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Results from Sheffield, England

THE NEW EUROPEAN MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMPION - KERRY HOPE

In a major upset, Kerry Hope (17-3, 1 KO) won a twelve round majority decision over previously unbeaten European middleweight champion Grzegorz Proksa (26-1, 19 KOs). It was a much closer fight than anyone expected, the big-punching Proksa suffered a cut over his left eye from a second round accidental head clash and seemed to be running out of gas in the middle rounds. Hope was deducted a point for an intentional headbutt at the end of round eight. Hope was fresher down the stretch and won on two cards 115-112, 114-113. The third card was 114-114.

Commonwealth super bantamweight beltholder Carl Frampton (13-0, 9 KOs) beat Prosper Ankrah (18-3, 13 KOs) in round two. A barrage of punches ended it at 2:45.

Photo Source: Andrew Millwall - Worldwide Weekly Boxing Predictions League

Super bantamweight - Carl Frampton beat Prosper Ankrah – KO 2 /12 - Commonwealth (British Empire) super bantamweight title

Middleweight - Grzegorz Proksa lost to Kerry Hope – MD 12 / 12 - EBU (European) middleweight title (supervisor: Charles Giles)

Welterweight - Kell Brook beat Matthew Hatton by UD 12 / 12 - WBA Inter-Continental welterweight title - IBF International welterweight title

Welterweight - Adnan Amar lost to Lee Purdy by TKO 5 / 10 - Vacant BBBofC English welterweight title

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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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Sunday 19 February 2024 - Olympic Park Sports Centre, Homebush, New South Wales, Australia

Middleweight - Garth Wood 10(6)-2(1)-1 Lost to Sam Soliman 40(17)-11(1)-0 on UD 12 / 12 - Interim IBF Pan Pacific middleweight title (supervisor: Ray Wheatley)

Light middleweight - Yao Yi Ma 9(6)-1-0 Beat Virgil Kalakoda 24(16)-7(2)-3 by TKO 8 / 12 - Time: 1:42 - IBF Pan Pacific light middleweight title (supervisor: Ray Wheatley)

Saturday 18 February 2024 - Club Forster, Forster, New South Wales, Australia

Light welterweight - Chad Bennett 27(18)-4(3)-3 Beat Sapapetch Sor Sakaorat 25(15)-9(8)-0 by KO 4 / 12 - Time: 2:15 - Interim WBO Oriental light welterweight title

Saturday 18 February 2024 - Hallo Omnisport La Préalle, Herstal, Liege, Belgium

Super flyweight - Stephane Jamoye 22(12)-3(1)-0 Beat Miguel Aguilar 10(5)-0-0 by RTD 2 / 10 - Time: 1:55 - Vacant WBC Youth Intercontinental super flyweight title (supervisor: Bob Logist)

Light welterweight - Sabrina Giuliani 7-0-0 beat Eva Marczu 6(2)-1(1)-0 on UD 10 / 10 - Vacant EBU female light welterweight title (supervisor: Marco Giuliani)

Saturday 18 February 2024 - Bell Centre, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Super middleweight - Adonis Stevenson 16(13)-1(1)-0 Beat Jesus Gonzales 27(14)-1(1)-0 by KO 1 / 12 - Time: 1:39 - IBF Inter-Continental super middleweight title

After a tumultuous and well publicized press conference and weigh-in, boxing fans were hoping the Adonis “Superman” Stevenson vs Jesus “El Martillo” Gonzales fight at the Bell Centre on Saturday night would live up to the promised drama…it didn’t. Stevenson tagged Gonzales with a straight left hand to the head ( at 1:39 of the 1st round) that sent Gonzales sprawling to the canvas where he lay motionless until he was taken out of the ring and into a waiting ambulance . The 27 year old Phoenix, Arizona native was kept overnight at a nearby Montreal Hospital as a precaution. In victory, Stevenson (17-1-14 knockouts) retained his IBF Inter-Continental Super Middleweight Title and earned a right to challenge Lucian Bute for his IBF Super Middleweight Crown.

Saturday 18 February 2024 - Brondby Hallen, Brondby, Denmark

Super middleweight - Brian Magee 35(24)-4(2)-1 Beat Rudy Markussen 37(24)-2(1)-0 by KO 5 / 12 - Time: 2:35 - Interim WBA World super middleweight title (supervisor: Jesper Jensen)

WBA interim super middleweight champion Brian Magee (36-4-1, 25 KOs) scored a fifth round KO over Rudy Markussen (37-3, 24 KOs) to retain his title. The bout was close through four rounds, but a hard left hook to the body by Magee sent Markussen to the deck and he was unable to continue.

Saturday 18 February 2024 - Olympiahalle, Munich, Bayern, Germany

Heavyweight - Vitali Klitschko 43(40)-2(2)-0 Beat Dereck Chisora 15(9)-2-0 on UD 12 / 12 - WBC heavyweight title (supervisor: Rex Walker)

Heavyweight - Johnathon Banks 27(18)-1(1)-1 Beat Nicolai Firtha 20(8)-9(4)-1 on UD 12 / 12 - NABF heavyweight title

WBC heavyweight champion Vitali Klitschko (44-2, 40 KOs) Had to fight harder than expected to take a twelve round unanimous decision over Dereck Chisora (15-3, 9 Kos). Things got off to a bad start when Chisora spit water in Wladimir Klitscko’s face during the introductions. After a close first round, Klitachko started to land his right hand in round two and continued to land clean power shots from a distance as the bout progressed. Chisora showed courage and a good chin, and did worked hard on Klitschko’s body. Neither fighter ever really hurt the other. Scores were 118-110, 118-110, 119-111. After the fight Vitali gave indication of a possible hand injury and stated, “I’m very upset because I wanted very much to knock him out” he also said that it was a great performance by Chisora. For his part Chisora stated he spat in Wladimir’s face because Wlad previously pulled out of two fights with him. Both Chisora and his promoter Frank Warren called for a rematch.

Saturday 18 February 2024 - Grand Oasis Resort, Cancun, Quintana Roo, Mexico

Lightweight - Pablo Cesar Cano 22(17)-1(1)-1 Beat Francisco Contreras 16(13)-1(1)-0 by RTD 6 / 10 - Time: 0:01 - WBC FECARBOX lightweight title

Flyweight - Mario Rodriguez 12(8)-6(1)-4 Beat Gilberto Keb Baas 35(22)-21(6)-4 – KO 5 / 10 - Time: 2:01 - Vacant WBC USNBC flyweight title

Former jr welterweight title challenger Pablo Cesar Cano (23-1-1, 18 KOs) scored a fifth round TKO over Francisco Contreras. In his first bout after his loss against four-time champion Erik Morales, Cano dropped Contreras in round one and twice in round five. Unexpectedly, Mario “Dragonsito” Rodriguez scored a fifth round KO, with a body shot against former WBC jr flyweight weight champion Gilberto Keb Baas.

Saturday 18 February 2024 - Municipal Gym of La Trinidad, La Trinidad, Benguet, Philippines

Bantamweight - Dayer Gabutan 16(7)-1(1)-2 Beat Joel Rafols 13(4)-9(5)-2 TKO - WBO Oriental bantamweight title (supervisor: Antonio Comia)

Featherweight - Alvin Tam 10(1)-2(1)-0 Beat Jaypee Alipio by TKO - Philippines Boxing Federation (PBF) featherweight title

minimum weight - Jujeath Nagaowa 10(6)-10(3)-1 Beat Aisah Alico 4(3)-0-0 by TKO - Vacant WBC Asian Boxing Council female minimumweight title (supervisor: Damrong Simakajornboon)

Saturday 18 February 2024 - Hala RAFAKO, ul. Lakowa 31, Raciborz, Poland

Heavyweight - Andrzej Wawrzyk 24(13)-0-0 Beat Claus Bertino 13(8)-2(2)-0 on UD 10 / 10 WBC Baltic heavyweight title & WBA International heavyweight title

Saturday 18 February 2024 - Magna Centre, Rotherham, Yorkshire, United Kingdom

Super bantamweight - Kid Galahad 10(4)-0-0 Beat Jason Booth on UD 12 / 12 - Vacant WBC International super bantamweight title (supervisor: Houcine Houichi)

Saturday 18 February 2024 - American Bank Center, Corpus Christi, Texas, United States

Light middleweight - Paul Williams 40(27)-2(1)-0 Beat Nobuhiro Ishida 24(9)-6-2 – UD 12 / 12 - Vacant WBC USNBC light middleweight title (supervisor: Robert Lenhardt)

Heavyweight - Chris Arreola 34(29)-2(1)-0 Beat Eric Molina 18(14)-1(1)-0 by KO 1 / 12 - Time: 2:30 - WBC USNBC heavyweight title (supervisor: Robert Lenhardt)

Light heavyweight - Tavoris Cloud 23(19)-0-0 Beat Gabriel Campillo 21(8)-3(1)-1 on SD 12 / 12 - IBF light heavyweight title (supervisor: Dave McCullough)

Former world champion Paul Williams, rebounded from a less then steller performance against Erislandy Lara to defeat Jame Kirkland-conqueror Nobuhiro Ishida (24-7-2, 9 KOs) by one-sided twelve round unanimous.Undefeated IBF light heavyweight champion Tavoris Cloud (25-0, 19 KOs) retained his title with a close split decision over former WBA world champ Gabriel Campillo (21-4-1, 8 KOs). Cloud came out aggressively in round one and dropped Campillo twice, Scores were 116-110, 114-112 for Cloud. Campillo was up 115-111 on the third card. “I feel like I won the fight,” stated IBF light heavyweight champion Tavoris Cloud “I knocked him down a few times and was the aggressor throughout. I wanted to put him away but sometimes you get it and sometimes you don’t. I wanted to stay busy and be aggressive. I did that. He was a busy fighter, and that’s what the crowd here in Corpus Christi responded to. The difference is I was landing the power shots, and that’s what the judges responded to.” In a good action fight, with both boxers coming out aggressively WBC #1 heavyweight Chris Arreola (35-2, 30 KOs) scored an explosive first round knockout over Eric Molina.

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What a Friday night it was in the World Series of Boxing (WSB) as Dynamo Moscow completely overwhelmed the visiting Astana Arlans to leapfrog them in the table. Mexico City Guerreros turned on the style with a resounding win against the Istanbul Bosphorus. Dolce & Gabbana Milano Thunder power past Bangkok Elephants and Baku Fires sensationally beat the Leipzig Leopards to make it nine wins in nine so far this season.

Match of the week
Baku Fires proved once again they mean business this season, with a display of real quality that showcased the strength in depth of their squad. Travelling to Germany to face a strong Leipzig Leopards in Group B, the Azeri outfit were rampant from the off. Magomed Abdulhamidov worked tirelessly against two-time Nordic Champion Dennis Ceylan to take the points win in the Bantamweight fight before 27-year-old Semen Grivachev proved totally dominant against the promising Artur Bril. Belarusian Mikalai Vesialou then gave the Baku Fires an insurmountable 3-0 lead in the tie with a display full of panache against German Middleweight Stefan Härtel. Kevin Künzel restored some pride for the Leipzig Leopards and gave the packed crowds at the Maritim Hotel in Haale something to cheer about as he outboxed Vatan Huseyni to win the Light Heavyweight contest. Haji Murtuzaliyev made it a convincing night for the visitors as he emphatically TKO’d Philip Grüner in the second round to give the Baku Fires an impressive 4:1 win and remain undefeated this season.

Thrashing of the week
Istanbul Bosphorus saw their chances of advancing to the quarter-finals take a huge blow after being on the receiving end of a boxing lesson at home to the Mexico City Guerreros. No one could have predicted such a scoreline but the visitors were simply irresistible on the night. 20-year-old orthodox Mexican Elias Emigdia moved up to second in the Bantamweight Individual rankings with a classy points victory over Turkey’s Abdullah Dursun before a Juan Romero TKO in the Lightweight contest gave the Guerreros a 2-0 lead. Dmytro Mytrofanov quickly wrapped up the match for the Mexican outfit with a second round TKO after flooring his opponent with a vicious right hook to the face. Stylish Kennedy Katende was made to work hard for his victory but the Swedish southpaw found what was needed to win against Caner Sayak. It was a great night for the Mexico City Guerreros, who triumphed 5:0 to move up to second in Group B.

Fight of the week
Dynamo Moscow’s 27-year-old Vazgen Safaryants is really making a name for himself in this competition. The Belarusian southpaw came through his toughest test so far with an enhanced reputation, as he outpointed last season’s top ranked Lightweight Yerzhan Mussafirov. Constantly hounding down his opponent, the hard-hitting Safaryants’ aggressiveness paid dividends against the fleet-footed Mussafirov. This was a fight of the highest calibre between two fighters of real pedigree. Going toe-to-toe throughout the five rounds, this was a real boxing spectacle.

The teams now have only two matches left to decide their final league positions. Crucial time for the boxers too as they run out of opportunities to get those valuable points that will help them make the Individual Finals. High-intensity fights guaranteed.

Starting off, we have the clash of the Eastern titans as Dynamo Moscow hosts the Astana Arlans in the Russian capital before a strong Leipzig Leopards face the undefeated Baku Fires. Istanbul Bosphorus will look to assert their authority against the confident Mexico City Guerreros and the Dolce & Gabbana Milano Thunder team welcome the Bangkok Elephants in Italy as the quarter-finals loom large.

LIVE scoring as well as comprehensive coverage on the website and all social media platforms (Facebook, Twitter, with photos on Flickr).

LIVE scores on www.worldseriesboxing.com

Photo Galleries on www.flickr.com/photos/worldseriesboxing/

Dynamo Moscow 5:0 Astana Arlans

Istanbul Bosphorus 0:5 Mexico City Guerreros

Leipzig Leopards 1:4 Baku Fires

Dolce & Gabbana Milano Thunder 5:0 Bangkok Elephants

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