The immediate Juan Carlos Guerra moved to 6-1-1, 2 KO, with a nervous victory over the grandson of Muhammad Ali, Nico Ali Walsh.

Walsh, who also lost to Sona Akale in August 2023, fell to 11-2, 5 KO, after the second failure, which seriously bends his future world title.

Guerra has made a six-column cards of a divided decision based on the Keyshawn Davis vs Davis vs Denys Berinchyk card through the results of 58-56 twice, and one judge sees him as 58-56 for Ali Walsh.

From here Ali Walsh goes, there is no one guessing.

Also on the account, heavyweight player Jared Anderson returned to the winning road after shock with Martin Bakole in August. Anderson pushed to 18-1, 15 KO, with a ten-way unanimous decision over Marios Kollias. After ten unexpected rounds, the results read 99-91 twice and 98-92.

Because Anderson began trouble with the law, his career has moved from the shocking future world champion to the unknown.

The highest rank provides further results.

Vito Mielnicki Jr. He was attracted by Connor Coyle because of the majority decision. One judge won it 96-94 for Mielnicki, which was lifted by two results 95-95.

Juanita Lopez de Jesus made a statement in his debut in paid ranks, scraping Bryan Santiago (1-2-1) left upper mining, which stiffened him in the middle of the canvas in: 59 opening verses. Lopez is the son of a former world champion with two divisions, Juan Manuel “Juanma” Lopez.

Abdullah Mason (17-0, 15 KO) jumped from the potential pretender, clinging to Manuel Jaimsa (16-3-1, 11 Kos) on the way to TKO in the fourth round. The 20-year-old phenomenon was too swift, withdrawing Jaimes’s head with a stiff stab before discharging the power shots that he had never seen. Mason dropped him four times before judge David Fields stopped him at 1:55.

“I said the same thing {about the fact that I am no longer called a perspective}. We say the same. We want lanes, world championships – said Mason. “I have to continue to do what I do and make these guys look like I did since I became a professional.”

Olympian Dominican Republic Rohan Polanco (15-0, 10 KO) did a quick work of Jean Carlos Torres (22-2, 17 KO), securing TKO in the second round. Polanco dropped Torres with his left hook to the side of his head in the opening round. In the second, a lot of unanswered judge Eddie Claudio to stop the competition at 1:48.

Keon Davis (2-0, 1 KO), Keyshawn’s younger brother, won his first victory in the space as a professional, stopping Ira Johnson (3-3, 2 KO) in the second round. Davis dropped Johnson with his right hand to his body, then finished him with an avalanche. Detailed time: 1:38.

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