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MISSISSAUGA, Ontario, Canadá (Marzo 22, 2018) – Irish eyes were smilin’ last Saturday in Canada, when undefeated International Boxing Association (IBA) campeón de peso ligero Josh “Dubs” O'Reilly made his first title defense, taking a 10-round unanimous decision over his Mexican challenger, Juan “El Tornado” Bedolla Orozco,
The special St. Tarjeta del día de Patrick, presented by United Promotions, was held at Hersey Centre in Mississauga, Ontario, Canadá.
O’Reilly, de 27 años. (11-0, 4 KOs), an Irish-Canadian fighting out of Hamilton (Canadá), defeated Orozco by scores of 100-90, 100-90 y 99-91.
“Estoy muy contento con mi rendimiento, especially against such a tough opponent,” O’Reilly said. “I’m glad I got 10 rounds in and, total, I think it was a good performance.
“I’m looking forward to staying busy and getting back in the ring May 12º. I’m looking for another victory and a great show.”
Team O’Reilly celebrates its recent victory
“Josh O’Reilly is the hottest prospect in Toronto right now and we’re looking to keep him busy,” promotor Tyler Buxton comentado. “His next fight will be May 12º as the co-feature with Brandon ‘Bad Boy’ Cocinero en el evento principal.”
Antigua Federación Internacional de Boxeo (Campeón de peso pesado de la FIB Frankie Rill (15-2, 11 KOs), stopped Argentinian knockout-artist Sebastián “El Grandote” Ignacio Ceballos(34-10-2, 26 KOs) in the opening round of the co-featured event.
Campeón canadiense de peso semipesado Tim Cronin (11-1-1, 2 KOs) won a six-round majority decision over previously unbeaten Argentinian Juan Cruz Correa (4-1-1),
Canadian light heavyweights Jason Alexander (2-3, 2 KOs) y Darren Fletcher (1-4-2) enfrentado a una mayoría empate de seis asaltos.
Perspectiva india de peso medio Sukhdeep “Chakria” Singh, un 2012 Campeonato Nacional Senior de Boxeo y 2011 Medallista de oro de la Supercopa de boxeo como aficionado, had an impressive pro debut, noquear Alejandro Garcia (2-2, 1 KO), de México, en la cuarta ronda.
Undefeated Armenia-native Andranik Grigoryan (3-0), now fighting oit of Montreal, won a six-round unanimous decision versus previously undefeated Mexican featherweight Sergio “El Duende” Palafox (7-1, 2 KOs). Grigoryan adquirió una experiencia invaluable como miembro clave del equipo de boxeo ruso en la Serie Mundial de Boxeo.
Mexican super welterweight Mario Bedolla Orozzo (1-1-1) won a four-round split decision over pro-debuting, favorito local Karl “La maquinilla de afeitar” Hess.
“Last Saturday night’s St. Patrick’s Day event was a great success,” Buxton concluded. “We had a little bit of everything: close fights, decisiones divididas, majority draws, disgustos, and knockouts. And Josh O’Reilly won a one-sided fight versus a very tough Mexican opponent, Juan Bedolla Orozco, who made Josh work. Total, it was a great event.”
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