Super featherweight Maliek Montgomery (20-1, 18 KO) was upset by Jeremy Hill (22-3-1, 13 KO), losing a ten-sided unanimous decision on Saturday evening at Sycuan Resort & Casino in El Cajon, Kalifornia.

In the first three rounds, Montgomery moved to the hill mainly to the body. In the last seconds of the fourth round Montgomery wounded Hill with a shot of the body.

Hill still had a good round in the sixth round, passing from the Orthodox to Southpaw, counteracting Montgomery, who kept pressure on him. In the first minute Hill landed four times in the seventh round, having another good round. It went back in the eighth round.

Montgomery still appears in the ninth round, counteracts Hill. It was another close round won by Hill. The tenth and final round was a versatile snail, the best round of fight. Hill Outlanded Montgomery.

The results are 97-93, 97-93 and 98-92. Rudy Barragan was a judge.

In the co-main event, featherlight “Scoob” Scoby, 16-1 (14), was detained by Cesar ‘Ras Tas Tas’ Villarraga, 11-12-1 (5), at 2:14 fifth round of the planned eight rounds.

In the second round, SCoby has landed in the last seconds of the left hook. Then the next left on the chin went Cesar “Ras TAS TAS TAS” Villarraga at the 8th Hold from Judge Rudy Barragan after the round. Scobay landed in the fifth round in the fifth round, and Judge Barragan called the detention.

The super average southern weight Donte “Mr. Ko ‘Layne, 7-0 (6), defeated Southpaw Malik Calhoun, 3-3-1 (2), a unanimous decision.

In the first four rounds, Layne had a little advantage. In the fifth round, Layne suffered a cut on his left eyebrow. It was nearly the sixth and last round, and Calhoun had an advantage.

The results were 58-56, 58-56 and 59-55. David Sullivan was a judge.

Bantamweight Richard Fernandez Jr., 3-0 (2), knocked out Garreta Palmer, 0-2) at 1:26 of the first round of the planned four rounds.

In the first rounds of the first 30 seconds, the combination of Fernandez on the chin dropped Palmer on an 8-story from judge Chris Leamon. A minute after the round, left hook to the chin from Fernandez and Down went Palmer again for 8-hallt. Falry from Fernandez without returning caused that Judge Leamon waved him.

Matthew Parrino was the skiper.

Bakhram Murtazaliev, IBF junior champion, called WBC and WBO champion 154-LB, Sebastian Fundor for the Unification Fight after his technical victory in the fourth round over Chordale Booker on Saturday evening in Las Vegas.

Murtzaliev (23-0, 17 KO) published on X, congratulating “The Goring Inferno” Fund (22-1-1, 14 KO) for winning the Booker (23-2, 11 KO), saying: “I’m ready!“It would be a great fight for fans if Sebastian was ready to take this risky fight.

Unquestionable goal

At a press conference after the fight last night he said that his goal was to become the undisputed champion at the age of 154 Using empty words To sound brave, taking Bakhram from his offer would be great for fans.

It is unlikely that the fund and his promoter, Sampson Lewkowicz, agree to fight Murtazaliev because he is hazardous, and not someone with whom he could stand and fights, as in the case of a featherlight bookmaker last night.

In this way, the fight against Murtazaliev will quickly eliminate the fund, perhaps in less than three rounds. It took Bakhram so long to get rid of the former WBO champion 154-LB Tim Tarest on October 19 in Orlando, Florida. Tsyzyu tried to arrange himself with Murtazaliev and was dropped four times in the third round of losing.

The fund would have to change its fighting style to have a chance to defeat Bakhram. He will not win by fighting him in the trenches, using the same approach that worked for him against Booker and Tisz.

Congratulations of the Fund, great results. I’m ready!

– Bakhram Murtazaliev (@bakhram95) March 23, 2025

Zayas or Murtazaliev?

Murtazaliev would be a good option for the fund if he wants to shorten his pretender to WBO, Xander Zayas. May go by unification; There is no way that WBO can undress him. However, I do not know why the fund would avoid a feeble impact, such as Zayas, which is at the Booker Power level, but with more silky, in favor of a risky fight with Bakhram. This movement would not make sense.

The fund said last week that he was interested in renewing conversations about the fight against Errol Spence if he still wants to fight him. This is a much more fight for money than defense against the little-known 22-year-old Xander.

“Cruel” George Cambosos, Jr. He defeated the deceased substitute for the Australian super airy champion, Jake Wyllie, a 12-rescue unanimous decision in the main event on Saturday evening at Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney, Australia.

In the WBC WBC World Female Feather Wweight, Skye Nicolson, she lost the title with the tiara “The Gloomy Menace” Brown with a 10-rund divided decision.

Former IBF, WBA, WBO and IBO World Lightweight Cambosos, Jr. 22-3 (10) defeated Wyllie, 16-2 (15) as a result of a competitive 12-round unanimous decision.

In the first three rounds Cambosos had an advantage. In the fifth round Wyllie had moments that withdrew Cambosos, which he kept left aside. From six to nine Wyllie fought well, although Cambosos had an advantage.

In the eleventh round Wyllie, knowing that he was in battle, tried to catch up with Cambosos, showing his endurance. In the twelfth and final round, Cambosos threw Wyllie onto the canvas. For the most part, Cambosos led the holding, knowing that he had a victory in a bag, trying to avoid a head clash. Cambosos was cut on the right eyebrow and above the left eye earlier in battle.

The results are 117-111, 117-111 and 115-113. Willis was a judge.

2020 Olympian, WBC WBC World Female Feather Wweight, Nicolson, 12-1 (1), a loser of a 10-round decision divided by Brown, 19-0 (11). Brown was an aggressor in the first five rounds, having an advantage in a close fight. Nicolson has done enough in the last five rounds to stop, at least even.

The results of the judges amounted to 96-94, 97-93 for Brown and 96-94 for Nicolson. Joel Scoboba was a judge.

WBA WBA World Bantameight, Cherneka “Sugar Neekz” Johnson, 17-2 (6), was at the top of the former WBA Master Nina Hughes, 6-2 (2) at 0:46 seventh round of 10 × 2 rounds.

In the third round Hughes suffered a bloody nose because of his head clash. From the fourth to six, Johnson dominated. In the seventh round, Hughes was warned for sticking to when his corner threw a towel. Rafael Ramos was a judge.

The bronze Olympian 2016 for Russia, the heavyweight master NAMAM Khataev, 10-0 (9) defeated Durval “El Bombardero” Elias Palacio, 14-4 (11) according to a unanimous decision.

Khataev dominated in the first three rounds. In the fourth round D Palacio pulled Khataeva into the corner. Later in the round Khataev dropped Palacio with his right chin to get the 8th Hold from judge Ignatius Msaailidis. Palacio was cut on the left eyelid. Palacio fought with a large heart in the ninth and tenth.

Results 99-89, 99-89 and 98-90. Ignatius Msaailidis was a judge.

The weighty HEMI “The Heat” Ahio, 24-1 (18) knocked out Aekkaphob Auraiwan, 9-4-1 (7) at 2:59 of the first round planned 10-Rund. Will Soulis was a judge.

2024 Olympian heavyweight Tremoan JNR, 7-0 (7), defeated James “The Beast” Singh, 12-6 (11), by knockout of the first round of the planned six-story fight. The official stopping time took place at 2:12 of the first round.

In the first round of Teremoan, she dropped Singh on his chin to get the 8th Hold from judge Ignatius Msaailidis. After the east, Singh met with half a dozen blows from Teremoana, when the judge Msaailidis called Halt.

Super airy Jayden Buan, 4-0 (3) defeated Jordan Kasilieris, 1-4-1 (1), a four-and-speaking unanimous decision. The results are 40-36, 40-36 and 39-37. Ignatius Msaailidis was a judge.