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Boxing Results, Notes & Videos: Saturday 14 July

July 15th, 2012 |

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Saturday 14 July 2012 – Salón de los Bomberos Voluntarios, General Villegas, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Light welterweight – Cesar Rene Cuenca beat Claudio Alfredo Olmedo on UD 12 / 12 – Interim WBO Latino light welterweight title

Featherweight – Alejandra Marina Oliveras beat Migdalia Asprilla by TKO 5 / 10 – WBO female featherweight title

Argentinian WBO female super featherweight world champion Alejandra Oliveras (27-2-2, 13 KOs) won by technical knockout in five rounds against Panamanian challenger Midalia Asprilla (9-1-2, 8 KOs) on Saturday night at Salón de los Bomberos Voluntarios in General Villegas, Buenos Aires, Argentina. - In the other featured bout, super lightweight Cesar Cuenca (43-0, 1 KO) won a twelve round unanimous decision over Claudio Olmedo (26-4, 25 KOs) for the WBO Latino title. Scores were 118-111, 114-112 and 114-113.

Saturday 14 July 2012 – Universal Hall, Berlin, Germany

Super middleweight – Benjamin Simon beat Rashid Matumla by TKO 4 / 12 – Vacant National Boxing Association World super middleweight title

Saturday 14 July 2012 – PalaCarnera, Udine, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italy

Welterweight – Leonard Bundu beat Stefano Castellucci on TD 5 / 12 – Time: 2:55 – EBU (European) welterweight title (supervisor: Antonio Del Greco)

Saturday 14 July 2012 – Harmony Hall, Ako, Hyogo, Japan

Super bantamweight – Yukinori Oguni beat Masaaki Serie on UD 12 / 12 – OPBF super bantamweight title

Unbeaten OPBF super-bantamweight champ Yukinori Oguni (9-0, 2 KOs), 121.5, impressively kept his regional belt as he dropped WBC#10 ex-national titlist Masaaki Serie (21-4, 9 KOs), 122, twice and pounded out a nearly lopsided decision (118-109, 118-110, 117-110) over twelve rounds

Saturday 14 July 2012 – Chungnam Marine High School, Boryeong, South Korea

Light welterweight – Min-Wook Kim beat Pan-Soo Kim by TKO 2 / 12 – Time: 2:10

OPBF light welterweight title

Saturday 14 July 2012 – Foro Polanco, Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico

Featherweight – Miguel Marriaga beat Alejandro Delgado by TKO 9 / 12 – Vacant WBC Continental Americas featherweight title

Saturday 14 July 2012 – El Palenque de la Feria, Tepic, Nayarit, Mexico

Minimum weight – Edwin Diaz lost to Jesus Silvestre by UD 12 / 12

Interim WBA World minimumweight title (supervisor: Rodolfo Fortich)

Bantamweight – Janeth Perez beat Riyo Togo on UD 10 / 10 – WBA female bantamweight title

Saturday 14 July 2012 – Palenque de la Feria Ganadera, Culiacan, Sinaloa, Mexico

Super flyweight – Hernan Marquez beat Fernando Lumacad on MD 10 / 10

In a non-title 115lb bout, WBA flyweight champion Hernan “Tyson” Marquez (34-2, 25 KOs) won a hard fought ten round majority decision over Fernando Lumacad (26-4-3, 11 KOs). Scores were 97-94, 97-94, 95-95. The Marquez camp will now look to a September unification showdown with WBO champion Brian Viloria.

Saturday 14 July 2012 – Club Sportlife, Kiev, Ukraine

Middleweight – Vitaliy Kopylenko beat Vitor Sa by bKO 3 / 12 – Vacant World Boxing Federation middleweight title (supervisor: Yevheniya Borshchevskaya)

Featherweight – Timur Akhundov beat Leonus Marie Francoise on UD 12 / 12 – World Boxing Federation Intercontinental featherweight title (supervisor: Yevheniya Borshchevskaya)

Saturday 14 July 2012 – Citizens Business Bank Arena, Ontario, California, United States

Flyweight – Mariana Juarez beat Shindo Go on SD 10 / 10 – WBC female flyweight title (supervisor: Rudy Tellez)

Super bantamweight – Horacio Garcia beat Adolfo Landeros on UD 10 / 10 – WBC Youth World super bantamweight title.

Flyweight Mariana Juarez won a close 10 round split decision over Shindo Go. With the victory, Juarez defended her world title belt. There were close rounds in the fight, as the taller Go tried to use her reach to land her punches in the early rounds. Both fighters began to throw punches aggressively in the third round, trading hooks and crosses to the head. Go was quicker to the punch in the middle rounds, scoring with counter right hands to the head in the middle rounds. However, Juarez would attack the body with left hooks. Both fighters had their moments in the seventh round, as both connected with hard counter right hands to the head. After Go controlled the eighth round, Juarez came on in the ninth round, pressing the action and attempting to land to the body. Both fighters dug deep in the final round. Go pressed forward and scored with right hands to the head, but Juarez countered well to the body and head with the more-telling blows. One judge scored the bout 97-93 for Go, while the other two judges scored the bout 96-94 for Juarez. Fightnews.com scored the bout 95-95. (Source Fight News)

Saturday 14 July 2012 – Palms Casino and Resort, Pearl Theater, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

Light heavyweight – Dmitry Sukhotsky lost to Cornelius White on UD 12 / 12 – Vacant IBF International light heavyweight title

Middleweight – Anthony Mundine beat Bronco McKart by TKO 7 / 10 – Time: 2:04 – Vacant IBF North American middleweight title

Australia’s Anthony Mundine (44-4, 26KO) impressed in his American debut tonight, taking seven rounds to knock out the tough but overmatched Bronco McKart (54-10-1, 32KO). Mundine came to the ring escorted by Native American dancers and his father, former middleweight contender Tony Mundine. With very little time for feeling out, McKart began applying pressure in the first round, while Mundine landed lead right hands on the Michigan southpaw. – The pattern continued in the second, and in the third Mundine put McKart against the ropes for periods, firing combinations. The fighters began to exchange in the fourth and “The Man” got the better of it, ripping combinations to the head and body of his veteran opponent. In the fifth and sixth Mundine alternated between throwing stinging combinations and wasting time, even clowning. The Australian caught McKart behind the ear with a clubbing left hook to start the seventh, sending him to the canvas. With plenty of time to go in the round, Mundine jumped on his wounded rival, knocking him down again with a roundhouse right against the ropes. – The official stoppage came shortly after, at 2.04 of round seven, with McKart’s corner throwing in the towel in response to a series of Mundine uppercuts. (Source: Boxing Scene)

Saturday 14 July 2012 – Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

Light welterweight – Amir Khan lost to Danny Garcia by TKO 4 / 12 – Time: 2:28 – WBC light welterweight title (supervisor: Alberto Guerra) – WBA Super World light welterweight title (supervisor: Aurelio Fiengo)

Super middleweight – Fernando Guerrero beat Jose Medina on UD 10 / 10

By Boxing Clever – Amir Khan admits he only has himself to blame after suffering a crushing fourth-round stoppage defeat to massive underdog Danny Garcia in Las Vegas. – Khan was floored three times as American Garcia exploited the Englishman’s naive tactics to keep his WBC light-welterweight title and snatch his opponent’s WBA belt. – Khan was taken to hospital for precautionary scans after the devastating loss, which was his second in succession after Lamont Peterson’s tainted win over him last December.

“It wasn’t my night,” admitted the Bolton fighter.

“After watching the replays a little bit I thought I was coming in with my hands down and Danny took advantage.

“I respect Danny, he was countering very well against me.”

“We got a little complacent and he took advantage and he caught me,” he said of Garcia’s decisive left hook that sent him down for the first time. – “I was a little surprised the referee stopped it. I thought he was going to let us continue. My mind was clear and I thought my legs were okay but I respect the referee, the judges and the commission, maybe they made the right call.”

Khan, now 26-3 with 18 early wins and two stoppage defeats, hinted he may have taken Garcia lightly. – His tactics backed that up as he tore at his opponent from the opening bell before becoming embroiled in a war which he lost spectacularly. – Khan, who had perhaps naively talked about fighting Floyd Mayweather in the near future, had the WBA belt he lost to Peterson returned to him this week but lost it again to Garcia at the Mandalay Bay Events Center. (Source Boxing Scene)

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Saturday 14 July 2012 – Upton Park – London, United Kingdom

Heavyweight – David Haye beat Derik Chisora by KO 5/10

Former two-division world champion David Haye (26-2, 24 KOs) scored a spectacular fifth round KO over recent heavyweight title challenger Dereck Chisora (15-4, 9 KOs). Haye was much busier than Chisora, who was unable to connect with wild shots. Good exchange at the end of round three. Good right by Haye in round five dropped Chisora. Haye dropped him again with his follow-up barrage and the bout was waved off by referee Luis Pabon. Time was 2:59.

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