blow thrown by Saarez, which lands, and then a tiny collision of heads occurs. The fight lasted until the eighth round, when at the beginning of the round the ring doctor stopped fighting due to cutting. After he was recognized as the title of the head, he came to the results cards for which the judges ruled in favor of Navarrete. Acquiring him a technical decision.
If the cut was a blow, the fight would end with a technical knockout victory. Making Suarez a fresh WBO Junior Lightweight champion. The California State Sports Commission is to review the incident. Carl Moretti published on X that after reviewing the replay, he deserves a rematch. Suarez has shown interest in ironing revenge. Navarrete, however, clearly did not express the desire. His difficulty in bringing weight can be the reason why he hesitates to give the final one, because he can potentially overcome the division.
In the current situation, in 7 rounds, Navarrete was able to land 32.5 percent of his blows. Suarez released, it landed 98 to 86 blows. If the match was not detained in the eighth round and continued, both warriors think they could win the match
distance. Suarez said he was simply warming up, while Navarrete felt Suarez had a lot of experience, but he could hurt him inside. Due to the controversial nature of how the match ended and because of how close it was, the rematch would seem inevitable. .
The question remains whether Navarrete is able to fight this weight again, or is it a featherlight jump?
Tim Bradley says that Terenka Crawford has a style to employ the weakness of Canelo Alvarez, dealing with elusive movements. Bradley emphasizes that Canelo (63-2-2, 39 KO) could not catch up with the “chicken” by William Scull in the fight of May 3. He says Canelo could not cope with the used scull; He will not be able to do it against Crawford (41-0, 31 KO).
Crawford movement
Crawford does not move as much as in 2016 and earlier. His aging, weight gain and activity robbed him from the speed of his leg. Bud, 37 years aged, can still be a little around the ring, but it is not as mobile as rapid scrape. Canelo cut off the ring and often reached the Cuban hat to win a 12-round decision.
We do not know what Crawford was left because in August last year in August last year in August last year Crawford slipped off what he showed in his last fight with Israil Madrimov. In this fight, Crawford looked like one of the regular contenders to the division, not at the championship level. Madrimov approached the defeat of Terenca.
“I’m just saying that Canelo can’t catch this chicken [William Scull] that he was against. How do you think Crawford will catch the hell? “Said Tim Bradley KO Artist SportChoosing Terence Crawford to defeat Canelo Alvarez on September 12. “He is one of the best and most skilful warriors in the game.”
With all the weight, which Crawford packed into this fight will not move much. Even when he was younger, he never moved as well as Scull. The Cuban was at a different level than Crawford with his ability to circumvent the ring. Scull also has a faster hand speed than now Tieków. Some of those counterattacks with which William hit Canelo were blindly rapid. The Mexican star has never seen many of them.
Give up the potential
“It is a time for a kennel to strengthen. I like Crawford by stopping. I think it has the ability to overwhelm Canelo and Make him give up, maybe in the cornerAnd maybe even stop him, and maybe even a shock, “said the Supreme Merient Merder Gym manager, Frank Stea Boxing fans.
In order for Crawford to have a chance to give up Canelo, he had to abandon his normal fighting style and out, throwing many blows. It would be unsafe for Crawford. He was not hit by a warrior with Canelo power and would load his arrows to make them even more destructive.
“It would be shocking if she throws Canelo. But I think it is possible. Ultimately, Terenka” Bud “Crawford with a unanimous decision. I think it will be a much easier fight than people think. “
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