Xander Zayas (22-0, 13 Kos) defeated Jorge “Chino” Garcia Perez (33-5, 26 Kos) 12-redundant unanimous decision to win the free title WBO World Midor Middle weight weight on Saturday evening at Madison Square Garden Theater in Modern York. Zayas spent all night holding and moving. Xander’s knees were excessive.
In the first three rounds Zayas had the edge, and Garcia finished the third with a wave. In the fourth eighth round Zayas had an advantage.
In the eleventh round Zayas took the next round. In the twelfth and final round Zayas worked out Garcia.
The results are 116-112, 115-110 and 119-109. Eric Dali was a judge.
In the Co-Main event Bruce “Shu Shu” Carrington, Jr. (16-0, 9 KO) defeated the WBO Africa master, Mateus Heita (14-1, 9 Kos) by a 12-round unanimous decision to win the transient title of WBC World Featheight.
In the first three rounds, Carrington had a path with Heita. In the fourth round it was a immense round for Carrington. In the last minute he counted the stab with his right Górnica to the chin of Heita. In the last seconds of the sixth round, Carrington landed with his left hook on the chin of Heita.
In the ninth and tenth round, Carrington continued to beat Heita. In the twelfth and final round it looked like Carrington had cut off.
The results were 120-108, 120-108 and 119-109. Harvey Dock was a judge.
Feather Wweight Yan “Risky” Carlos Santana-Guerrero (15-0, 12 KO) defeated Southpaw Aaron Alameda (30-3, 17 Kos) 10-Rund by a unanimous decision to win the title Zabe Feather Wweight.
In the third round, Santana dominated Alamea in the last seconds with a head combination. In the sixth round, Santana shook the right chin in the middle of the round.
In the ninth round of Santana, numerous rights to the head of Alamed landed. In the tenth and final round of Alameda has a bruise at this time under his left eye. Santana had fun in the final round, when Alameda followed him around the ring, not able to cut off the ring, counteracting the entire round.
The results are 100-90, 100-90 and 100-90. Shana Murdock was a judge.
The intercontinental WBO Master Rohan “El Rayo” Polanco (17-0, 10 KO) easily beat Quinton “Quick Draw” Randall (15-3-1, 3 KO) by a unanimous decision.
In the first three rounds it was all Polanco. In the fourth round, Polanco landed with a combination under the chin, swaying randall after a minute of round.
In the eighth round Randall landed on the day of the chin of Polanco, probably his best blow. In the ninth round, Polanco again regained control in the winning but hard fight. In the tenth and final round they both know that the fight is on the line, although Polanco looks like a certain winner.
Results 97-93, 100-90 and 99-91. Shawn Clark was a judge.
Super Flyweight Steven Navarro (7-0, 5 KO) defeated the demanding Christopher “Vago” Rios (13-3, 7 KO) in an eight-cooled unanimous decision.
In the third round, due to the clash of the head, Navarro suffered a cut on his left eyebrow. Navarro is now in advance. In the fourth round Navarro moved to Southpaw, using the next round. In the fifth round, Navarro worked out Rios. In the sixth round, Rios still presses on Navarro, which is lacking in a stab, but compensates for a two -handed counterattack against Rios.
In the seventh round Navarro hurt Rios with the ending upper body to the body in the last minute. In the eighth and final round it was probably the best in which both allowed everything to spend time.
The results were 77-75, 77-75 and 77-75.
The lightweight “El General” of Emiliano Fernando Vargas (15-0, 13 KO) knocked out Alexander Espinos (20-4-1, 9 KO) at 0:42 of the first round of the planned eight rounds.
In the first round, Vargas hit Espinos and replied with her a solid right on the chin, dropping Espinosa when judge Ricky Gonzalez waved him tenth, because Espinos could not recover his feet.
Super Flyweight Southpaw Juanma ‘Juanmita’ Lopez de Jesus (3-0, 2 Kos) detained Jorge L. ‘El Leon Gonzalez-Sanchez (5-3, 4 KO) at 1:14 of the second round of the planned four rounds.
In the first round, after a minute, a meter from Lopez on the chin and down Gonzalez-Sanchez went to get the 8th-Hudge from Judge Shady Murdock. With a minute, the combination dropped Gonzalez-Sanchez. In the second round it seemed that their feet caught up when Gonzalez-Sanchez fell when Judge Murdock seemed prematurely stopping the mismatch.
Ballo in the featherweight Julius “Chu” (1-0) defeated Brandan Ayali (2-1, 1 KO) by four single-moom decision.
In the first three rounds, Ballo had an advantage. In the fourth and final round it could go both ways.
The results are 40-36, 40-36 and 40-36. Shawn Clark was a judge.
World Boxing News provides live results and a live scorecards from The Belt Collector at the Utilita Arena in Sheffield, England, on Saturday, October 24, as Dalton Smith faces Alberto Puello in a WBC super lightweight world title clash.
Eddie Hearn’s Matchroom Boxing promotes the event, which is broadcast live on DAZN.
Smith enters with an unbeaten 19-0 record, while Puello brings a 25-1 record into the twelve-round main event.
The supporting card features Giorgio Visioli against Maxi Hughes for the vacant WBC International Silver lightweight title, alongside Shannon Ryan’s clash with Emma Dolan for the British, Commonwealth and IBF Inter-Continental super flyweight titles.
Edward Hardy, Joe Hayden, Leo Atang, Chris Mulunda and debutant Divine Omojor are also scheduled to appear.
The live scorecard for Smith vs Puello is scheduled for around 22.30 ring walks.
Live Results
All times are BST.
18:10
Middleweight Chris Mulunda remained undefeated at 5-0 with a six-round points win over Harley Collison. The result was never in doubt.
17:36
Dave Allen charge Joe Hayden slugged it out with Will Harrison over eight rounds before scoring a decisive decision in the opener. Hayden dropped Harrison in the first round and displayed the superior skill set to take the victory on the cards and move to 25-0.
Remaining Bouts
WBC World Super Lightweight Title — 12 Rounds
Dalton Smith (19-0) vs Alberto Puello (25-1)
Vacant WBC International Silver Lightweight Title — 10 Rounds
Giorgio Visioli (11-0) vs Maxi Hughes (29-9-2)
British, Commonwealth and IBF Inter-Continental Super Flyweight Titles — 10 Rounds
Shannon Ryan (11-1) vs Emma Dolan (9-1)
Featherweight — 8 Rounds
Edward Hardy (8-0) vs Diego Alberto Ruiz (28-15-1)
Heavyweight — 6 Rounds
Leo Atang (8-0) vs Jonathan Exequiel Vergara (9-4)
Cruiserweight — 4 Rounds
Divine Omojor (professional debut) vs Goran Kozul (8-12)
TV Coverage
The Belt Collector is available to watch live on DAZN, with Dalton Smith and Alberto Puello headlining the Sheffield event.
Follow WBN’s live boxing coverage throughout the night.
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Tim Bradley has named his winner for this evening’s O’Shaquie Foster vs Emanuel Navarrete unification battle.
WBC champion Foster collides with WBO and IBF titleholder Navarrete tonight at the Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Texas.
It brings together the two best 130lb fighters on the planet, with Navarrete having stopped Eduardo Nunez in his last bout back in February, while Foster defeated Ray Ford by majority decision during his most recent action in May.
Speaking to his YouTube channel ahead of the showdown, two-weight world champion Bradley began by breaking down the contest.
“Foster has got his hands full. Navarrete is one of those fighters that has always defied the odds. He’s always done it his way. His way has always been good enough. I think this fight is extremely dangerous for both. Foster definitely has the tools to beat Navarrete and Navarrete has the tools to beat Foster.
“I think Foster has to be perfect, I do. From my experience in calling Navarrete fights and speaking to fighters that have fought him, every fighter has said the same thing. It didn’t matter what weight it was or when they fought, every single fighter has said they have never ever in all their years been hit as hard as Navarrete hit.”
Despite acknowledging the threat that Navarrete possesses, Bradley revealed he is tipping Foster to come out on top.
“My prediction is I’m going with Foster. He’s going to show why he’s pound-for-pound. He is focused now. In the past when he suffered a couple of losses, things weren’t aligned.
“Now he’s got the promotional team, his actual team where he trains with, he’s got that now. He’s got money to pay for the best sparring partners, the best treatment, the best therapy, he has all that now.
“He has fought experienced guys. Guys where he wasn’t the favourite to win. I got him winning this fight but it’s going to be a damn good fight.”
Whoever gets their hand raised in this evening’s fight may look to then target an undisputed showdown with the winner of December’s WBA title clash between Anthony Cacace and Nick Ball, with Cacace having claimed the belt with a victory over Jazza Dickens.
Tim Bradley has named his winner for this evening’s O’Shaquie Foster vs Emanuel Navarrete unification battle.
WBC champion Foster collides with WBO and IBF titleholder Navarrete tonight at the Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Texas.
It brings together the two best 130lb fighters on the planet, with Navarrete having stopped Eduardo Nunez in his last bout back in February, while Foster defeated Ray Ford by majority decision during his most recent action in May.
Speaking to his YouTube channel ahead of the showdown, two-weight world champion Bradley began by breaking down the contest.
“Foster has got his hands full. Navarrete is one of those fighters that has always defied the odds. He’s always done it his way. His way has always been good enough. I think this fight is extremely dangerous for both. Foster definitely has the tools to beat Navarrete and Navarrete has the tools to beat Foster.
“I think Foster has to be perfect, I do. From my experience in calling Navarrete fights and speaking to fighters that have fought him, every fighter has said the same thing. It didn’t matter what weight it was or when they fought, every single fighter has said they have never ever in all their years been hit as hard as Navarrete hit.”
Despite acknowledging the threat that Navarrete possesses, Bradley revealed he is tipping Foster to come out on top.
“My prediction is I’m going with Foster. He’s going to show why he’s pound-for-pound. He is focused now. In the past when he suffered a couple of losses, things weren’t aligned.
“Now he’s got the promotional team, his actual team where he trains with, he’s got that now. He’s got money to pay for the best sparring partners, the best treatment, the best therapy, he has all that now.
“He has fought experienced guys. Guys where he wasn’t the favourite to win. I got him winning this fight but it’s going to be a damn good fight.”
Whoever gets their hand raised in this evening’s fight may look to then target an undisputed showdown with the winner of December’s WBA title clash between Anthony Cacace and Nick Ball, with Cacace having claimed the belt with a victory over Jazza Dickens.
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