Nayya Inoue defended his undisputed title Super Bantamweight at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, but he had to get off the deck before he stopped Ramon Cardenas on Sunday in the eighth round of the meeting at Sin City.

The pound superbuilding for Inoue (30-0, 27 KO) has already defended the undisputed championships three times, recently a uncomplicated knockout of the fourth round Ye Joon Kim in January. Cardenas (26-2, 14 KO) would be another one to try happiness, but he was never a distance of the world championship.

Inoue started at the back of a solid stab, which landed in several points in the first round, but nothing could prepare it for the round later, when Cardenas stunned the crowd and the boxing world when the huge left hook dropped the master.

Japanese star that was against Luis Ery In May in May he slowly got up, but he was hurt and reached the bell.

Cardenas’s trust was high, and his left found a house in the third, but the master fought back in the fourth round, allowing his hands to go to the usual eye -catching combinations.

After a decent fifth “monster” he began to rotate the screw, and he went to a pretender in the sixth round, with Cardenas under ponderous fire.

The Texan could not withstand pressure, and he later said when Inoue joined the huge right hands that killed his enemy.

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The 29-year-old saw the round, but Inoue smelled of blood, and the end came in the next frame. Cardenas worriedly shot by the body and right hand, and Inoue went to work until a few strokes without answers, and Cardenas imprisoned in the corner of the judge decided to call until the end of the action.

Inoue will probably return with the former united champion, MJ Akhmadaliev in September.

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Espinosis stops Vazquez

At Podkard Rafael Espinoza (27-0, 23 KO) he kept his title of Master of the WBO featherweight champion when he stopped Edward Vazquez (17-3, 4 KO) in the seventh round of their fight.

It was a great performance of the master, and after discharging with a few mountains, and then assault to a two -seater, the fight waved.

Other card

Rohan Polanco took the title of WBO Intercontinental Wytreight because he widely developed Fabian Andres Maidana.

Polanco (16-0, 10 KO) dressed Maidan (24-4, 18 KO) in the final round and won three results 100-89.

Mikito Nakano (13-0, 12 KO) dominated Pedro Marquez Medina (16-2, 10 KO), which was five times before he was detained in the fourth round of the competition for a featherweight for ten.

Also in the featherweight Ra’eese Alexim (22-1, 12 KO), he recorded points over ten Garcia Rudy (13-2-1, 2 KO), winning according to the results 99-91, 98-92 and 97-9

Emilano Vargas (14-0, 12 KO) took the empty super airy title NABF Junior when he stopped Juan Leon (11-3-1, 2 KO) in two rounds.

Art Barrera Jr (9-0, 7 KO) remained invincible, stopping Juan Carlos Guerra Jr (6-2-1, 2 KO) in the sixth and final round in a super-healing.

Anthony Joshua, a boxing star in massive weight, suggested investing in his family club Watford. The British icon, which comes from Watford, was considering introducing cash to the championship outfit, because the owner of Gino Pozzo is looking for fresh financial supporters.

Last year, Pozzo put 10 percent Watford on sale via a digital capital program, looking at 17.5 million pounds to value 175 million pounds on the side of the championships. However, until March, this initiative had to be scrapped when only 3,919 334 pounds collected from investors were attracted.

The Pozzo family acquired control over Watford in 2012 and has been open to their search for further investments, and even with the full scale of the club’s sales since then.

Watford got stuck in the mediocrity of the championships, ending in the 14th place this season-sending the third year in a row after the end of the table after the drop from the highest flight in 2022.

With a team apparently in routine, a fresh investment can provide a financial impulse needed to restore Watford to compete for the Premier League promotion. Joshua, blessed with a net value estimated at a high 62.5 million pounds by Forbes, confirmed his interest in softening part of the fortune to the club.

Talking with Seconds for the YouTube channelJoshua said: “We wanted to move to Private Equity, Venture Capital funds and so on. When you earn, of course, you want to save, so instead of spending recklessly, I try to invest money in some asset classes and it was an opportunity that appeared.

“Nothing comes out of it. This is a grave investment. If it goes down, it should be good. If we do not do it and good luck, because they are a great team.”

Then he added: “If they returned to the Premier League, I would have to get a shop at Market Street, because the movement that would be through Watford would be phenomenal.

“I remember that I was at Market Street and watched football fans. I’m not a large football fan myself, but I look at Steamroll Market Street and Steamroll Vicararage Road fans were really good scenes.”

Joshua has not acted since his defeat with the IBF heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois in September, and now he confirmed that he would require an elbow injury before he could return to the ring.

He explained: “I’m trying to fix my body. I have to have a compact surgery on my elbow, a compact surgery, once in May”, adding that he will stop him away from the gym for six to eight weeks.

After recovery, Joshua is to consider his next fight and suggested that the fight against Tyson Fury may be on the cards, despite the latest Fury retirement announcement.

Saul “Canelo” Alvarez once again became the undisputed master of a super medium weight in Riyadh, when he added the title of IBF to his WBC crowns, WBA and WBO with a straightforward victory over William Scull.

Canelo (63-2-2, 39 KO) was recently seen in September last year, where he dressed Edgar Berlang on his way to winning at broad points. SCULL (23-1, 9 KO) used IBF undressed Alvarez from his last trip, winning the belt with winning points over Vladimir Shishkin in his adopted German House.

Alvarez found an early right house in the opening round, and the acute combination of Mexico caught the eye in the second, when Scull constantly moved on the ring, trying to look for holes.

The Cuban took the pace of good work for the body, but Alvarez attributed, shading the fourth, and then connecting with the right hook on the fifth.

Scull landed with his own law in the sixth, but the 34-year-old favorite raised the rate to the body in the seventh and eighth rounds, when Sculla’s challenge began to fade.

The rounds of the championships did not contribute much to the action, and Scull moves around and did not knock the dice enough to secure the rounds, which he needed desperately, and the fight went to the results cards, with an inevitable result.

Alvarez became a twice unquestioned champion, winning the results 119-109, 116-112 and 115-113, which established the showdown of September 12 with Terenca Crawford at the Allegiant stadium in Las Vegas.

Munguia protects the revenge of Surace

Based on the Jaime Munguia card, she took revenge in the immediate rematch with Bruno Surace, when the Mexican won points in its continuation.

Surace (26-1-2, 5 KO) won a stunning victory in a knockout at the original meeting, but this time Munguia (45-2, 35 KO) ended the winner, because two results 117-111 and a third in 116-112 assured that she raised her hand.

Jack sees Mikaeljan

Badou Jack (29-3-3, 17 KO) defended its title of WBC WWC, taking into account most of the decisions against Norair Mikaeljan (27-3, 12 KO).

In a close competition, one judge fired a fight for 114-114, but two values ​​115-113 in favor of Jacek meant that he went home with the belt.

Bakole-Zagba held

In the bulky ten round Martin Bakole and Epe Ajagba they could not be separated because they fought most of the draw.

Ajagba (20-1-1, 14 check) He received one verdict 96-94, but the other judges fired a fight 95-95, and the couple will probably have to take a start later.

Bakole (21-2-1, 16 KO) lost in February in the second round with Joseph Parker.

Other card

Richard Riakporhe (18-1, 14 KO) quietly moved to heavyweight, and the former challenge to the title of the world in Krążowarska’s weight recorded victory in the fourth round with Kevin Nicolas Espindoli (9-10, 4 KO).

In the airy bulky weight Brayan Leon (7-0, 6 KO) shot knocking down, but then he had to settle for more than six winning points with Aaron Rocha Guerrero (11-4-1, 7 Kos) and 2024 Olympic silver medalist, 2 Kos), Marco Verde (1-0, 1 k) the middle part. Clash.

A airy perspective, Mohammed Alakel (4-0) won all six rounds against Alexander Morales (6-14-5, 2 KO).