Las fegasi (
Kọkànlá Oṣù 19, 2016) –
The incredible journey of Demond “Body Shot” Brock continued last night (
Friday) ni “Knockout Night at the D” akọkọ iṣẹlẹ on
Sibiesi idaraya Network that aired live from inside the Aarin Las fegasi titn Center tent.
FloBoxing.tv live streamed this evening’s undercard worldwide, as well as the three main card bouts, excluding North America.
Awọn “Knockout Night at the D” jara, presented by
awọn D Las fegasiand Downtown Las Vegas Events Center,
is promoted by Roy Jones Jr. (RJJ) Boxing Promotions.
Brock lands a right on Blanco
From the Louisiana Penitentiary, where Brock (13-3, 4 KOs) learned how to box while serving a 15-year sentence for armed robbery, to his salvation in the boxing ring. The 35-year-old boxer from New Orleans captured his second title, taking a 10-round split decision (96-94, 96-94, 93-97) from defending North American Boxing Association (Bakannaa) USA lightweight champion Reynaldo “El Trampolin” Blanco (13-3, 7 KOs)
Brock predicted that fans would see a completely different fighter, after being trained for this fight by future Hall of Famer and 10-time world champion Roy Jones, Jr. Brock threw effective punches in bunches, aggressively fought inside against the taller Blanco, and he outworked the Dominican who suffered a cut over his left eye midway through the fight and had his right eye swell a few rounds later.
Brock (R) won his second title with a split decision victory over Blanco
“I knew he was a gritty guy who came from Puerto Rico to fight me in Las Vegas,” explained Brock, who added the NABA USA title to his growing collection that already had included the WBC US lightweight strap. “I was having fun, enjoying myself. I had to pick up stuff working with Roy and some rubbed off on me. With Roy’s help, my confidence was built up and I learned techniques, especially with my hand-and-feet coordination. I found what I learned was more effective.”
Jones was calm in Brock’s corner throughout the fight. “I’m always calm in the corner to get the best out of the fighter,” Jones noted. “To do that I need to remain calm.”
Mexican upset specialist Norberto “Demonio” Gonzalez (22-3-8, 13 KOs) did his thing in the co-feature, taking an eight-round split decision (76-75, 76-75, 74-77) from Puerto Rican junior middleweight Daniel “El Duro” Rosary (11-2, 10 KOs).
(R) Norberto Gonzalez pulled off another upset last night
Gonzalez overcame a second-round knockdown. “I didn’t come here to lose,” Gonzalez commented. “I knew we had to work hard to get a decision.”
In the television opener, red-hot junior featherweight prospect Randy “Awọn Matador” Moreno (7-0, 6 KOs) wà unbeaten, outclassing Daniel Perales (7-6-1, 4 KOs) from the opening bell until referee Russell Mora stopped the fight at the request of the corner in the fourth round. Using his height and reach advantage once again, the 20-year-old Moreno, ija jade ti Las fegasi, continued to show steady overall improvement in his first scheduled six-round bout.
(R) – Randy Moreno is a rising young star
“I can’t wait until I get my first title shot,” Moreno said. “Fighting at home means the world to me.”
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Undefeated New York junior flyweight Natalie “Tuffie” Gonzalez (3-0, 1 KO) unloaded a big right-hand to register her first professional knockout as previously unbeaten Marina “Rockie” Ramírez (2-1) beat the count but referee Kenny Bayles halted the fight.
In a spirited junior featherweight fight from start to finish, Juan “Ciclon Junior” Sanchez (2-0, 1 KO) won a hard fought four-round unanimous decision over a game Javier “Imọlẹ Jade” Cepeda (0-3).
Puerto Rican cruiserweight Kenny “El Indio” Agbelebu (1-2-1, 1 KO) ruined the pro debut former UNLV football player Jason “The Blaze” Beauchamp, unleashing a barrage of unanswered punches for a knockout win only 1:11 sinu šiši yika.
With Jones working his corner, Swedish middleweight Shady Gamhour (1-0, 1 KO) turned in an impress pro debut, idekun David De La Cruz (0-1) ninu awọn kẹta yika.
Pari awọn esi to wa ni isalẹ:
Osise esi
Akọkọ ìṣẹlẹ – LIGHTWEIGHTS
Demond “Body Shot” Brock (13-3, 4 KOs), Challenger, New Orleans, LA
WDEC10 (96-94, 96-94, 93-97)
Reynaldo “El Trampolin” Blanco (13-3, 7 KOs), Mantancita, Orilẹ-Ede Ara Dominika
(Brock won NABA USA lightweight title)
CO-ẹya-ara – JUNIOR MIDDLEWEIGHTS
Norberto Gonzalez (22-8, 13 KOs), Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico
WDEC8 (76-75, 76-75, 74-77)
Daniel “El Duro” Rosario Cruz (11-1, 10 KOs), Caguas, Puẹto Riko
CRUISERWEIGHTS
Kenny Cruz (0-2-1), Natalino, Puẹto Riko
WKO1 (1:11)
Jason Beauchamp (0-1), Las fegasi, NV
MIDDLEWEIGHTS
Shady Gamhour (1-0, 1 KO), Sweden by way of Pensacola, FL
WTKO7 (1:54)
David De La Cruz (0-1, 0 KO), Los Angeles, BI ELEYI
JUNIOR LIGHTWEIGHTS
Randy Moreno (7-0, 6 KOs), Las fegasi, NV
WTKO4 (1:37)
Daniel Perales (7-6-1, 4 KOs), Monterrey Nuevo Leon, Mexico
JUNIOR FEATHERWIEIGHTS
Juan Sanchez (2-0, 1 KO), Allentown, PA
WDEC4 (40-36, 40-36, 39-37)
Javier Cepeda (0-3), Natalino, Puẹto Riko
FEMALE JUNIOR FLYWEIGHTS
Natalie Gonzalez (3-1, KOs), Bronx, NY
WKO2 (1:18)
Marina Martinez (2-0, 0 KOs), Palma, ID
Awọn “Knockout Night at the D” series was developed in partnership with the Downtown Las Vegas Events Center and Neon Star Media.
The final “Knockout Night at the D” show of the 2016 season will be held Saturday, December 17, inside of the Downtown Las Vegas Events Center tent.
