The packed house witnessed the amazing night of boxing and entertainment at Léman Ballroom, Modern York on Thursday evening.

Officially, promotions returned returned to the Broad Street Brawl campaign in cooperation with the Bigvision community.

In the main program was the former debutant of the year NBA Michael Carter-Williams, who a successful amateur boxing debut against the match itself, which Khatib himself to win a unanimous victory of the decision.

“It was good today, it was fun,” said Carter-Williams after winning. “I thought my performance was pretty good. I thought I did some good things, but there are definitely some things that I had to fix. My opponent was also quite good. He did a great job himself. Ultimately we came here for a larger purpose. We both did it for charity, so we went there, raised some money, fought and entertained the crowd.”

During the three two-family battle of Carter-Williams and Khatib, they showed aggressive readiness to get involved. Carter-Willams found his level of comfort at the beginning of the duel, releasing a series of crisp combinations that brought him eight eight from the judge in both the first and second cage. His athleticism and leg work also brought dividends, and Carter-Willams remained under control by most of the confrontation.

“I was thrilling,” said Carter-Williams about how he feels before the fight. “I was like:” I put all this work. I paired twice a week. I can’t wait to get there and really fight. ” It was great.

The question that everyone had at the end of the fight was whether Carter-Willliams would soon return to the ring again.

“I think you will see me again. I definitely want to improve some things,” he said. “I am a competitor. Who knows where it will be. My children love it – my wife, my family – so I’ll definitely go back there.”

Throughout the evening, Broad Street Brawl took place nine amateur duels, as well as the exclusive performance of Yung Wola, who fell in love with the audience with the lively performance of their hit song, High Energy.

“I am very proud of all people who contributed to time and effort to make this event a great success, especially our sponsors and fighters,” said Ronson Frank, president of the promotion. “The fighters came here and fought with a massive heart. They gave people a great performance, and I couldn’t be more pleased with how the series went.”

Everyone fighting on the card plays with an amazing heart and energy, and the gym in the whole city was proudly represented by fighters who took part. Daniella Malave and Christine Jeberg were two favorite fans who really put the crowd in the confusion because they won unanimous wins in their attacks, but each participant deserves all recognition in the world for ensuring such an electrical atmosphere in this triumphant return to action by returning to action.

Broad Street Brawl – Fight the results

Israel Bailey defeated Liubomyr Ozhovychh by thighs (average weight)
Dan Hendrick defeated Sahand Boorboor by thighs (featherlight weighty scales)
Christopher Barnes defeated Francisco Trindade by thighs (weighty scales)
Daniella Malave defeated Courteney Wach through Ud (welterweight)
Michelle Lee defeated Amy Wilkes by Ud (Flyweights)
Mike Raffaniello defeated Bill Walker by thighs (lightweight weighty scales)
Darren Agboh defeated Daniel Anyaegbunam by thighs (weighty scales)
Christine Jeberg defeated Justine Sherry by Ud (featherlight)
Michael Carter-Williams defeated Khatiba herself by thighs (weighty scales)
“We returned to the game,” said Ronson Frank PO Broad Street Brawl. “We’ll start to take professional fights again, and we already have another card in work. All coaches who have my number are hitting me if you want to turn on their guys. But in general, it’s just good to come back.”

Caleb Plant left Michelob Ultra Arena in Las Vegas along with his career in Tatters, when Jose Armando Resendiz won the victory in points to win his transient WBA title on Saturday.

Plant (23-3, 14 costs) came to this one than the former world champion IBF, but he had inactive bones recently. He had to get off the deck to stop Trevor Mccumbby in September last year during the last trip. Reck Mexico (16-2, 11 costs) victory in 2023 with the former world champion Jarrett Hurd, but it was not expected that he would not oppose the opportunities.

It started well enough for the plant, when he folded well and worked out the guest, but the 26-year-old grew up to the competition, and the third saw his right hand connecting on the chin of the plant.

Restendiz warmed up to his task, and in the sixth round he landed with another right hand, which disturbed the “Saleathands” and told him to sway.

Underdog was warned about using the head on the eighth, but he was still successful, a volume of hearing that was forced to hold.

The 32-year-old favorite was also cut out in the penultimate team to add to his troubles, but he gathered with his right hand of his rocking before the competitive final round led to the results.

One judge planted the winner of 115-113, but two values ​​116-112 for Resendiz assured that he had removed nervousness.

Plant, who suffered the third defeat of his professional career, losing Canelo Alvarez And David Benavidez confirmed that he had the RESENDIZ reminder.

RESSENDIZ has its best round of fight after landing a tiny right hand left hook, which swaying the plant at the end of RD6.

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Charlo crushes Lamanna

Jermall Charlo moved to Super Middle Wweight and completely dominated his clash with Thomas Lamanna, who was on canvas three times before he was detained at the beginning of the sixth round.

Charlo (34-0, 23 food) was aimed at meeting the plant, and it turns out if this fight would continue, but he was holding on to the opportunity with a one-sided win.

Lamanna (39-6-1, 18 food) was in each of the third, fourth and fifth round before the ring doctor advised the judge to stop fighting.

Hernandez leave Davis

Medium talent, Yoenla Hernandez (8-0, 7 food), for the first time went to a distance as a professional, and won each round 10 against Kyrone Davis (19-4-1, 6 cost), which was dropped in the second round.

Other card

In the remaining ten round on the Isaac Lucero card (17-0, 13 food) he needed only two rounds to stop Luis Valenzuela (23-1, 20 food) in a super-medium super weight, with Mexico twice before the end.

In the eight round of competitions, in lightweight, Curmel Moton (8-0, 6 food) won all available sessions against Renny Viamonte Mastrapa (4-2-1, 2 food), and the Philippine Super Bantamweight, Carl Martin (26-0, 20 food) was the winner of points against Francisco Portillo (19-13-2, 11, 11).

Daniel Blancas (13-0, 6 costs) remained invincible, winning his super medium weight with Kwame Ritter (11-3, 9 dishes) in the sixth round.

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In six roundings, Cristian Cangelosi (11-0, 5 food) victory in most decisions with Samuel Figueroa (13-3, 6 costs) in his great welterweight, and in Super Lightweight Justin Cardon (10-1, 5 food) made a divided decision over Elijah Williams (10-2, 4 food).

The perspective of the Super Middle Lewyight, John Easter (9-0, 7 Food) was the winner of points against Andres Martinez (5-4, 3 food).

The only four round, Brayan Gonzalez (4-0, 2 food) won in the second round with Osiel Flores (2-1, 2 food) in Super Bantamweight.

Armando Resendiz celebrated his best victory in his career on Saturday evening after defeating the Caleba factory outside the form in Las Vegas.

The Mexican won the momentary title of WBA Super Middle Wweight and approached the battle with Canelo Alvarez’s compatriot at Mandalay Bay.

Resendiz Beats Plant

RESSENDIZ officially won by a divided decision. However, the card for the plant was very generous and highly doubtful. Michelob Ultra Arena explained its feelings when the advertisement was confirmed by a divided verdict.

Two Card judges results 116-112 for RESENDIZ and rightly, but the authorities should examine the 115-113 card provided by David Sutherland.

There is no way on earth for the plant to win the fight in the eyes of someone else. He didn’t do enough for 36 minutes and it was clear like a day.

Stats Compubox confirmed this fact.

“Caleb Plant had plans for future fights, including Armando Resendiz. RESSENDIZ had other plans.

“Resendiz landed 186 out of 600 blows, while Plant went 108 of 509. RESSENDIZ had an advantage of 109 to 70 connections in power beats.

“It sounded as if the judges intended to steal this from a distinguished warrior when Jimmy Lennon said it was a divided decision.”

Nevertheless, RESENDIS moves to 16-2, 11 KO and to a potential clash with Jermall Charlo. The plant will fall to 23-3, 14 KO and can lose a trauma with its factor.

At the back of his triumph, RESENDIZ said: “I knew that everyone would be against me because he was a favorite on paper, but I believed in myself,” said Reséndiz. “My corner believed in me. And then we did exactly what we came.”

“I felt like he was close and in a close fight sometimes changes the other way,” said Plant. “I feel like I have control enough and I exploit the whole ring using my stab, but the judges saw it the other way.

“I wasn’t really worried about what people were saying. I knew I would win. I didn’t worry at all. I knew it would be a challenging fight.

“We gave them a great fight. I am ready to fight anyone. Whoever wants society.”

I must admit that the plant stayed and talked to PBC interviewers. He said: “It wasn’t like he had so much pressure on me. He caught me with one of them. It was quite good. But besides, nothing really hurt me or stunned.

“I felt like I did well. I used a stab, I used the whole ring and I was patient, but I wasn’t a better man today.

“I will just come back with my team. Go home to my family and spend time with my daughter. My son is on the way. You know that we will be regrouping and come back.”

Charlo vs lamana

Jermall Charlo Moved to 34-0, 23 KO, stopping beyond the deep Thomas “Cornflake” Lamanna. Charlo dropped Lamanna three times and ended the fight in the fifth round.

Lamanna, who has a 39-6-1, 18 KO record padded, has never been in battle and can either retire or return to a point after another unsuccessful step.

Charlo dominated Lamanna and never threatened to lose the competition. The judge intervened, this was the one -sided nature of the fight.

After he went towards a huge fight in 168 after a challenging few months, Charlo said: “It’s good to come back. I am grateful to everyone who stood with me. I love you all.

“It lasts, elderly. I came back. You know that you have to go through things to get better. I felt good. I have to work. I knew my time was. Shout to my trainer, Hylon Williams sr.”

The former medium weight master WBC added: “I just want to remain known and appropriate. Never more shadowy places and keep my head straight.

“I just want to encourage everyone in the world, keep God first, keep God first.”

Lamanna said: “Yes, I did everything I could. Doctors are here for some reason and they made a decision.

“I am disappointed, but it was boxing. Charlo was sharper than I expected. I expected to leave the pistols a little more.

“For some reason he is a two -time world champion. He has a great, ponderous stab and he did what he had to do.”

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Yoenli Feliciano Hernandez He pushed to 8-0, 7 Kos when he defeated Kyrone Davis. Hernandez dominated the proceedings and won 100-89 on the entire board.

After winning, he said: “In a sense, the fact that it was not a knockout allowed me to test himself at a distance.

“I never thought that I would feel so good in the 10th round, like in the first round, but it was.

“I dominated based on the results of my preparations and beliefs that I have in my skills.

“I want to thank all the fans who showed me their love and support, and I want to follow the belts in the next. Bring the masters.”

Davis said: “I just couldn’t catch my rhythm from the very beginning. I started fighting from behind and I was unable to determine my crime.

“He is a good warrior and has a radiant future. I will return to the drawing board and come up with what will happen next.”

In further action, Isaac Lucero He improved to 17-0 when he stopped Omar Valenzuela in two rounds.

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