Gabriela Fundor (16-0, 8 KO) successfully defended her IBF, WBC and WBO World Flyweight titles, knocking out the previously undefeated Marilyn Badillo Amaya (19-1-1, 3 Kos) in the seventh round on Saturday evening at the Fronveve Arena in the Oceanside in California.

(Credit: Cris Esqueda/Golden Boy)

The 23 -year -old fund dropped Badillo in the seventh round with a wave of difficult blows. After returning, Badillo decided not to continue. The fight was then officially detained at 1:44 seventh by judge Rudy Barragan.

It was a one -sided fight with 5’9 ″ Southpaw with a fund using its height, coverage and high work index to overwhelm the featherlight of striking Badillo. The high index of the fund’s work seemed to be a real problem because it was still throwing, and Badillo could not keep up.

Conwell nervous

In the fight of the main support of Jorge Perez (33-4, 26 KO) he made great nervousness, defeating the previously disturbing younger pretender to medium weight, Charles Conwell (21-1, 16 KO) in a 12-round divided decision.

Punking Perez’s volume and machine guns’ combinations were today a spotless nightmare for Conwell. Charles could not match Perez’s exit, and the only thing he could do was Mauul.

Body work pays off

Chudy 6’0 ″ Perez fought for a great fight, going to the body, weakening Conwell with these arrows. In response, Conwell spent most of the fight with Perez, holding and throwing low blows inside. This tactic suppressed his power and played the hands of a better qualified perez.

When the separation occurred, Perez fired a combination of quick fire to the head of Conwell. Perez would mix double and triple hooks with the body that could impress the judges.

Results

115-113-perez
115-113-Conwell
115-113-perez

In retrospect, Conwell may regret so much that choosing a maul because he did not make his shot with full power. The image of Conwell constantly held the impression that he did not want to fight, and he was afraid to be beaten by Perez when the action was outside.

Conwell was at its best in the first four rounds, just like when massive blows and still fresh. Perez took over the second half with his combination of impact and aggressiveness. He worked harder than Conwell. The judge warned Charles to throw rabbits several times in battle. With the place that Conwell made, it was challenging for him not to land in the back of Perez’s head.

Final Punch statistics:

Perez: 164 out of 754 stamps for 22% connection
Conwell: 166 of 701 for 24%

Perez reacts

“My team strengthened me after the round:” We win. We’re winning. ” Thank God, we actually won – said Jorge Perez after the fight. “My condition. We had a great camp. I feel that we are getting better with every fight. I work really, really difficult. I knew that if I win this fight, I could get a fight for the title of world champion.

“Of course, if it is Sebastian Fund, it is welcome. If other masters are welcome,” said Perez asked if he would be interested in the challenge of WBC and the WBO challenge Sebastian Fundor Next.

Edgar Berlanga will face Hamzah Sheeraz in an eliminator called 168-Funt, Shakur Stevenson defends his airy WBC title against William Zepeda, a airy heavyweight player David Morrell is fighting in Imam Khataev, and the WBC champion 140-Funts Alberto Puello Subriel Subriel July in Novel York City.

Fights on the card

• Edgar Blangga vs. Hamzah Sheeraz
• Shakur Stevenson vs. William Zepeda
• David Morrell vs. Imam khataev
• Alberto Puello vs. Subriel Matias

Mike Coppinger from the ring Message about the loaded card on July 12 in Novel York. He did not say who will be the main event, but it seems that Berlanga vs. Sheeraz will be at the top of the card. This is a terrible fight for hardcore boxing fans, because these guys are perceived as a noise who failed when they became a world -class opposition.

This is the Ring magazine card. The shocking for this card is #6 Edgar Berlanga (23-1, 18 Kos) fighting with Hamzah Sheeraz (21-0-1, 17 KO) in an eliminator with the title of a super medium weight WBC in order to determine the master Canelo Alvarez.

Sheeraz never fought at the age of 168 and looked extremely bad in her controversial 12-round draw against Master WBC 160-LB Carlos Adames on February 22. Berlanga was defeated by Canelo in September last year by a unilateral 12-round decision and will get a quick rematch with the Mexican star, defeating Sheeraz. The eliminator of the WBC title should include competition in the top five, which would exclude Berlanga.

If you put up an event in Novel York, it is worth having a native Brooklyn Berlanga at a headlining place. Berlang’s talent and achievements should be close to the bottom, because he did nothing in his career. Edgar will bring his fans.

Morrell (11-1, 9 KO) fights with the Russian Olympian Khataev (10-0, 9 KO). This should be intriguing to see where the former world champion was with two Morrell divisions after losing to David Benavidez on February 1.

The undisputed 15-0 Flylist Gabriela Funda undertook on Saturday evening Marilyn Badillo 19-0-1 Marilyn Badillo in the main event of the Oceenaside card in California. The planned 10 Rounder was broadcast live on Streaming Dazn. In the opening bell it was obvious that the fund defending the Funder was highlighted over her undefeated enemy. Considering this, the fund largely spent a round shooting straight to the left behind stabbing Southpaw. The defendant master raised the heat in the second, landing on the power of power basically in Wola. Badillo tried to exploit Tysonesque squatting style in the third, but she couldn’t go through JAB Funding.

Challenger looked a bit more effective from the fourth, which made things compelling. Indeed, Badilla had the best round of fighting until this point. However, the fund still won the chapter. Indeed, in the fifth round the fund simply seemed to fight as a whole. JAB fund and lack of power Badillo told the struggle story. The fund was still bursting in Badillo in the sixth. At that moment it was worth wondering if the fight would go a distance.

The loan had to go to Badillo in the seventh round, because she just wouldn’t stop fighting. However, the fight was more and more like a lost cause for a brave pretender. It turned out that in the last seconds of the chapter. A series of shots placed Badillo on the mat. Although the pretender defeated the count, the judge wisely stopped the unilateral fight, because it seemed that Badillo finally lost the desire to continue. “I knew that the detention would come,” the fund said after the fight was arrested. “It’s almost like a train. Stay on it. Be consistent.” Although the fund is very affable to talk, he is a dominant warrior who is not afraid to end the night earlier. At the age of only 23, it will probably remain strength for a long time.

Although already considered, the fund was in the main event for the first time. Maybe it was the first time, but few say it would be the last. After all, the fund is clearly intended to connect. With subsequent performances, such as on Saturday, its reputation will undoubtedly develop.