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Nelson décide à Turunen de conserver le titre des poids moyens de l'UBF

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Martin remporte la décision unanime en co-long métrage
Barré & Smith se bat pour un tirage au sort
Irving et Sheppard restent invaincus
WASHINGTON, D.C. (Décembre 3, 2018)–Ce samedi soir, Tori Nelsona battu une décision unanime de 10 rounds sur Sanna Turnunen pour conserver le titre UBF des poids moyens dans l'événement principal de la toute première carte de combat à The Entertainment and Sports Arena à Washington, D.C.
La carte de huit combats a été promue par Tricky Entertainment et DCFightNight.

Nelson a contrôlé l'action contre Turunen en la travaillant. Turunen était dur dans la défaite, mais Nelson a pris le combat de manière blanchie au rythme de 100-90 sur toutes les cartes.

Nelson d'Ashburn, Virginie est 19-2-3. Turunen de Finlande est 4-2-1.
Tori Nelson parle de sa victoire sur Sanna Turunen
Tori Nelson parle de sa victoire sur Sanna Turunen
Sam Crossed a eu la chance d'obtenir une décision partagée sur Twon Smith dans un combat de poids croiseur.

À la fin du deuxième tour, Smith est tombé croisé avec une main droite dure. Crossed est revenu pour décrocher des coups solides, mais a été secoué à nouveau au quatrième tour. Le combat était un combat serré, mais certains dans la foule ont montré leur désapprobation à la lecture des partitions 57-56 deux fois pour Crossed et 57-56 pour Smith.

Barré, 189.6 livres de ceinture de verdure, MD est 8-0. Forgeron, 187.6 livres d'Oklahoma City est 3-2.

Kareem Martin a remporté une décision unanime en six rounds contre Andrew Rodgers dans un combat de poids welter.

Les scores étaient 59-55 sur toutes les cartes pour Martin, 148 livres de Washington, DC, qui est maintenant 11-2. Rodgers, 149 livres d'Elkhart, IN est 4-5-1.

Jordan Blanc arrêté Ndira Spearman au premier tour de leur combat de poids plume de quatre rounds prévu.

White a décroché un coup de poing au corps qui a été suivi d'une gauche à l'épaule, et Spearman est descendu pour le compte à 2:02.

Blanc, 128 livres de Washington, DC est 7-1 avec cinq coups de grâce. Lancier, 128.2 livres de Lavergne, TN est 1-4.

Dans un résultat surprenant, Matt Murphy et invaincu Antonio Magruder se sont battus pour un match nul divertissant dans un combat de poids welter.

Murphy a secoué Magruder plusieurs fois au deuxième et troisième round, mais Magruder est revenu pour sauver le tirage au sort avec un 4e cadre solide.

Les scores étaient 39-37 Magruder, et 38-38 deux fois.

Magruder, 147 livres de Washington, DC est 5-0-1. Murphy 144.8 lbs de St. Louis est 3-30-4.

Alexander Johnson a remporté une décision unanime en six rounds sur Mengistu Zarzar dans un combat poids lourd léger.

Johnson, 177.8 livres de Washington, D.C. gagné par des scores de 59-55 deux fois et 58-56 et est maintenant 17-4-1. Zarzar, 182.2 livres de Palmer Park, MD est 6-6-1.

Bonne perspective Kiante Irving a arrêté George Sheppard au deuxième tour de leur combat prévu pour les super-moyens en quatre rounds.

Dans le deuxième tour, Irving a laissé tomber Sheppard avec une longue main droite. Sheppard tituba sur ses pieds, mais le combat a été annulé à 1:06.

Irving, 163.4 livres de Beaver Falls, PA est 3-0 avec trois KO. Sheppard, 163.8 livres de Virginie est 1-5-1.

George Harris est resté invaincu en arrêtant Lamar Lewis au troisième tour de leur combat contre les poids lourds de quatre rounds prévu.

Dans la troisième manche, Harris a laissé tomber Lewis avec une combinaison difficile. Harris a terminé Lewis en le bercant plusieurs fois, et le combat a été arrêté à 2:00.

Harris, 218 livres de Silver Spring, MD est 2-0 avec deux KO. Lewis, 235.2 livres d'Arkansas est 0-4.
Tricky Entertainment fait la promotion de la musique, événements de divertissement et de style de vie à D.C. depuis dix ans, et est dirigé par Erwin Pendergrast.
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Kendo Castaneda Remains Undefeated

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WHOSE ‘0’ WILL GO 2
KENDO CASTANEDA CAPTURES NABA SUPER LIGHTWEIGHT TITLE
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SAN ANTONIO, TX (Décembre 1, 2018) – Last night at the Scottish Rite Theatre in San Antonio, TX, TMB & PRB Divertissement et Roy Jones Jr. Promotions de boxe, présenté, “Whose ‘0’ Will Go 2”, où Kendo Castaneda (15-0, 7 KOs) captured the NABA super lightweight title with a unanimous decision victory Gilbert Venegas Jr. (10-1, 6 KOs), handing him his first loss as a professional.
Dans les premiers tours, both fighters were having their moments, landing hard shots, but as the fight progressed, Castaneda started to get in a grove by going to the body. Venegas held his own but couldn’t get his punches off like he wanted too, and Castaneda started to take over the fight. Dans les derniers tours, Castaneda was landing three punch combinations, while boxing from a distance, finishing the fight strong. At the end of the ten-round fight, Kendo was up big on the judge’s cards. Scorecards lus 98-92, 99-91,100-90, all in favor of Castaneda.
6-Round Co-Main Event for Vacant ABF Middleweight Title
Local hero, Luey Villareal (4-0-1, 1 KO) captured the ABF middleweight title with a stunning TKO against Michael Klekotta (2-4, 1 KO). Villareal broke down Klekotta for the first three rounds before stopping him with a barrage of punches in the fourth round. The time was at the 1:20 marque.
4-Round Super Featherweight
18-sensation d'un an, Ricky médina (2-0, 2 KOs), scored a second-round KO over Jorge De Leon (0-5). Medina landed a powerful uppercut in the middle of round two, sending De Leon to the canvas. He then followed with a devastating right hook to the temple, knocking out De Leon at the 2:58 marque.
4-Round Super Featherweight Bout
Xavier Wilson (9-0, 1 KO) remained undefeated with a unanimous decision victory against vs Gelacio Cruz (2-4-3, 1 KOs). Wilson used lateral movement to land his punches off angles.Scorecards read 40-36 deux fois et 39-36 for Wilson.
4-Round Middleweight Bout
In a battle of hometown fighters, George Ramos (2-0, 1 KO) vaincu Steven Ramos (4-1, 1 KO) par voie de décision unanime. George Ramos landed the cleaner shots and was the aggressor. Scorecards lus 40-36 deux fois et 39-36 all in favor for George Ramos.
4-Round Middleweight Bout
Local native, Dagoberto Navarez (5-0, 1 KOs) scored a fourth-round majority decision overStetson Horne (0-3). Navarez was the aggressor, coming right at Horne from the opening bell, landing overhand rights. Horne had his moments but didn’t do enough to keep Navarez off him. Scorecards lus 39-36 deux fois, et 38-38 for Navarez.
4-Round Middleweight
In a battle of middleweight prospects, Washington Luiz (1-0, 1 KO), who was making his pro debut, scored a fourth round TKO against David Godley (1-1). Luiz was circling to his right, landing accurate counter punches throughout the fight. A right hook, straight left combo hurt Godly, knocking him out on his feet, forcer l'arbitre à arrêter le combat à la .45 marque la quatrième ronde.
4-Round Heavyweight
Dans ses débuts pro, Christopher Martinez (1-0, 1 KO) scored a second round TKO overMathew Glover (1-1), se terminant le combat à la 2:59 marque. A flurry of right hands sent Glover to the canvas and the referee waved off the bout after Glover was on wobbly legs.
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DEONTAY WILDER AND TYSON FURY FIGHT TO SPLIT-DECISION DRAW IN EPIC BATTLE ON​ ​SHOWTIME PPV® FROM STAPLES CENTER IN LOS ANGELES

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Jarrett Hurd Defends WBA, IBF 154-Pound Titles With Fourth-Round KO Over James Welborn; Luis Ortiz Registers 10-Round TKO of Travis Kauffman; Joe Joyce Remains Undefeated With First-Round KO Against Joe Hanks
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LOS ANGELES (Décembre. 1, 2018) – Deontay “The Bronze Bomber” Wilder and Tyson “The Gypsy King” Fury fought to a split-decision draw on SHOWTIME PPV® on Saturday night from STAPLES Center​ ​in​ ​arguably ​one of the best heavyweight fights in years​.​

 

 

 

After controlling the WBC World Championship fight early, Fureur (27-0-1, 19 KOs) miraculously overcame two knockdowns by Wilder (40-0-1, 39 KOs) – including one in round 12 – in the improbable draw. Les juges ont noté le combat 115-111 for Wilder, 114-112 for Fury and 113-113.

 

 

 

“I think with the two knockdowns I definitely won the fight,” said Wilder, who has recorded a knockdown in each of his 41 pro fights and was defending his WBC belt for the eighth time since 2015. “We poured our hearts out tonight. We’re both warriors, but with those two drops I think I won the fight.”

 

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Fury saw it differently, stating that he gave it everything he had.

 

 

 

“We’re on away soil, I got knocked down twice, but I still believe I won that fight,” said England’s Fury, whose amazing comeback continues following a two and a half-year absence from the sport from drug and alcohol addiction and mental health issues.​ “I hope I did you all proud after nearly three years out of the ring. I was never going to be knocked down tonight. I showed good heart to get up. I came here tonight and I fought my heart out.​”​

 

 

It was an electrifying night with an attendance announced at 17,698 les fans, which included Hollywood stars and fight fans like former Lakers greats Shaquille O’Neal, Jerry West, former NFL stars Michael Strahan and Michael Irvin, and ​boxing ​legends Evander Holyfield and Floyd Mayweather.

 

 

 

Fureur, who out-landed Wilder 84-71 global, was caught by a short right hand by Wilder just behind the left ear to drop Fury for the third time in his career in the ninth round. Then in the 12th, a Wilder right hand and left hook combination sent the 6-foot-9 Fury down again, hitting his head on the canvas. De nouveau, he managed to ​stand​ up and referee Jack Reiss let him continue to fight.

 

 

 

“Boxing is always the theater of the unexpected, and that’s what we had tonight,” SHOWTIME expert analyst Al Bernstein said.

 

 

 

Bernstein said seeing Fury get up and continue to fight after the brutal knockdown was “one of the most astonishing things I’ve ever seen in the boxing ring.”

 

 

 

SHOWTIME boxing historian and commentator Steve Farhood had Fury controlling the early rounds and Fury winning rounds 3-8, and ultimately scored the fight, 115-111.

 

 

 

Because of a rematch clause, both fighters were asked if they would like to do it again. “I would love for it to be my next fight," Wilder a dit. “Why not? Let’s give the fans what they want to see. It was a great fight and let’s do it again. It doesn’t matter to me where we do it.”

 

 

 

“​One hundred​ percent we’ll do the rematch,” said Fury, fighting in the first heavyweight title pay-per-view bout in America since 2002. “We are two great champions. Me and this man are the two best heavyweights on the planet.”

 

 

 

Wilder said he came out slow and rushed his punches. “I didn’t sit still. I was too hesitant. I started overthrowing the right hand and I just couldn’t adjust.”

 

 

 

Fureur, fighting for the third time this year with 26-year-old trainer Ben Davison in his corner, also had former boxing great Ricky Hatton and seven-time Trainer of the Year Freddie Roach in his corner.

 

 

 

In the lead-up fight to Wilder-Fury, “Swift” Jarrett Hurd (23-0, 16 KOs) defended his 154-pound IBF and WBA world title belts with a fourth-round knockout against United Kingdom’s James Welborn (24-7, 7 KOs), who was fighting for the first time on American soil.

 

 

Welborn was the aggressor in the first minute of the fourth round, sending Hurd to the ropes with punch after punch to the body and head. Suddenly realizing he might be in trouble, Hurd of Accokeek, Maryland, countered back from sudden adversity in dramatic fashion and sent Welborn back-tracking before a devastating body punch sent him to one knee. He was counted out at 1:55 by referee Lou Moret, who was officiating the final fight of his 30-plus year career.

 

 

 

Après le combat, undefeated super welterweight Jermell Charlo entered the ring to challenge for Hurd’s coveted belts. “We definitely want Charlo,” Hurd told SHOWTIME Sports’ Jim Gray, saying the matchup would likely occur after one more fight. “I’m calling the shots. je suis non. ​1​ right now. When I say answer the phone, answer the phone. I got the date.”

 

 

 

Charlo shot back. “This is easy money. I like those belts – they look real good on you. He said he wants another fight. I’m ready now.”

 

 

 

Hurd, who unified the WBA and IBF belts by beating WBA champion Erislandy Lara in April in Las Vegas, was returning with a surgically repair left shoulder. He threw 118 jabs, more than half of the 220 punches he threw in the fight.

 

 

 

“I’m just coming off surgery so I wanted to see how I worked off the jab,"A dit Hurd. “I felt good I was working behind the jab I got caught on the ropes and got caught with some shots and said ‘that’s enough. He got enough TV time.’ I heard the crowd and I didn’t want to get brave. So I turned it up and got the knockdown.​”​

 

 

 

Former Wilder foe and heavyweight southpaw Luis “The Real King Kong” Ortiz (30-1, 26 KOs) returned to STAPLES​ Center​ for a second consecutive victory with a resounding 10th-round TKO against Travis “My Time” Kauffman (32-3, 23 KOs) de Reading, Pennsylvanie.

 

 

 

The 39-year-old Ortiz of Camaguey, Cuba, registered left-cross knockdowns in the sixth, eighth and 10th rounds before the final blow coming later in the 10th round against a gritty Kauffman. It was the 26th career stoppage for Ortiz, who lost to Wilder in a Fight of the Year candidate back in March.

 

 

 

The fight was officially called at 1:58 of the 10th round. "Je suis un guerrier,” Ortiz said. “Nothing contains me. We didn’t have to knock him out but we wanted to show everything we have in our repertoire, and we showed it tonight.”

 

 

 

Ortiz, who was warned twice for low blows, clipped Kauffman for a second time by a lethal left hand of Ortiz at 2:29 dans le huitième round. But just like the first time he was send to canvas in the sixth round, Kauffman was able to get up and continue fighting.

 

 

 

The technically sound performance by Ortiz included 376 jab attempts to Kauffman’s 99 and out-landing him 66-7. That led to a 135-37 lead in total connects and a 69-30 margin in power connects against Kauffman, who SHOWTIME commentator Paulie Malignaggi called, “a stubborn guy who wouldn’t go away.”

 

 

 

“Of course I’ll fight the winner of this fight [Wilder-Fury],” Ortiz said. “I want that second fight with Wilder. I want to fight anybody.”

 

 

 

In the ​pay-per-view​ telecast opener, Joe “The Juggernaut” Joyce (7-0, 7 KOs) recorded a massive first-round knockout against Joe “The Future” Hanks (23-3, 15 KOs). A rising heavyweight, Joyce, de Londres, Angleterre, ended the fight officially after just 2:25 as he used a right jab to set up a near-perfect left hook sending Hanks to the canvas and down for the count.

 

 

 

Trained by noted trainer Abel Sanchez, Joyce told Gray he’s ready for anyone. “I want to get in some bigger fights,” said the former Olympic silver medal winner who recorded his fourth first-round KO. “I’ve been doing well so there is plenty more to come. All the support from back home in England, thanks for coming. I hope I put on something good to watch.”

 

 

 

It was the second win in the United States for Joyce, who also picked up the vacant WBA Continental heavyweight title. “I’m getting people out quickly,"Il a dit. “I’ve got a lot of experience, I’m just going to improve on my strength and my speed. I’ve heard comments that I’m slow but I seem to land the shots and get the job done.”

 

 

 

It was the third time during his career that Hanks, from Newark, N.J., has been knocked down by a left hook.

 

 

 

Earlier in the night on SHOWTIME BOXING: SPECIAL EDITION Adonis Stevenson’s five-and-a-half year reign as the WBC Light Heavyweight Champion of the World ended as Oleksandr Gvozdyk dethroned boxing’s longest reigning champion with a devastating 11th round knockout from Videotron Center in Quebec City. VIDEO: https://s.sho.com/2BMNZIx. Saturday’s one-fight telecast from Quebec City will replay on Monday, Décembre 3 à 10 p.m. ET/PT on SHOWTIME EXTREME and will be available on SHOWTIME ANYTIME® and SHOWTIME on DEMAND®. Le BOXE SHOWTIME: SPECIAL EDITION streamed live on SHOWTIME Sports social platforms and is archived on the SHO Sports YouTube channel and Facebook page.

 

 

 

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Ortíz, Santiago and Lopez dominant in Puerto Rico

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‘Fresh Productions Boxing’ showed that its young boxers has the skills to beat opponents who have won world titles.

 

 

 

From the Pedro ‘Perucho’ Cepeda Ballpark in the city of Cataño, Puerto Rico, Jonathan ‘Bum Bum’ López (5-0, 3 KOs) de Puerto Rico, scored a unanimous decision victory over former WBA Interim World Champion and world title challenger José ‘Torito’ Rodríguez (32-8, 19 KOs) du Mexique, in a scheduled six round fight in the bantamweight division (118 livres).

 

 

 

Rodriguez was stripped of a point in the first round for behind the head blows. The three judges scored 60-53 for the Puerto Rican Lopez, who had an outstanding amateur career (226-12) that includes a bronze medal in the World Boxing Youth Championships in Kiev, the Golden Belt in Ecuador, and was national champion of Puerto Rico for seven consecutive years.

 

 

 

In another great fight, WBC FECARBOX Lightweight champion Alfredo ‘Ojo’ Santiago (11-0, 3 KOs), a native of the Dominican Republic and based in Fajardo, Puerto Rico, dominated by unanimous decision former WBA World Champion Jonathan Víctor Barros (41-7-1, 22 KOs) de l'Argentine. The three judges scored 99-91.

 

 

 

Barros has victories over former world champion Celestino Caballero and former world contenders Miguel Román and Satoshi Hosono. The Argentine has also faced boxers of the caliber of Yuriorkis Gamboa, Mikey Garcia, Lee Selby and Miguel Berchelt.

 

 

 

Pour sa part, Eye’ Santiago has notable victories over former world contender Jayson Velez and former Mexican Olympian Arturo Santos Reyes.

 

 

 

Puerto Rico’s jr featherweight (122 lbs) sensation, Abimael ‘Manos de Piedra/Hands of Stone’ Ortiz (7-0-1, 4 KOs) defeated Mexican Alexis ‘Beaver’ Santiago (21-7-1, 8 KOs) by unanimous decision in a 10-round match. The judges scored 100-90 (2x) et 99-91.

 

 

 

Dans d'autres combats:

 

 

 

Lightweights Steven Ruidiaz (4-0, 4 KOs) of Canovanas won by way of 3e-round KO to Angel ‘Memito’ Lopez (6-2, 6 KOs) de Caguas.

 

 

 

In exciting fight in the flyweight division, Jésus “Chiquito” Soler (10-1-1, 5 KO) d'Arecibo, defeated Oscar Marrero (5-2, 3 KO) of Luquillo by unanimous decision. The judges scored 78-76, 78-74 et 77-75.

 

 

 

Jr. welters, Emmanuel Morales (8-3, 5 KOs) of Cidra defeated Adrián Martínez (2-2, 2 KOs) of San Lorenzo by 3e-ronde TKO.

 

 

 

Légers, Christian Barreto (1-0, 1 KO) of Arecibo defeated by technical knockout in the fourth round Michael Estrada (0-3) of Fajardo, and jr featherweight Christian Lebrón (1-0) of Fajardo, defeated Jonathan of La Paz (0-7) by technical knockout in the second round at 122 livres.

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OLEKSANDR GVOZDYK DETHRONES ADONIS STEVENSON TO CAPTURE WBC LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP SATURDAY ON SHOWTIME®

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QUÉBEC (Décembre 1, 2018) – Adonis Stevenson’s five-and-a-half-year reign as the WBC Light Heavyweight Champion is over. Oleksandr Gvozdyk dethroned boxing’s longest reigning champion with a devastating 11e round knockout Saturday in Quebec City in a BOXE SHOWTIME: ÉDITION SPÉCIALE telecast that immediately preceded the Deontay Wilder vs. Tyson Fury SHOWTIME PPV.

 

 

 

Gvozdyk (16-0, 13 KOs) used a powerful multi-punch combination in the penultimate round to put the back-and-forth bout out of question. The former Olympic bronze medalist and amateur teammate of fellow Ukrainians Vasyl Lomachenko and Oleksandr Usyk was impressive throughout the entire fight. He executed trainer Teddy Atlas’ game plan to perfection and was the busier of the two fighters. Stevenson (29-2-1, 24 KOs), who was making his 10e défense de titre, was able to land his signature left hand on several occasions, most notably in the tenth round, but never did enough to truly trouble his opponent.

 

 

 

“This win means everything to me. I’ve trained my whole life for this and tonight all of the hard work was worth it,” said Gvozdyk, who was the mandatory challenger for Stevenson. “Having Teddy [Atlas] in my corner was a huge help. He knew exactly what to say to me. We trained so well for this fight and I knew I was going to get the knockout.

 

 

 

“Adonis was a great champion but it’s my time now. He got me with a good shot in the 10e round but I handled it and finished him. Maintenant, I just want to rest before I discuss my next step. I definitely want to stay at 175 livres. "

 

 

 

Stevenson was transported to a local hospital as precautionary measure and was unavailable for comment following the fight.

 

 

 

Saturday’s one-fight telecast from Quebec City will replay on Monday, Décembre 3 à 10 p.m. ET / PT sur Showtime EXTREME et sera disponible sur SHOWTIME ANYTIME® et SHOWTIME sur DEMANDE®. Le BOXE SHOWTIME: SPECIAL EDITION streamed live on SHOWTIME Sports social platforms and is archived on the SHO Sports YouTube channel and Facebook page.

 

 

 

Barry Tompkins called the action from ringside with former world champion Raul Marquez serving as expert analyst. Le producteur exécutif était Gordon Hall avec Richard Gaughan produisant et Phillips Rick direction.

 

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RÉSULTATS COMPLETS DE COMBAT & PHOTOS POUR Bellator 211 & BELLATOR KICKBOXING 11

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Bellator 211 Photos ici

Bellator 211: Sakara vs. Kauppinen Résultats:

Kent Kauppinen (11-4) def. Alessio Sakara (23-13, 2 Caroline du Nord) et par KO 1:10 du tour 1

Domingos Barros (6-0) def. Hesdy Gerges (0-1) via TKO à 2:53 du tour 1

Pedro Carvalho (9-3) def. Luca Vitali (11-5) via sous. (guillotine) à 0:43 du tour 1

Alen Amedovski (8-0) def. Ibrahim Mane (7-2) et par KO 0:12 du tour 1

Kiefer Crosbie (5-0) def. Orlando D'Ambrosio (7-4) par décision unanime (30-27 x3)

Giorgio Pietrini (15-4-1) def. Nemanja Milakovic (5-4) et par KO 0:20 du tour 1

Andrea Fusi (7-4) def. Walter Pugliesi (4-1) par décision partagée (29-28 x2, 28-29)

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Bellator Kickboxing 11: Varga vs. Cangelosi Résultats:

Gabriel Varga (17-6) def. Shan Cangelosi (34-10-1) et par KO 2:42 du tour 1 conserver le championnat

Raymond Daniels (35-3) def. Zakaria Laaouatni (10-4) par décision majoritaire (29-28 x2, 29-29)

Yuri Bessmertny (42-19-2) def. Karim Ghajji (99-16-1) par décision unanime (30-26, 29-27 x2)

Gabriele Casella (20-2-1) def. Dani Traoré (21-4) par décision unanime (30-27, 29-28 x2)

Younes Rahmouni (14-4-1) def. Campus Titien (15-5-1) par décision majoritaire (29-28 x2, 28-28)

Christian Zahe (58-24-7) def. Samuel Toscano (28-12-3) à 2:20 du tour 1

 

Bellator Kickboxing 11 Résultats de cartes préliminaires:

Sabir Temirkhnov (13-4) def. Matteo Costa (18-7-2) via TKO à 0:39 du tour 2

Giacomo Licheri (6-0) def. Filippo Solheid (43-18-8) par décision partagée (30-27, 29-28, 28-29)

Matteo Di Luca (24-9-2) def. Giacomo D'Aquino (22-3-8) par décision unanime (30-27 x2, 29-28)

 

Se il vous plaît visiter Bellator.com pour plus d'informations.

 

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RÉSULTATS COMPLETS DE COMBAT & PHOTOS POUR Bellator 210: NJOKUANI vs. SALTER

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Bellator 210: Njokuani vs. Saleur Principaux résultats de cartes:

John Salter (16-4) vaincu Chidi Njokuani (18-6, 1 Caroline du Nord) par soumission (étranglement arrière-nue) à 4:32 de la première ronde

David Rickels (20-5) vaincu Guilherme Bomba (10-5) par décision unanime (30-27, 29-28, 29-28)

Kristina Williams (3-1) vaincu brun Ellen (4-2) par décision unanime (29-28, 30-27, 30-27)

Juan Archuleta (21-1) vaincu Jeremy Spoon (20-5) par décision unanime (30-25, 30-26, 30-26)

 

Résultats de cartes préliminaires:

Costello Van Steenis (11-1) vaincu Chris Honeycutt (11-3, 1 Caroline du Nord) par décision partagée (29-28, 28-29, 29-28)

Jordan Young (10-0) vaincu Anthony Ruiz (34-23) par soumission (étranglement arrière-nue) à 3:48 de la première ronde

Yamauchi jusqu'à (23-4) vaincu Daniel Weichel (39-11) par décision partagée (30-27, 27-30, 29-28)

Joe Schilling (3-5) vaincu Will Morris (4-1) par TKO (arrêt de coin) à 5:00 de la première ronde

Shawn Bunch (8-3) vaincu Joe Warren (15-8) par soumission verbale (poinçons) à 1:42 de la première ronde

Mike Shipman (12-1) vaincu Scott Futrell (8-5) par soumission (Anaconda starter) à 2:58 de la première ronde

Noad tout (13-4) vaincu Brian Moore (11-7) par décision unanime (29-28, 29-27, 29-27)

Rudy Schaffroth (6-0, 1 Caroline du Nord) vaincu Vernon Lewis (6-4) par KO (poinçon) à 2:51 de la première ronde

Adil Benjilany (5-1) vaincu Carey Daniel (5-3) par TKO (poinçons) à :43 du deuxième tour

Hracho Darpinyan (17-8-2) et Gerald Harris (25-7-1) fight to a majority draw (29-28, 28-28, 28-28)

 

 

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Salamov Defends Championships with Unanimous Decision over Ghana’s Anim in Sochi, Russie

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Samedi, Décembre 1, at the Galaktika Culture Centre in Sochi, Russie, Umar Salamov will defend his Eurasian Boxing Parliament and WBO International Light Heavyweight Championships when he faces once-beaten Emmanuel “Horse Power” Anim in an explosive 10-round showdown.

 

 

 

Salamov (22-1, 17 KOs), de Alkhan-Kala, Russie, is currently ranked WBC #10, WBA #13, IBF #7 and WBO #10 dans le monde. Anim (13-1-1, 11 KOs), from Accra, Ghana, is a former Ghanaian Super Middleweight and Light Heavyweight Champion. The fight will also be televised live in Russia on Match TV.

 

 

 

“I take every fight seriously,» A déclaré Salamov. “My preparations have been excellent for this match. I scored a KO in all my wins this year and I’ll do it again on December 1.”

 

 

 

Salamov caught the boxing public’s eye in North America last June with a brutal one-punch knockout over respectable prospect Brian Howard. With top-10 rankings by every major sanctioning body, it’s a matter of time for the 24-year-old slugger.

 

 

 

“The light heavyweight division is one of the most talent-packed in boxing,” said Salamov’s promoter, Dmitriy Salita. “Umar is one of the best in the world and with an impressive victory on December 1, he will be one step closer to reaching his goal of becoming a world champion.”

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Results from “Rumble at the Rock III” at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino à Hollywood, Fla.

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WBO #2 Espinoza Annihilates Vargas in Two Brutal Rounds

 

Mexico’s Ricardo “Hindu” Espinoza (21-2, 18 KOs) made the most of his Telemundo appearance in the main event of “Rumble at the Rock III,” tonight (Vendredi, Novembre. 30), at Hard Rock Event Center at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino à Hollywood, Floride, by destroying previously undefeated Yeison Vargas (17-1, 12 KOs) of Colombia in two rounds

 

 

 

After an uneventful first round, Espinoza impressively opened up and dropped Vargas three times in the second. In the process, Espinoza, the streaking WBO #2 concurrent, picked up a TKO 2 and the WBO Latino Bantamweight Championship. Having never left his homeland for a fight before, Vargas seemed unprepared for the brutal power of Espinoza’s hooks and right hands. The time was 1:19.

 

 

 

Dans l'événement co-principal poids welter de 10 rounds, Puerto Rican prospect Derrieck Cuevas (19-0-1, 14 KOs) scored an impressive unanimous 10-round decision over Miami via Barranquilla, Colombia veteran Breidis “Khanqueror” Prescott (31-15, 22 KOs).

 

 

 

Cuevas is a wicked puncher. Prescott was down in round one from a thudding left hook and was saved by the bell from a quick KO loss. What followed over the next nine rounds was a clinic from the surprisingly elusive 24-year-old Cuevas on hitting, dur, and not getting hit back.

 

 

 

Always a warrior, the battle-proven Prescott tried for the entire fight, but simply couldn’t reach Cuevas with anything consequential. Cuevas looks to have the goods to continue to climb the 147-lb ladder into contender status. The scores were not announced.

 

 

 

Popular Miami light heavyweight Ulysses Diaz (7-0, 6 KOs) was too much for Sonora, Mexico’s Fabian Valdez (3-5), as he stopped him in two rounds of a scheduled four. “The Monster” Diaz, a serious crowd favorite in South Florida, clubbed Valdez with his trademarked sledgehammers, sending the hapless Mexican reeling around the ring until the slaughter was mercifully waved off at 49 secondes. Valdez was down from a body shot in round one.

 

 

 

Miami lightweight Manuel Correa (3-0, 2 KOs) pounded out a brutal unanimous (40-36 x 3) four-round decision over Dustin Arnold (6-2, 1 KOs) de Coral Springs, Floride.

 

 

 

Lacking the power to get the relentlessly energized fists of Correa away from him, Arnold did well to survive the onslaught. His face didn’t feel so lucky though, as he was reduced to a bloody mask during the carnage. Correa is a pitbull worth having another look at. The normally capable Arnold will have to improve his power to compete with savagery of the type that fighters like Correa can generate.

 

 

 

Miami welterweight Livan Navarro (10-0, 6 KOs) scored an entertaining fourth-round knockout (54 secondes) over Colombian veteran Wilfrido Buelvas (19-11, 13 KOs). The pair of sluggers traded free-swinging haymakers throughout. Buelvas even looked to have hurt Navarro in the second, mais, eventually, Navarro’s superior power took over and that was it for the Colombian from Barranquilla.

 

 

 

Buelvas went down twice in round three and twice more in round four, the final time for the full 10 compter.

 

 

 

Dans un combat de poids super-plume de huit rounds, former top-ranked veteran Mike “Machine Gun” Oliver (26-10-1, 8 KOs) of Hartford showed the ravages of time, as he flopped twice and quit in the first round against Miami’s undefeated featherweight Hairon “El Maja” Socarras (20-0-3, 12 KOs). What would have been an entertaining scrap a few years ago was more of a sad exhibition as Oliver dropped from the two punches he caught and elected to quit after the second “knockdown.” The time was 50 secondes.

 

 

 

All-action Miami featherweight Jessy Cruz (15-7-1, 6 KOs) continued his winning streak with a four-round beatdown of Mexican veteran Isaias Martin Cardona (25-15, 17 KOs). Cardona, a showboating type, was down in round, une, three and four. After the fourth, saner heads prevailed, and he was prevented from coming out for the fifth. The official verdict was a TKO 5 (0:01).

 

 

 

Miami via Cuba’s hard-punching super middleweight Irosvani Duvergel (5-0, 3 KOs) stayed undefeated by making quick work of Miami’s Yendris Rodriguez Valdez (2-3, 2 KOs) par voie de TKO 1 (1:46). The exciting Cuban was too strong for Valdez and after going down from a right hand, Valdez’s corner signaled their man’s surrender.

 

 

 

A four-round featherweight contest ended early when Puerto Rico’s Luis “Chucho” Melendez (3-1, 2 KOs) scored a TKO 2 (2:13) over debuting local Jonathan Conde. After a routine first round, Melendez had Conde down three times, the first with a counter left hook and then twice more with big right hands.

 

 

 

In the four-round heavyweight opener between two Miami-based sluggers, Hector “Ready for War” Hodge (3-3, 1 KO) spoiled the pro debut of Jairus Gladney (0-1) by knockout at 1:43 du deuxième tour. The pair of big men traded wild shots until Hodge found pay dirt with a southpaw left hand, dropping Gladney. Gladney rose but was in no condition and another roundhouse left finished things.

 

 

 

“Rumble at the Rock III” was presented by Kris Lawrence and The Heavyweight Factory, in association with Tuto Zabala of All Star Boxing.

 

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EMMANUEL SANCHEZ HEADLINES BELLATOR’S RETURN TO WINSTAR WORLD CASINO AND RESORT ON MARCH 22 AGAINST ASHLEIGH GRIMSHAW IN FEATHERWEIGHT CLASH

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LOS ANGELES - Following his exciting back-and-forth championship bout at Bellator 209 plus tôt ce mois-ci, Emmanuel Sanchez (17-4) quickly returns to featherweight action on Friday, Mars 22 at WinStar World Casino and Resort against one of Bellator’s newest European signings, Ashleigh Grimshaw (20-10-1, 3 Caroline du Nord).

 

 

 

L'événement sera diffusé en direct et gratuitement sur le réseau Paramount à 9 p.m. HE / 8 h, heure. CT, ainsi que DAZN.com, tandis que l'action préliminaire sur flux Bellator.com et dans le monde sur la Bellator Mobile App. Billets sont maintenant en vente et peuvent être achetés à la billetterie du World Casino WinStar Resort, ainsi que par Ticketmaster et Bellator.com. D'autres combats seront annoncés dans les prochaines semaines.

 

 

 

Le 28-year-old, nicknamed “El Matador,” will serve as Bellator’s headliner for the second consecutive time in his 13th fight with the promotion. A homegrown fighter from the famed Roufusport MMA Academy in Milwaukee has defeated a who’s who of 145-pounders including former champions Daniel Straus et Marcos Galvao, as well as standouts Sam Sicilia, Justin Lawrence and Georgi Karakhanyan. Maintenant, Sanchez looks to immediately put himself back into contender status with a tough test on March 22.

 

 

 

Based out of London, Ashleigh “The White Wolf” Grimshaw has competed professionally since 2003, amassing more than 30 professional bouts across the European MMA scene. Unbeaten in his last four contests, Grimshaw has finished his opponent 18 times in his 20 victoires. Maintenant, set for his promotional debut with Bellator, the 36-year-old will be looking to make noise in a division currently championed by Patricio "Pitbull" Freire.

 

Mise à jour Bellator: Sanchez vs. Grimshaw Carte de combat:

Featherweight Main Event Bout: Emmanuel Sanchez (17-4) vs. Ashleigh Grimshaw (20-10-1, 3 Caroline du Nord)

 

 

 

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