Olympic and NABF junior welterweight champion Arthur ‘The Wolf’ Biardlanov, who defends against former IBO champion Mohamed ‘The Problem’ Minute, reached a standstill in the second round in Montreal Casino, Montreal, Quebec, Canada on Thursday night.
The co-function stopped the unbeaten WBA International Light Heavyweight Champion Albert Ramirez of Venezuela Marko Calic of Croatia in the third round.
In the main event, Olympic and NABF junior welterweight champion Arthur ‘The Wolf’ Biardlanov, 18-0 (15), former IBO champion Mohamed ‘The Problem’ Mimoune, 24-7 (5) at 2:16 of the second Round, stopped from a scheduled 10 rounds.
In the first round, it was all Biardlanov, while Mimounde, held hands high, rarely landed a punch. In the second round, Biardlanov landed a punch after he suddenly blew it off with little in exchange for Mimounde, Alain Velleneuve.
Co-Feature WBA International Light Heavyweight Champ Southpaw Albert Ramirez, 20-0 (17) knocked out Marko Calic, 15-2 (9) at 2:10 of the third round of a scheduled 10 rounds.
In the final seconds of the second round, Ramirez landed left to the chin and hit a few steps of Kaliek. In the third round, a right hook on the head of Ramirez and Down calved an 8 scores of referee Frank Gentile. When he got up, referee Gentile Kalik walked to his corner, who blew it off.
Light heavyweight Olympic Mehmet Unal, 12-0 (10) knocked Ezequiel Maderna, 31-14 (21) at 1:41 of the third round of a scheduled 10 rounds.
In the first round, Maderna landed unal. In the second rounds’ final seconds, a unal left to the Ken Maderna dropped on a knee and an 8 scores by referee Martin Forest.
In the third round, after half a round, dropped an upper hand from unal on the side of the head Maderna, which barely defeated the spade with the referee bush that blowed it off.
Welterweight Christopher ‘Machine Gun’ Guerrero, 13-0 (7) Dennis ‘The Menace’ Dauti, 25-6-2 (9) knocked out at 1:08 of the fourth round of a scheduled 10 rounds.
In the first round it was all guerrero. In the second round, Dauti returned well enough to win a near round. Thirty seconds in the fourth round, a left hook to downtown Guerrero and down, Dauti for the Earl of referee Albert Padulo, Jr., for the first stop of Dauti.
Super-middleweight Southpaw Moreno ‘The Soldier’ Fendero, 9-0 (7) has former German prohibition champion Edison Demaj, 13-4-1 (7), at 1:36 of the third round of a scheduled eight rounds discontinued.
On the first round, halfway point, grabs Fendero Demaj at the back of the head and pulls him to the canvas. In the last 40 seconds, Fendero landed on the left and dropped Demaj for an 8 scores by referee Alain Villeneuve.
In the third round, after 15 seconds, a left on the nose caused a cut and a knockout of Fendero when Demaj hit the canvas for an 8 counts of referee Villenueve. At the centerpiece is a right hook on the chin of Demaj and down for another 8 scores. When he got up, referee Vellenueve was blew it off for the first time. Demaj was discontinued.
Lightweight Avery ‘The Future’ Duval, 13-0-1 (7) defeated Keshan Koaly, 6-2-1) over eight good rounds.
In the first round, Duval has several overhand rights on Ken of Koaly, a late sub. At the end of the second round, Duval caught his foot in the apron, but was ruled a knockout after landing a stab by referee Martin Forest. In the third round, Duval leveled the score and went out in a close round.
In the fourth round, Duval landed a solid right under the left eye, hurt koaly and caused a belt. In the fifth and sixth rounds, Duval continued to be the aggressor and land the right on the chin several times.
In the seventh round, Duval got the final right on the side of the head of Koaly. In the eighth and final round, Koaly was more aggressive and felt he needed a standstill. Duval seems to end the round with a left hook to chin of koaly. Koaly’s injury under the left eye was quite swollen, while Duval had a small barn on his forehead. Duval had “Jesus is King” on the front gordel line of his trunk.
Scores 78-73 twice and 78-74.
Last updated on 02/07/2025
