The undefeated lithe Cameron “The One” Vyong detained Jordan Flynn in 7 rounds for the empty title WBO Euro Lightweight on Friday evening at Planet Ice, Altrincham in Chesire, Great Britain.

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VUPG, 8-0 (4), knocked out Jordan Flynn, 11-1-1 (1), at 1:08 Seventh of the planned 10 rounds, for the empty title WBO Euro Lightweight.

In the third round, the law from VUPG on the chin meant that Flynna’s gloves affected the canvas on 8-hlagunks from judge Howard Foster. In the fifth round Flynn landed with a solid body right in a close round. In the seventh round, with VUPG on the chin, Flynn shocked, who was on his feet when Judge Foster called the stop.

BBBOFC English Master Super Middle Reece Farnhill, 11-1 (4) lost to Marek “Boo Boo” Dickinson, 8-1 (2) according to ten rounds of a unanimous decision.

In the second round, Farnhill shook Dickinson right on the chin in the middle of the round. In the third round, Farnhill was cut to the right eye. From the fourth to the eighth round, Dickinson controlled the action, having a Farnhill in defense from cutting.

In the tenth and final round Dickinson continued the landing of Farnhill to win a skewed fight.

The results are 98-93, 98-92 and 99-92. Michael Alexander was a judge.

2024 Olympian PAT “Bomber” Brown, 1-0 (1) knocked out Federico “Pumba” Javier Grandone, 7-5-2 (3) at 0:55 Fourth of the planned sixth round.

In the third round they mixed it well. In the fourth round, Grandone was on his feet, receiving 8-hlagunjowe from shots from Brown. A few seconds later, Brown landed a few blows in the head and body when Judge Darren Sarginson waved him.

SUPER WELTER SOLOMPAW William Crolla, 8-0 (6), defeated Emmanuel “EZ” Zion, 6-4 (3), a six-story decision.

In the first round of Croll Outlanded Zion. Zion returned well enough to take the second round. In the fourth round of Croll changed from Southpaw to Orthodox, passing by Zion.

In the fifth round Zion did enough to take a round. In the sixth and final round they both had their moments. Crolla seemed to perform a close fight. Judge Darren Sarginson shot him 58-57.

SUPER WADZKA Average Taylor Bevan, 2-0 (2) knocked out Southpaw Alec Makovec, 5-3-1 (3) at 2:15 the first of the planned six rounds.

In the first round, Bevan landed on the upper left corner, throwing Makovec face down when judge Darren Sarginson calculated him.

Lightweight hefty Connor Tudsbury, 2-0 (1) defeated Robbie Connor, 3-5-2, by decision of six-time points. In the first three rounds, Tudsbury was an aggressor and a developed Connor. Judge John Lathan scored 60-54.

WWadzka WięDnia Liam “Dynamo” Taylor, 28-2-1 (14) defeated Jamie “The King” Stewart, 4-11-40, by a decision on six rounds.

In the third round Taylor collected Stewart because of the ropes from a lot of blows. In the sixth and last round of Stewart hung there, being at the end of Taylor’s combination.

Judge John Latham won it 60-54.

WBO Master Wytreight Brian Norman Jr. And pretender Derrieck Cuugas successfully successfully on Saturday, March 29, 29 March, for an event that starts at 19:00 ET/16:00 PT, Live on EPN and ESPN+ from Bleaulive Theater at Fontainebleau Las Vegas.

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In the main event of WBO WOMENZOWA WALLING CHECTIONERSHIP Mikaela Mayer and Sandy Ryan considered a 10-round rematch.

Weighing the results

Main card

– Mikaela Mayer 146 vs. Sandy Ryan 145.5

– Brian Norman Jr. 146.7 vs. Derrieck Cuevas 146.3

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– Bruce Carrington 125.3 vs. Jose Enrique Vivas 125.8

– Emiliano Fernando Vargas 138.6 vs. Giovannie Gonzalez 138.3

– Tiger Johnson 146 vs. Kendo Castañeda 146.8

– Dedrick Crocklem 128.6 vs. Dionne Ruvalcaba 128.8

– Emmanuel Chance 119.4 vs. Miguel Guzman 118.7

“It seems to me that there is a lot of pressure on Norman, because he is already treated as if he was not a champion,” said coach Greg Hackett in Sports media YSM About Master WBO Wytreight, Brian Norman Jr., having pressure on his first title defense against Derrieck Cuevas.

Brian Norman Jr. He knows that he must look good, but he knows that he is not well known yet. He must perform because many fans know him only after their last fight with Giovani Santillan. Before this fight Norman Jr. He was unknown with free boxing fans. He did not facilitate his situation that he had not been from the ring for 10 months from this great win.

He should have come back much earlier and fought anyone. I know that he wasted a lot of time trying to get a unification match with IBF HEADE Master Jaron “Boots” Ennis, but the highest rank should have been a deposit earlier, when it was clear that the money was not, that it was.

“He is a cooperation event under Mikalei Mayer and fights not in his hometown,” said Hackett. “He should have been fighting in Atlanta. He must go out and perform. He must not only win. He must look good because people want to see the fights [involving him] with shoes and Barrio from WBC. People want to see who is the main in this weight class. “

It is crazy that Brian Norman Jr. He does not transport his own card in the south or anywhere, he got stuck to the undercard of Mikael Mayer vs. Sandy Ryan 2 in Las Vegas. It looks bad. Keyshawn Davis took care of his own card in his hometown of Norfolk, Virginia, and he was still a claimant. Why does the best rank do not do it for Norman JR?

It doesn’t matter that Keyshawn fought at the Olympic Games in 2020. He didn’t get gold. Andy Cruz from Cuba beat him. Norman Jr. He should receive the same red carpet treatment according to the highest rank as Davis.

“We have a novel cast of guys. Who is a man? He is [Norman Jr.] One of the guys who hold the lanes, said Hackett. “So we have to see. That’s why I say there is a bit of pressure. I think Norman will do quite well. When I saw him in Atlanta, he was in good shape then. I imagine he is in great shape. I think he will do what he could do.

“I feel very bad because of a kid, from whom he is not celebrated in Atlanta, where he comes from,” said Hackett about Norman Jr., who must go on the road to defend and fight for the first time on a non -unconventional women’s fight, not a header.

Next month, IBF will order heavyweight master Daniel Dubois, defend his belt against a 41-year compulsory opponent, Derek Chisora, April 22. Two British have a deadline on June 21 to end this fight.

Social media fans are bad because of this fight. They believe that 27-year-old Dubois (22-2, 21 KO) is livid to defend his IBF heavyweight title against the past of his best Chisory (36-13, 23 KO), whose career is simple along with the careful associated with older warriors.

Safety concerns

IBF must make their title eliminators much more complex to prevent washed warriors to be washed by becoming obligatory pretenders and destruction by the masters. It is not sheltered to have fighters as aged as Chisora ​​challenging an elite hefty weight such as Dubois. What’s more, this is a bad product for fans who expect a competitive match.

Chisora ​​is the equivalent of an aged dinosaur who does not belong to the fight with anyone remotely talented. Placing a 42-year-old 42-year-old Chisory from Dubois is not sheltered and makes sport look bad in the eyes of fans. This is unfair to naive fans who will buy tickets for the event or order them on PPV if it is sold in this format.

Chisora ​​would be better to fight for struggle for careful, just like aged baseball players, when they are too aged to compete, but putting him with the world champion, such as Dubois, harm the honesty of this sport. People are nervous that IBF has clearly facilitated Chisor in the past, which has become mandatory for the Dubois belt along with the fight with Otto Wallin.

IBF should focus on the safety of fighters, because Chisora ​​looks and sounds as if he was not near a warrior who was in 2012, when wounded, one -armed Vitali Klitschko defeated him strongly. With one arm, Vitali defeated Chisora ​​like a drum. Delby looked like he didn’t belong to the same ring with him.

Many boxing fans believe that Chisora-Walllin’s fight should not have been sanctioned as an eliminator of the World IBF title. Anthony Joshua knocked out Wallin in five rounds and did not beat anyone noteworthy from this defeat. In the last fight, Wallin defeated the unclear heavyweight named Onoriode Ehwarieme.

Sanctioning Chisor’s fight vs. Wallin as an eliminator of the title was a joke. The Chisory record in the last eight fights is 4-4 since 2020, and his victory came against these little fighters:

Otto Wallin
Joe Joyce: 39
Gerald Washington: 42
Kubrat Pulev: 43

IBF will order the mandatory challenge of Derek Chisory to the title of heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois next month without the final eliminator 🥊 pic.twitter.com/swgfk69t5b

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