The underestimated heavyweight Kingsley “The Black Lion” Kingsley (15-2-1, 13 KO) wins its 10th fight in a row last night “Eqc Fight Night”, presented by Toro Promotions, Inc. And Whitfield Haydon Boxing, at the EQC Event Center at the notable Emerald Queen Casino in Tacoma, Washington.

31-year-old Ibeh has not lost since 2021. The former Canadian Pro footballer used his 70-pound advantage over Scott Alexander (17-7-2, 9 KO) in the main event, imprisonment of the opponent on the ropes, causing a phasat couple to knock down. The latter closed the series at 2:36 first round at his second straight break in the round in a row, both at Emerald Queen. Ibeh, from Nigeria, who lives in Phoenix, entered the ring as the WBC Latino Silver Heavyweight champion and left the free WBC Latino title.

Austin Brooks (13-0-1, 6 KO) WBA Continental Super Peather successfully defended its title with the eighth break Rosalindo Morales (10-2, 2 KO) in a co-creating event. WBA No. 15 evaluated Brooks, fighting with San Diego, controlled the pace from the opening bell and hurt Morales with a cruel left body hook. Morales took his knee and defeated the judge’s count until another shot in the body ended the fight at 1:04 round of the eighth.

Celebrated Amateur Dedrick Crocklem (1-0, 1 KO) turned into a successful debut to his hometown in Tacoma, knocking out Nesly Trezile (1-2, 0 KO) at 52 seconds of the second round. The super airy Crocklem, which recently signed a promotional contract with the highest rank, blew up Trezile through the ropes in the first round and closed the program in the second wave of effective blows, which meant that Trezile was unable to continue the fight. Among his amateur achievements, Crockel was the US Nationals 2022 champion, in addition to his performances from the Gold Medal from 2020 and 2021 USA of youth.

The recent Mexico of the NEZ ROLYN NEZ (5-0, 3 KO) maintained its invincible record intact with a four-shaped unanimous decision (39-37 x 3) over Cruz Beceerro Monteon (1-1, 1 KO) in an thrilling competitive match.

Washington (federal way) Super Feather Wweight Alexis de la Cerda (5-0, 3 KO) also fought in the fight on Undercard, which also maintained his professional record undefeated with the dominant four-shaped decision on his enemy from Nicaragua, Nelson Guerrero (2- 2-1-1, 2 KO).

During the evening opening, Renton (WA) Penal Country Joel Hernandez (1-0) was impressive in his debut Pro, throwing a complete “cut” (40-36 x 3) in the case of a four-government unanimous decision about Julio Lanzas Carollo (0-1 ).