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Saturday Night Boxing Results From: Germany, Japan, Mexico, Philippines, Russia, South Africa, United States & United Kingdom

• Saturday 3 March 2024 - ESPRIT arena, Düsseldorf, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany

Heavyweight Wladimir Klitschko beat Jean-Marc Mormeck by TKO 4 / 12 - WBA Super World heavyweight title - IBF heavyweight title (supervisor: Lindsey Tucker) - WBO heavyweight title (supervisor: Francisco Valcarcel) - International Boxing Organization heavyweight title (supervisor: Edward S. Levine)

Cruiserweight Ola Afolabi beat Valery Brudov by TKO 5 / 12 - Time: 3:00 - Interim WBO cruiserweight title (supervisor: Andrew Smale)

Heavyweight Alexander Ustinov beat Kertson Manswell by TKO 3 / 8 - Time: 1:18

35-year old lineal World Heavyweight Champion Wladimir Klitschko (57-3, 50 KO) of Kiev, Ukraine, made easy work of 39-year old former World Cruiserweight Champion (36-5, 22 KO) of Pantin, Seine-Saint-Denis, France , on route to an easy fourth round knockout. Klitschko retained his Ring Magazine, IBF, WBO, and WBA Super belts.

 

• Saturday 3 March 2024 - Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan

Bantamweight - Ryosuke Iwasa beat Yuki Murai by KO 1 / 10 - Time: 3:00 - Japanese bantamweight title

 

• Saturday 3 March 2024 - Central Gym, Kobe, Hyogo, Japan

Super flyweight Ryo Akaho beat Yoshihito Ishizaki on MD 12 / 12 - OPBF super flyweight title

 

• Saturday 3 March 2024 - Auditorio Municipal, Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico

Super bantamweight Tomas Rojas beat Julio Zarate on UD 10 / 10

Light flyweight Raul Garcia beat Michael Landero by TKO 3 / 10 - Time: 1:49

In the main event Rojas (38-13-1, 25 KOs) won a ten round unanimous decision over Julio “Sombra” Zarate (28-6-2, 17 KOs). Scores were 97-93, 97-93, 99-92. Twice former champion García (32-2-1, 20 KOs) did not let up on Michael Landero battering away (15-6-4, 5 KOs) until the fight was stopped at 1:49 of round three.

 

• Saturday 3 March 2024 - Gimnasio German Evers, Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Mexico

Super bantamweight Fernando Montiel beat Angky Angkota by KO 9 / 10 - Time: 2:32

Light flyweight Sammy Gutierrez beat Carlos Ruben Dario Ruiz on UD 10 / 10

Three-division world champion Fernando “Kochulito” Montiel (47-4-2, 37 KOs) scored a ninth round KO over Indonesian Angky Angkota (25-7, 14 KOs) in a jr. featherweight clash. Montiel dropped Angkota for the count with a body shot in the ninth to get the win at 2:32. “Tonight I showed that I am back. And to all of the people who believed in me, I want to tell you that we’re once again going after the big fights. I hope that later this year I will get a world title opportunity and capture the fourth title that we both desire,” Montiel said.

 

• Saturday 3 March 2024 - Carlos P. Garcia Sports Complex, Tagbilaran City, Bohol, Philippines

Featherweight Rey Bautista beat Genaro Garcia by KO 2 / 10 - Time: 1:24

Jeremy Lantz : In a mixup of sorts, respected philippine promoter Michael Aldeguer expected Genaro ‘Poblanito’ Garcia, not Genaro ‘El Panteriya’ Garcia, a lightweight with a 10W-11L record to be the opponent of Rey Bautista to arrive into the philippines. Due to the setback the promoter refunded all of those in attendance what they had paid; making this a free event. (Boxrec) - ALA Promotions has announced it is “taking legal action against the person behind this act of deceit” in reference to a Mexican agent identified as Victor Hugo Correa who was contracted to send Genaro “Poblanito” Garcia who had a record of 38-8 with 22 knockouts and had fought eight world champions but instead switched fighters and sent an incompetent fighter known as Genaro “Panterita” Garcia.

 

• Saturday 3 March 2024 - Traktor Sport Palace, Chelyabinsk, Russia

Welterweight Anton Novikov beat Bogdan Mitic by RTD 8 / 12 - Time: 3:00 - Vacant WBC CIS and Slovenian Boxing Bureau (CISBB) welterweight title (supervisor: Miroslav Popovic)

Welterweight Konstantin Ponomarev beat Luis Alejandro Moreno by RTD 5 / 10 - Time: 3:00 - WBC Youth Intercontinental welterweight title (supervisor: Marina Milovanova)

 

• Saturday 3 March 2024 - Emperor’s Palace, Kempton Park, Gauteng, South Africa

Super middleweight Thomas Oosthuizen beat Serge Yannick by TKO 6 / 12 - Time: 0:47 - International Boxing Organization super middleweight title

Light welterweight Kaizer Mabuza beat Steven Wills by TKO 6 / 12 - Time: 0:40 - Vacant International Boxing Organization light welterweight title

Super featherweight - Sipho Taliwe beat Joey Stiglingh by UD 12 / 12 - WBC International super featherweight title

Tommy Oosthuizen battered Serge Yannick to defeat in the sixth round to retain his IBO super middleweight belt. This was his fourth successful defence. Southpaw Oosthuizen (18-0-1, 13 KOs) gave a great performance as he dominated from the first round against Yannick (14-2, 7 KOs) who was born in Cameroon but fights out of Australia.

 

• Saturday 3 March 2024 - Hillsborough Leisure Centre, Sheffield, Yorkshire, United Kingdom

Bantamweight Jamie McDonnell beat Ivan Pozo by KO 2 / 12 - Time: 2:11 - EBU (European) bantamweight title (supervisor: Pertti Augustin)

Heavyweight Matt Skelton beat Tom Dallas by TKO– Round 5.

In the main event, European bantamweight belt holder Jamie McDonnell (19-2-1, 8 KOs) scored a second round knockout over former flyweight world title challenger Ivan Pozo (32-7-1, 20 KOs). After McDonnell connected with a body shot, Pozo went to a knee for the count. Time was 2:11. 45-year-old former world heavyweight title challenger Matt Skelton (26-6, 21 KOs) scored a fifth round TKO over 6’6 British prospect Tom Dallas (15-2, 11 KOs). Skelton, a former British, Commonwealth and European titleholder, beat Dallas in a one sidedshow. The fight was waved off at 1:00 of the fifth round as Skelton had Dallas on the ropes. Dallas has now registered two straight losses.

 

• Saturday 3 March 2024 - Woodland Community Senior Center, Woodland, California, United States

Super featherweight Vicente Escobedo beat Lonnie Smith by KO 1 / 10 - Time: 2:20 - Vacant WBO NABO super featherweight title (supervisor: Richard De Cuir)

Vicente Escobedo (25-5) won very convincingly against Lonnie Smith (14-3-2) of Las Vegas with three quick-succession knockdowns en route to a first-round TKO in their junior-lightweight main event. It was the 15th KO victory for the 2004 Olympian, who responded to Smith’s initial attack by unleashing a series of precise punches which had Smith down twice he then became defenceless sagging under a volley of blows in Escobedo’s corner when the referee mercifully ended it.

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Weekend Boxing Results & Notes 10/11 February 2012 - Light flyweight - Johnriel Casimero beat Luis Alberto Lazarte by….Super bantamweight - Maria Elena Villalobos beat Blanca Cueto by KO 2 / 10 - time: 1:23 - WBC Silver female super bantamweight title….
Friday 10 February 2024 Club Once Unidos, Mar del Plata, Buenos Aires, Argentina Light flyweight - Johnriel Casimero beat Luis Alberto Lazarte by TKO 10 / 12 - Interim IBF light flyweight title (supervisor: Anibal Miramontes) Argentinian boxing fans attacked the Filipino fighter Joel Casimero in his corner after the end of his IBF light flyweight world championship fight with Argentinian former champ Luis Lazarte. Casimiro had just been declared the IBF interim champion after beating the local hero by TKO in round ten when the referee Eddie Claudio stopped the bout and immediately a barrage of bottles and chairs flew into the ring and Casimero and his team were physically attacked.   Gimnasio Municipal Nº 1, Trelew, Chubut, Argentina Light welterweight - Lucas Martin Matthysse beat Angel Martinez by RTD 6 / 12 - time: 0:01 - vacant WBC Latino light welterweight title - vacant WBA Inter-Continental light welterweight title Middleweight - Claudio Ariel Abalos beat Juan Alberto Munoz by KO 2 / 12 - South American middleweight title Super lightweight contender Lucas Martin Matthysse (30-2, 28 KOs) was victorious when Angel “Arcangel” Martinez (13-2-1, 9 KOs) didn’t come out for round six. With the win, Matthysse is now ready for a possible May 19 world title showdown with Humberto “Zorrita” Soto at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas.   Deportivo del Sindicato del Metro , Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico minimum weight - Anahi Torres beat Ivonne Rosas on UD 10 / 10 - WBC Youth female minimumweight title   Mandaluyong City Gymnasium, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, Philippines Lightweight - Edgar Gabejan beat Balweg Bangoyan by RTD 9 / 10 - vacant Philippines Boxing Federation (PBF) lightweight title Super flyweight - Ricky Sabia drew with John Paul Bautista on TD 4 / 10 - vacant Philippines Boxing Federation (PBF) super flyweight title   York Hall, Bethnal Green, London, United Kingdom Light welterweight - Kevin Mitchell beat Felix Lora on PTS 10 /10 Welterweight - Bradley Skeete beat Laszlo Komjathi on PTS 8 / 8 Lightweight - Billy Morgan beat Dan Naylor on PTS 6 / 6   Mohegan Sun Casino, Uncasville, Connecticut, United States Light middleweight - Demetrius Andrade beat Angel Hernandez by KO 2 / 10 - time: 1:39 Welterweight - Raymond Serrano beat Kenny Abril by UD 10 / 10   A La Carte Event Pavilion, Tampa, Florida, United States Flyweight - Daniel Lozano beat Manuel Galaviz by KO 1 / 8 - time: 2:59   Community Center, Palm Bay, Florida, United States Featherweight - Orlando Cruz beat Alejandro Delgado by KO 11 / 12 - interim WBO Latino featherweight title Heavyweight - Luis Ortiz beat Epifanio Mendoza by DQ - vacant NABA heavyweight title - vacant WBO Latino heavyweight title - WBA Fedelatin heavyweight title Featherweight Orlando”El Fenomeno” Cruz (18-2-1, 9 KOs) scored a spectacular eleventh round KO over Alejandro “Pique” Delgado (15-6, 7 Kos). Cruz, coming off a spectacular knockout win over previously unbeaten Michael Franco last October, dropped Delgado twice in the eleventh to end it. The bout was for the WBO Latin featherweight title. Saturday 11 February 2024 Hershey Centre, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada Welterweight - Samuel Vargas beat Manolis Plaitis by KO 1 / 10 - time: 2:49 - vacant Canada welterweight title Middleweight - Michael Oliveira beat Sergei Melis on UD 8 / 8   Salle Marcel Cerdan, Thourotte, Oise, France Middleweight - Francois Bastient lost to Karim Achour on UD 10 / 10 - vacant France middleweight title   Braamkamp 1, Hamburg, Germany Cruiserweight - Kai Kurzawa beat Levan Jomardashvili by TKO 4 / 12 time: 1:27 - vacant WBO Inter-Continental cruiserweight title (supervisor: Artur Ellensohn) Middleweight - Cagri Ermis beat Vitor Sa on UD 12 / 12 - vacant World Boxing Federation middleweight title (supervisor: Olaf Schroeder) Heavyweight - Christian Hammer beat Serdar Uysal by TKO 2 / 10 - vacant German International heavyweight title (supervisor: Steve Mertz)   Deportivo del Sindicato del Metro , Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico Featherweight - Salvador Sanchez beat Mario Flores by TKO 8 / 12 - WBC Caribbean Boxing Federation (CABOFE) featherweight title Super bantamweight - Maria Elena Villalobos beat Blanca Cueto by KO 2 / 10 - time: 1:23 - WBC Silver female super bantamweight title Lightweight - Carlos Zarate Jr beat Juan Carlos Pacheco by TKO 3 / 10 - time: 1:18 Mexican prospect Salvador Sanchez II won by TKO in the eighth round at 2:20 over Mario Flores in his first fight of 2012, retaining his WBC Cabofe featherweight title for the third time. Sanchez dominated the entire fight and gradually wore down his opponent to win comprehensively. “It was a good fight and I hope to be back as soon as possible. It’s not an easy road but we’re looking for better alternatives and good fights. Every time I learn something new and I must concentrate on technique and movements in the ring to move forward,” said Sanchez.   Arena Union, Los Mochis, Sinaloa, Mexico Super flyweight - Rodrigo Guerrero lost to Juan Carlos Sanchez Jr on UD 12 / 12 - IBF super flyweight title (supervisor: Dave McCullough) Juan Carlos “Zurdito” Sanchez (14-2-1, 7 KOs) won a twelve round unanimous decision to take the IBF super flyweight world title from Rodrigo “Gatito” Guerrero (17-4, 10 KOs). Scores were 116-112, 119-109 and 115-113 for the 2011 Campeon Azteca tournament. “I am very happy,” said Sanchez. “My dream of being a world champion has been fulfilled. I knew that few gave me an opportunity to win, but I always believed in myself and thank God Almighty.”   Colegio La Salle, Lima, Peru Middleweight - David Zegarra beat Alexandre Firmino Alves by KO 3 / 9 - WBA Fedebol middleweight title   Patriot Center - George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia, United States Welterweight - Michael Stewart beat Joe Wyatt on MD 9 / 12 - time: 2:09 Light middleweight - Jimmy Lange beat Ruben Galvan on UD 12 / 12 Middleweight - Tori Nelson beat Vashon Living on UD 10 / 10 - Vacant WIBA Women’s International Boxing Association middleweight title (supervisor: Ryan Wissow) Former “Contender” contestant Jimmy Lange (38-4-2, 25 KOs) scored a one-sided twelve round unanimous decision over Ruben “Modern Day Warrior” Galvan (27-21-4, 10 KOs) in a junior middleweight bout. Lange was in command all the way posting a 120-108 win on all cards. It was Lange’s seventh straight win. Galvan, on the other hand, lost his eighth straight fight. - In the co-feature, Mike “No Joke” Stewart (48-7-3, 25 KOs) won a nine round technical decision over Joe Wyatt (23-3, 15 KOs).

 

Saturday Night Boxing Results – 28^th January – From: Argentina, Germany, Mexico, Morocco, New Zealand, Philippines, Tanzania, United Kingdom & United States

• Saturday 28 January 2024 - Club El Fortín, Ciudad Evita, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Super featherweight - Domingo Nicolas Damigella beat Edilson Rio on UD 12 / 12

 

• Saturday 28 January 2024 - Polideportivo Unidad Turística, Embalse Río Tercero, Cordoba, Argentina

Super flyweight - Carolina Marcela Gutierrez Gaite beat Maria Andrea Miranda on UD 10 / 10 - Interim WBA female super flyweight title

 

• Saturday 28 January 2024 - Grand Elysée, Rotherbaum, Hamburg, Germany

Middleweight Rafael Bejaran beat Daniel Urbanski on UD 12 / 12 - WBO European middleweight title (supervisor: Markus Aslani)

Cruiserweight Rakhim Chakhkiev beat Alexander Kotlobay on UD 10 / 10 - WBC Baltic cruiserweight title (supervisor: Mikhail Denisov)

Cruiserweight Firat Arslan beat Orlando Antonio Farias by TKO 2 / 10

Heavyweight Ruslan Chagaev beat Kertson Manswell on UD 8 / 8

Featherweight Ina Menzer beat Milena Koleva on UD 8 / 8

Unbeaten cruiserweight and former Olympic gold medalist Rakhim Chakhkiev (12-0, 9 KOs) scored a ten round unanimous decision over Alexander Kotlobay (21-3-1, 15 Kos) for the WBC Baltic belt. Scores were 100-89, 100-189, 99-89.- Former WBO light heavyweight champion Jürgen Brähmer (37-2, 30 KOs) scored a fourth round TKO over José Maria Guerrero (29-3-1, 11 KOs. In his first fight in 21 months, Brähmer looked good as he landed his southpaw power shots against Guerrero in round one, and then floored Guerrero with a left uppercut in round two. The bout ended when referee Jürgen Langlos stopped the fight in round four.

 

• Saturday 28 January 2024 - Auditorio Municipal, Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico

Super bantamweight Chanttall Martinez lost to Jackie Nava on UD 10 / 10 - WBA female super bantamweight title

 

• Saturday 28 January 2024 - Gimnasio Manuel Bernardo Aguirre, Chihuahua, Chihuahua, Mexico

Lightweight Alejandro Sanabria beat Jhunriel Ramonal by KO 4 / 12 - Time: 2:05 - WBC Silver lightweight title (supervisor: Lorenzo Soberanes Maya)

Middleweight Marcos Reyes beat Isaac Mendez by TKO 3 / 12 - Time: 1:22 - Vacant WBC International middleweight title - WBC FECOMBOX middleweight title (supervisor: Lorenzo Soberanes Maya)

 

• Saturday 28 January 2024 Jose Cuervo Salon, Polanco, Distrito Federal, Mexico

Bantamweight Zulina Munoz beat Paulina Cardona by TKO 3 / 10 - Time: 1:40

WBC Silver female bantamweight title

 

• Saturday 28 January 2024 - Hotel Atlantic Palace, Agadir, Morocco

Bantamweight Jerome Thomas lost to Hassan Azaouagh by KO 3 / 12 - Time: 2:00

 

• Saturday 28 January 2024 - The Corporate Box, Auckland, New Zealand

Heavyweight Chauncy Welliver beat Moyoyo Mensah by TKO 10 / 12 - Time: 1:56 - Interim WBO Asia Pacific heavyweight title (supervisor: John Glozier) - New Zealand National Boxing Federation (NZNBF) heavyweight title (supervisor: Gary McCrystal) - Vacant WBC Asian Boxing Council heavyweight title

Heavyweight Billy Wright beat Harry Funmaker by KO 1 / 12 - Time: 0:41 - Interim PABA heavyweight title (supervisor: Francisco Martinez)

 

• Saturday 28 January 2024 - Cebu City Waterfront Hotel & Casino, Barangay Lahug, Cebu City, Cebu, Philippines

Flyweight Milan Melindo beat Juan Esquer by TKO 7 / 12 - Time: 2:16 - WBO Inter-Continental flyweight title (supervisor: Leon Panoncillo)

WBO #1 flyweight Milan “El Metodico” Melindo of the Philippines kept his Intercontinental crown via a 7th round TKO over Mexican Juan “Panterita” Esquer. Melindo.

 

• Saturday 28 January 2024 - Recom Dome, Caloocan City, Metro Manila, Philippines

Super flyweight Marvin Mabait beat Rey Perez on UD 12 / 12 - Philippines Games & Amusement Board (GAB) super flyweight title

 

• Saturday 28 January 2024 - Jamhuri Stadium, Morogoro, Tanzania

Super middleweight Francis Cheka beat Karama Nyilawila on UD 10 / 10

 

• Saturday 28 January 2024 - York Hall, Bethnal Green, London, United Kingdom

Super bantamweight Carl Frampton beat Kris Hughes by KO 7 / 12 - Time: 0:48 - Commonwealth (British Empire) super bantamweight title

Light middleweight Erick Ochieng beat Nick Quigley by TKO 9 / 10 - Time: 0:10 - Vacant BBBofC English light middleweight title

Unbeaten Commonwealth super bantamweight champion Carl Frampton (12-0, 8 KO’s) easily beat southpaw challenger Kris Hughes (15-2, 1 KO’s) Frampton, 24,displayed speed and power over the taller, Hughes from the start of the fight and Hughes was never really able to get into the fight due to his lack of power. In the 7th, Frampton put Hughes down with a right hand. The fight was then halted by referee Mark Green.

 

• Saturday 28 January 2024 - Shrine Mosque, Springfield, Missouri, United States

Light middleweight Cory Spinks beat Sechew Powell on UD 12 /12

Cruiserweight BJ Flores beat Hugo Pineda by TKO 6 / 10 - Time: 2:34

WBO #3 cruiserweight BJ Flores (27-1-1, 16 KOs) scored a sixth round TKO over 40-year-old former welterweight title challenger Hugo Pineda (39-6-1, 28 Kos) Flores dominated the fight throughout, dropping Pineda in round two and getting a stoppage in round six. - Former two-division world champion Cory Spinks (38-6, 11 KOs) won a twelve round unanimous decision over Sechew Powell (26-4, 15 KOs) in an IBF jr. middleweight eliminator. Scores were 115-113, 115-113, 116-112.

 

• Saturday 28 January 2024 - Turning Stone Resort & Casino, Verona, New York, United States

Heavyweight Tony Grano beat Brian Minto by TKO 3 / 10 - Time: 1:04

Heavyweight Eric Fields beat Derrick Brown on UD 8 / 8

Super featherweight Jackie Trivilino lost to Ela Nunez by TKO 2 / 6 - Time: 1:20

 

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Saturday Night Boxing Results, from: Argentina, Costa Rica, Fiji, Indonesia, Japan, Mexico, Ukraine, United Kingdom and United States

• Saturday 30 July - Club Atlético Vélez Sarsfield, Buenos Aires, Distrito Federal, Argentina

Light middleweight - Javier Francisco Maciel def Jonata Daniel De Oliveira by KO – 1 / 12 - Vacant WBO Latino light middleweight title

Welterweight - Diego Gabriel Chaves def Eduardo Flores by TKO 9 / 12 - WBO Latino welterweight title

 

• Saturday 30 July - Gimnasio Nacional, San Jose, Costa Rica

Super middleweight - Jaime Barboza lost to Brian Magee on UD 12 / 12 - Interim WBA World super middleweight title (supervisor: Jose Oliver Gomez)

Magee (35-4-1, 24 KO’s) defeated 33-year-old Jaime Barboza (17-5, 8 KO’s) by a 12 round unanimous decision to capture the interim World Boxing Association (WBA) World super middleweight title. Magee dominated the action against the little known #5 ranked WBA contender Barbosa, using his jab and short body shots to control the action. Barbosa didn’t have the power to crush Magee the way that Bute and Carl Froch did in the past and had to settle with just trying to win round.

 

• Saturday 30 July - Vodafone Arena, Suva, Fiji

Welterweight - Junior Farzan Ali def Allan Jay Tuniacao on UD 12 / 12 - Vacant World Boxing Foundation Asia Pacific lightweight title

Light heavyweight - Vitori Natawake lost to Sakiusa Mekemeke by TKO 1 / 12 - Vacant World Boxing Foundation Intercontinental light heavyweight title

Fatu Tuimanono lost to Peter Brennan by TKO 5 / 12

 

• Saturday 30 July - Indosiar Studio, Jakarta, Indonesia

Minimumweight - Muhammad Rachman lost to Pornsawan Porpramook on MD 12 / 12 - WBA World minimumweight title

 

• Saturday 30 July - Sumiyoshi Ward Center, Osaka, Osaka, Japan

Bantamweight - Nobuo Nashiro def Rey Perez on UD 10 / 10

 

• Saturday 30 July - Metropolitan Arena, Tuxtla Gutierrez, Chiapas, Mexico

Bantamweight - Jackie Nava lost to Ana Maria Torres on UD 10 / 10

Bantamweight - Felipe Orucuta def Jesus Vazquez by KO 2 / 10

Featherweight - Raul Hirales def Luis Zambrano by TKO 7 / 8

Ana Maria ‘Guerrera’ Torres (26-3-3, 15 KOs) scored a ten round unanimous decision over Jackie ‘La Princesa Azteca’ Nava (24-3-3, 11 KOs) In a difficult and bloody action fight, through determination and fighting spirit Torres took the WBC bantamweight diamond championship. It was a battle without quarter, which at first highlighted the ringcraft of Jackie. However, as the bout progressed the Aztec Princess gradually began losing ground, and it was in the last two rounds that she lost the battle. Scores were 96-94 for Torres on all cards.

 

• Saturday 30 July - Hoops Dome, Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu, Philippines

Bantamweight - AJ Banal def Tyson Cave on TD 8 / 12 - Time: 2:32 - WBO Asia Pacific bantamweight title (supervisor: Leon Panoncillo)

Light welterweight - Eusebio Baluarte lost to Romeo Jakosalem by TKO 1 / 12 - Time: 2:53 - Philippines Games & Amusement Board (GAB) light welterweight title

Super bantamweight - Michael Domingo def Richard Samosir by RTD 6 / 10

Super featherweight - Lorenzo Villanueva def Eddy Comaro by KO 1 / 10 - Time: 1:02

 

• Saturday 30 July - Sportpalace, Odessa, Ukraine

Light middleweight - Zaurbek Baysangurov def Mike Miranda by KO 1 / 12 - Time: 0:51 - Interim WBO light middleweight title (supervisor: Istvan Kovacs)

Light middleweight - Oleksandr Spyrko def Selemani Said on UD 10 / 10 - Vacant International Boxing Organization Youth light middleweight title

Heavyweight - Alexander Ustinov def Akmal Aslanov by TKO 2 / 8

 

• Saturday 30 July - Greenbank Sports Centre, Liverpool, Merseyside, United Kingdom

Lightweight - Derry Mathews def Stephen Jennings by TKO 6 / 10 - Time: 2:50

 

• Saturday 30 July - Pill Millennium Centre, Newport, Wales, United Kingdom

Featherweight - Lee Selby def James Ancliff by TKO 6 / 10 - Time: 2:12 - Vacant BBBofC Celtic featherweight title

Light heavyweight - Justyn Hugh def Phil Goodwin by KO 2 / 6 - Time: 1:05

Middleweight - Lee Churcher lost to Costas Osben by TKO 2 / 6 - Time: 1:14

 

• Saturday 30 July - Softball Country Arena, Denver, Colorado, United States

Light welterweight - Mike Alvarado def Gabriel Martinez on UD 10 / 10 - Vacant IBF Latino light welterweight title

Featherweight - Robert Marroquin def Jose Angel Beranza on UD 8 / 8

WBC #10/WBA #11/IBF #15 super lightweight Mike Alvarado (31-0, 22 KOs) pounded out a ten round unanimous decision over Gabriel Martinez (27-3-1, 14 KOs). Alvardo was credited with a knockdown in round one and went on to win by scores of 99-90, 100-89, 100-90. Alvarado claimed the IBF Latino belt with the win. - Featherweight Roberto Marroquin (20-1, 14 KOs) scored an eight round unanimous decision over Jose Beranza (33-21-3, 26 KOs). Marroquin dropped Beranza in rounds three and six en route to a 78-71, 78-71, 79-70 verdict. Marroquin’s right eye was closed at the end.

 

• Saturday 30 July - Aviator Sports Complex, Brooklyn, New York, United States

Gabriel Bracero def Danie van Staden by KO – Time 1.08 – 3 /

Flyweight - Melissa McMorrow def Keisher McLeod Wells on SD 8 / 8

Local fighter, Bracero (17-0, 3 KOs) went after Floridian Danie van Staden (8-7, 4 KOs) for much of the three rounds until a vicious right cross finished the night for good at 1:08 of round three in front of Bracero’s hometown fans.

Boxers of Yesteryear

 

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Saturday Night Boxing Results – June 4^th – from: Algeria, Argentina, Belgium, Denmark, Japan, Mexico, South Africa, United Kingdom and United States

 

• Saturday 4 June - Salle omnisports, Batna, Algeria

Middleweight - Azedine Djerari def Hakim Khetaf by KO 5 / 6

Cruiserweight - Moez Mastouri def Tayeb Mahoui by KO 2 / 6

featherweight Foudil Madani def Mohcen Troni by RTD 4 / 6

 

• Saturday 4 June - Ce.De.M. N° 1, Caseros, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Welterweight - Diego Nicolas Ledesma def Rodolfo Ezequiel Martinez on UD 10 / 10

Heavyweight - Gonzalo Omar Basile def Miguel Angel Morales UD 10 / 10 Interim WBC Latino heavyweight title (supervisor: Roberto Rillo)

Middleweight - Alejandro Gustavo Falliga def Carlos Andres Araya by KO 1 / 6

 

• Saturday 4 June - Awans, Liege, Belgium

Light welterweight - Steve Jamoye def Barry Groenteman on UD 6 / 6

 

• Saturday 4 June - Parken, Copenhagen, Denmark

Super middleweight - Mikkel Kessler def Mehdi Bouadla by TKO 6 / 12 - Time: 2:25 Vacant WBO European super middleweight title (supervisor: Dennis Gilmartin)

Light welterweight - Kim Poulsen def Tarik Sahibeddine by KO 3 / 8 - Time: 2:05

Middleweight - Patrick Nielsen def Joe Rea by TKO 3 / 8 - Time: 2:30

Light heavyweight - Dustin Dirks def Juan Nelongo by TKO 4 / 8 - Time: 1:15

Heavyweight - Edmund Gerber def Zak Page on UD 8 / 8

WBC super middeweight champion emeritus Mikkel Kessler (44-2, 33 KOs) scored a sixth round beatdown of WBO #5/IBF #10 rated Mehdi Bouadla (23-4, 11 KOs). Kessler began to open up in round two and dropped Bouadla with a furious assault in round three. Bouadla somehow survived the round. Kessler continued to fire off shots in round four, but the rugged Bouadla kept coming. Kessler finally battered him to the deck twice in round six and the bout was waved off by referee Manuel Maritxalar. Time was 2:25.

 

• Saturday 4 June - Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan

Flyweight - Toshiyuki Igarashi def Kenji Yoshida on TD 8 / 10 - Time: 1:14 - Japanese flyweight title

Welterweight - Yoshihiro Kamegai def Joel Dela Cruz by KO 2 / 10 - Time: 2:05

 

• Saturday 4 June - Modelo Center, La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico

Featherweight - Christopher Perez def Carlos Raul Guzman on UD 12 / 12 - Vacant WBC FECOMBOX featherweight title

 

• Saturday 4 June - Foro Polanco, Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico

Dante Jardon def Claudio Rosendo Tapia by TKO 3 / 12 - Time: 2:59 - Interim WBC - Latino super featherweight title - Interim WBO Latino super featherweight title

Light middleweight - Marcos Reyes def Christian Solano by KO 4 / 10

Light heavyweight - Marco Antonio Rubio def Ricardo Marcelo Ramallo by TKO 3 / 10 - Time: 1:41 - Vacant WBC Latino middleweight title

WBC #6 super featherweight Dante “Crazy” Jardon (17-1, 15 KOs) scored a third round KO over late sub Claudio Rosendo Tapia (20-11-4, 6 KOs). Jardon dropped Tapia in round two and twice in round three to end it. -WBC #2 middleweight Marco Antonio “Veneno” Rubio (51-5-1, 44 KOs) the mandatory challenger for new WBC titleholder Julio Cesar Chavez Jr., scored a third round KO over Ricardo Marcelo “El Rayo” Ramalla (11-4-1, 7 KOs)

 

• Saturday 4 June - Emperor’s Palace, Kempton Park, Gauteng, South Africa

Super middleweight - Thomas Oosthuizen def William Gare over 12 R for the - International Boxing Organization super middleweight title

Heavyweight - Flo Simba lost to Francois Botha by TKO 6 / 10 - Time: 2:50

The experienced Francois Botha overcame Flo Simba who was stopped at 2 minutes 50 seconds into the sixth round. There was little in it for the first two rounds as both fighters were missing badly and throwing wild punches. However, from round four the 21-year Simba (98.40kg) began finding his target catching the 42-year-old Botha (119.30kg) with some stunning rights to the head and Botha went back to his corner with a bruised right eye. However experience favored youth as the crafty veteran set up Samba for a straight right hand late in round 6 after a succession of shots to the head that sent Samba stumbling against the ropes and he was on rubbery legs when referee Thabo Spam pool stepped in and waved the fight off. - In a lackluster encounter Tommy Oosthuizen, 23, retained his IBO super-middleweight belt for the first time when he beat 35-year-old William Gare on points over 12 rounds. - In an outstanding performance Chris van Heerden (66.20kg) outpointed Bongani Mwelase (66.00kg) in their IBO welterweight title eliminator. The two southpaws fought toe-to-toe for most of the bout with Mwelase coming into the ring dry and lacking his usual sharpness. Judge Lulama Mtya (SA) had it 116-113 whilst judges Ace Makaluza (SA) and Steven Weisfeld (USA) scored it 116-113 and 115-113.

 

 

• Saturday 4 June - Motorpoint Arena, Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom

Lightweight - Gavin Rees def Andy Murray on UD 12 / 12 - Vacant EBU (European) lightweight title (supervisor: Jean-Marcel Nartz)

Super bantamweight - Carl Frampton def Robbie Turley on UD 10 / 10 - BBBofC Celtic super bantamweight title

Welterweight - Jason Cook def Mounir Guebbas on PTS 6 / 6

 

• Saturday 4 June - Town Hall, Walsall, West Midlands, United Kingdom

Featherweight - Lee Glover def Dougie Curran on PTS 10 / 10

 

• Saturday 4 June - Staples Center, Los Angeles, California, United States

Middleweight - Julio Cesar Chavez Jr def Sebastian Zbik on MD 12 / 12 - WBC middleweight title

Light middleweight - Vanes Martirosyan def Saul Roman by TKO 7 / 12 - Time: 2:58 - Vacant WBC Silver light middleweight title

Featherweight - Miguel Angel Garcia def Rafael Guzman by KO 4 / 10 - Time: 1:55 - NABF featherweight title - WBO NABO featherweight title

Light middleweight - Christy Martin lost to Dakota Stone by TKO 6 / 6

time: 1:09

“Son of the Legend” Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. (43-0-1, 30 KOs) won a twelve round majority decision over WBC middleweight champion Sebastian Zbik (30-1, 10 KOs). Zbik was much busier and more accurate while Chavez landed the more damaging blows and did some good bodywork to thrill the pro-Chavez crowd. Zbik landed many flush shots to Chavez’ head. Scores were 115-113, 116-112, 114-114. After the bout Chavez Jr. said he won the title for Mexico. -In an upset, Dakota Stone (10-8, 2KO) was the winner by sixth round TKO victory over the legendary Christy Martin (49-6-3, 32 KO). According to reports, it was a great fight with both women trading haymakers. Martin was ahead on all three judges’ scorecards, having dropped Stone in the fourth, when in the sixth round she reacted badly after landing a right. Martin had injured the hand in the fourth, and the ringside physician stopped the match in the sixth after she indicated that she was in tremendous pain. It turned out that Martin’s right hand was broken. It seems a shame that someone who fought for her life through much more severe injuries was robbed of a victory in this manner.

 

• Saturday 4 June - Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, Hollywood, Florida, United States

Heavyweight - Cedric Boswell def Kertson Manswell on UD 10 / 10 - WBC Latino heavyweight title - NABA heavyweight title

Middleweight - Domonique Dolton def Donatas Bondoravas on MD 10 / 10 - Vacant WBC FECARBOX middleweight title - Vacant NABA USA middleweight title

Cruiserweight - O’Neil Bell lost to Richard Hall by KO 2 / 10 - Time: 1:58

 

• Saturday 4 June - Civic Center, Rayne, Louisiana, United States

Light welterweight - Mason Menard def Aaron Anderson on UD 8 / 8

 

• Saturday 4 June - Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City, New Jersey, United States

Super middleweight - Carl Froch def Glen Johnson on MD 12 / 12 - WBC super middleweight title (supervisor: Chuck Williams)

Light heavyweight - Zsolt Erdei def Byron Mitchell by TKO 6 / 10 - Time: 1:58

light heavyweight - Edison Miranda def Rayco Saunders on UD 8 / 8

In a difficult fight, Nottingham, UK’s WBC Super Middleweight Champion Carl “The Cobra” Froch (28-1, 20 KOs) successfully defended his title and advanced to the Final of the inaugural Super Six World Boxing Classic against Andre Ward with a majority 12-round decision over Glen “The Road Warrior” Johnson (51-15-2, 35 KOs). Japanese judge Nobuaki Uratani scored it 114-114, but was over-ruled by judges John Stewart (117-111) and Mark Green (116-112). - Light heavyweights: Zsolt Erdei (33-0, 18 KO’s) defeated Byron Mitchell by TKO in R 6 (28-8-1, 21 KO’s). Erdei, the former light heavyweight and cruiserweight titleholder, made easy work of Mitchell, a faded former super middleweight titleholder. Erdei hurt Mitchell at the end of the first and dropped him twice with hard rights in the sixth. After rising a second time, referee Eddie Cotton was unsatisfied after asking Mitchell a series of questions in the corner and elected to call the fight off. Time of the stoppage was 1:58

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