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Saturday Night Boxing Results

August 21st, 2011 |

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Saturday Night Boxing Results (20^th August): Angulo and Montiel Win in Mexico, Fuentes Wins in Japan – Results from Japan, Mexico, Argentina, Switzerland and United States

Saturday 20 August – Ce.De.M. N° 1, Caseros, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Light heavyweight – Roberto Feliciano Bolonti def Jose Emilio Mazurier by TKO 6 / 10 – Vacant Argentina (FAB) light heavyweight title

Saturday 20 August – Club Plaza Italia, Campana, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Lightweight – Juan Manuel Witt def Nestor Silva Diaz by TKO 5 / 12 – Time: 2:59 – Vacant South American lightweight title

Saturday 20 August – Sumiyoshi Ward Center, Osaka, Osaka, Japan

Flyweight – Rocky Fuentes def Hirofumi Mukai on UD 12 / 12 – OPBF flyweight title

Fuentes (29-6-2, 17 KO) is shaowing that he is better than his record might suggest. He retained his OPBF title with this win over Mukai (5-1, 0 KO), on scores of 118-110, 118-111, and 117-111.

Saturday 20 August – Nido Sport Center, Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico

Light middleweight – Alfredo Angulo def Joseph Gomez by KO 1 / 12 – Time: 1:24 – Vacant WBC Continental Americas light middleweight title (supervisor: Rudy Tellez)

Saturday 20 August – La Cetto Vineyard, Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico

Super bantamweight – Fernando Montiel def Alvaro Perez by KO 3 / 10 – Time: 1:26

Lightweight – Aaron Herrera def Carlos Wiston Velasquez on SD 10 / 10

Welterweight – Alvaro Robles lost to Jorge Silva by KO 8 / 10 – Time: 1:44

Former three-division world champion Fernando “Cochulito” Montiel (46-3, 36 KOs) scored a third round KO over Álvaro Pérez (21-4-1, 12 KOs) in a super bantamweight bout “I promised (promoter) Fernando Beltran that my next fight would be for the super bantamweight world title. I’m back and ready to win my fourth title in different divisions and in 2012 will seek a rematch against Nonito Donaire,” stated Montiel. - Herrera – Velasquez – Herrera was dominated nearly every step of the way in this 10-round lightweight bout. Velasquez applied continuous pressure and refused to back down; Herrera did manage to rock Velasquez with a right hand to the chin, around midway through the bout. Velasquez momentarily wobbled, but quickly recovered and barely missed a step. However at the end the judges seemed to think that Herrera deserved to win, with only one judge scoring the card in favor of Velasquez. Herrera manages to remain unbeaten as his record advances to 21-0 (15KO) while A two-fight win streak comes to an end for Velasquez, as he falls to 18-12-1 (10KO) with the loss.

Saturday 20 August – Casino Black Pyramid, Manzanillo, Colima, Mexico

Super featherweight – Rafael Guzman drew with Rafael Hernandez on MD 12 / 12 – Vacant World Boxing Federation super featherweight title

Super flyweight – Juan Jose Montes def Sammy Reyes by TKO 2 / 10 – Time: 2:36

Bantamweight – Kaliesha West def Jessica Villafranca on UD 10 / 10 – WBO female bantamweight title

Flyweight – Arely Mucino def Susana Vazquez on UD 10 / 10 – IBF female flyweight title

Saturday 20 August – Kursaal, Berne, Switzerland

Middleweight – Yves Studer drew with Siarhei Khomitski on SD 12 / 12 – International Boxing Council middleweight title (supervisor: Mariana Borisova)

Super flyweight – Aniya Seki def Natascha Guthier on UD 10 / 10 – Vacant Global Boxing Union Female super flyweight title (supervisor: Juergen Lutz)

Saturday 20 August – Houston Athletic Fencing Center, Houston, Texas, United States

Heavyweight – Oliver McCall def Damian Wills on UD 10 / 10 – Vacant World Boxing Foundation International heavyweight title (supervisor: Chris Vendola)

Heavyweight – Steven Moreno def Bobby Pickett by KO 1 / 4

46 year old, former WBC heavyweight titleholder Oliver McCall, 56-11 37 (KOs), outpointed Damian Willis, 30-3-1 (23 KOs), over 10 rounds. The Atomic Bull simply absorbing his younger opponent’s blows and bullied him with on the inside. McCall seemed to be testing out Willis punching power for the first three rounds and then proceeded to unload with short punches thrown from both fists. Willis, 31, came in flabby around the midsection and by the fourth round, was fast running out of steam with every punch he threw. As the fight wore on, Willis’ punches began to lose serious power and started to bounce harmlessly off McCall’s head, while McCall rocked Willis each time he scored a direct hit. However Willis denied McCall the openings for more than one clean shot at a time by leaning and clinching, Scores were 97-93 and 96-94 (twice) all for McCall. The bout was staged by Savarese Boxing Promotions.

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