The ambitions of the world title Goodman are still alive – barely.
The invincible Australian returned to the Hordenstan Pavilion in Sydney on Wednesday evening and won the dominant, but coarse decision over Mexico Cesar Vaca. It was supposed to be pure tuning. Instead, Goodman left the ring covered with blood and sewed again – but with on the board.
The judges won it 100-90, 99-91 and 99-92. No controversy. Only damage.
Goodman was at the top of the Super Bantamweight Division. At the beginning of this year, he was to face Nayy Inoue – a weight class monster – until the nasty training camp did not kill sleep. This fight concerned the restoration of the momentum and regaining his name in the mix.
He did it. But not without drama.
Goodman boxed sharply through the first half, dictating the pace, landing tidy work and never allowing Vaca to reach a foothill. But as the rounds of the fights passed, they became disordered. Goodman suffered Two separate cuts -One in the middle of the fight and one tardy because of the incorrect accidental hit over the eye. Blood spilled. The fans spilled. Goodman was still hit.
He managed the last rounds like a professional, remaining behind the stab, keeping the discipline and never allowing Vaca to build hope.
Now 20-0, Goodman remains the highest name in the division outside Inoue-i explained that he was not leaving.
After the fight, Goodman stopped his tears, turning to his support group, Crazy groupAnd he thought about what he called the wildest six months of his life. His words were not polished. They didn’t have to be. Emotions spoke enough.
He wants Inoue. And whether it is next or another, Goodman returned to the conversation.
Garside shakes the rust ring in returning to the victory over Bell
In the Gold Medalist coefficient from 2018, gold medalist, Harry Garside, long -expected return to a professional boxing after three years of play. And he didn’t waste time.
Garside won the victory over Charlie Bell before a slowdown crowd Sydney. . The judge’s decision to wave the fight surprised many, and Bell still stood and traded in arrows at the time of arrest. It wasn’t vintage, but it was enough. He showed movement, time and type of experience, which only sharpens under pressure. Bell tried to make him coarse, but Garside kept in control and overwhelmed him.
The finish came tardy. Garside won. And now he returned in a delicate conversation – again a real noise behind him.
IVIC vs. Vousiutu: War in massive weight that stole all this damn night
This was to be buried under the main event. I ended up in the fight, which everyone is talking about.
In the fight for the Australian heavyweight title Stevan Ivic and Toese Vousiutu went to the war for ten plain rounds in one of the most brutal, crowd Siedney, full of crowd, has seen for years.
It was ugly, it was wild, it was chaos.
In round 6 Vousiutu almost finished. His corner gave him an ultimatum: take it or throw a towel. He answered like a madman – and turned the whole fight on his head. He left swaying in round 7 and almost dropped Ivic with a monster’s shot. The place broke out.
Both men traded with haymaking after the round, with massive shots landing tidy. You could hear the Thuds ring. Tim Tziu, who viewed live, called it “a fight forever”. Ben Damon, a man of fun, said it was a “round of the year.”
And they didn’t exaggerate.
Ultimately, IVIC kept his title with a unanimous decision-96-94, 96-93, 96-93. But honestly, nobody lost. Both men took the last bell. The fans were on their feet for a few minutes.
It wasn’t a produced spectacle. It was two tough guys hammering into the basement and trying to tear each other in the fight for the title that turned into a war zone. It was not the best fight of the card – it could be the best fight in Australian boxing throughout the year.
Full fight results
Goodman himself Def. Cesar Vaca Espinosis by UD10 (99-92, 99-91, 100-90)
Harry Garside def. Charlie Bell by TKO5
Stevan Ivic def. Toese vousiutu by UD10 (96-93 × 2, 96-94) for the Australian heavyweight title
Mounir Fathhi def. Wade Ryan by KO3
Charlie Kazzi Def. Patrick Vella by UD8 (79-73 x2, 77-75)
Jason Fawcett def. Alex Lual by MD6 (59-55, 58-56, 57-57)
The main card starts at 13:30 ET live in Dazn, and walks with the Ring of the Main Event are expected around 16:30 ET.
Nelson Hysa def. Patrick Korte – KO2
Total mismatch. Hysa sentenced the corta from the opening bell, landing hefty hooks and tearing her head with each neat shot. Kortte knee for the first time after eating a pair of brutal right hands, and then barely survived the round. Hysa returned and finished work in the second – another knocking out, another dam, and the corta was completed. No response, without resistance, only one -sided beating.
Billy Adams Def. Alexander Morales-Punkty (40-36)
Adams boxed around Morales and did not lose a second. Delicate left on his feet, mixed the levels and cleaned his shots. Morales tried to close the gap, but he never put a glove on it. It was a routine, clinical and exactly what a potential potential customer should do. Nothing flashy – only four rounds of pure control.
Sam Gilley vs. Gideon onyenani-Draw (76-76)
Gilley could not cope with the pressure and looked lost in the trenches. Onyenani took him inside, turned him into a fight on a telephone boat and never let him comfortably. Gilley tried to hurt, but persecuted in survival mode. Ugly fight, truthful result?
UMAR Khan def. Moises Garcia-One-Wykna Decision (79–72)
Khan boxed well, but he looked like he was a sparring and he didn’t fight. Brisk combinations flashed, and then pierced long sections without urgency. Garcia had no answers, but he never looked close to folding. It was one-sided-and still forgotten.
Jack Williams Def. Fernando Joaquin Valdez-Punkty (40-36)
Uncomplicated work for Williams, who barely left the second equipment. He remained patient, keen and true against the guy with one win in seventeen attempts. Valdez consumed blows, but he was not a real threat. Williams drove through all four rounds, barely touched and pierced the neat sweeping without sweat.
Winch kept him neat, keen and all companies from the opening bell. She bitten, turned and closed Dvorakov, without taking risks. The Czech warrior tried to force a fight, but he never passed the front door. Pure control – each round, every second.
How much difference can about four pounds make? A lot, if you are part of a failed promotion for Keyshawn Davis – Edwin de los Santos Fight – a fight that has now been canceled. A few hours after defending the cytlist WBO Davis jumped on a full scale of over four pounds of excess weight on Friday, it was decided that the planned battle with De Los Santos on Saturday evening would be canceled. Davis argued that he simply can no longer reach 135 lithe limits. The highest rank, the promoter for Davis-de lost Santos, publicly announced the cancellation of the struggle in social media.
“Fight Keyshawn Davis-Iedwin de Los Santos was canceled after Davis did not bring importance today. Davis was deprived of the lithe title WBO in WBO. Tomorrow at the Scope Arena in Norfolk, Virginia, the novel main event, 10-liter lithe atmosphere of the world. They expected or wanted to receive a perilous sport … And the weight of the boxing is a lot of additional weight in the world of boxing.
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