Boxing results: McCormack Stop Parra: The Welterweight Division has a new contender

2016 Olympic Silver Medalist Pat McCormack (8-0, 6 COs) Miguel Parra (25-6-1, 17 COs) Saturday night in a WBA-Welterweight title in the Rainton Meadows Arena, Houghton-Le jump, Wear, Wear, UK, stopped in the Rainton Meadows Arena (

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McCormack Stop Parra in the ninth

In the first round, McCormack Parra, who forced a clinic when McCormack landed well on occasion. In the third round, just past the halfway point, McCormack landed a good combination to Ken of Parra. In the final seconds, McCormack was warned for the second time by referee John Latham for a low blow.

In the fifth round, McCormack had a good one. At one point, after landing a right on the chin of Parra, Parra turned away when referee Lathan stepped in. In the sixth round near the Midway Point, McCormack landed a low left, which forced referee Lathan to take a point of McCormack because he was the third warning.

In the seventh round, with 45 seconds left, a right on the chin of McCormack Parra drove into the ropes. With 33 seconds left, a right of McCormack on the chin of parra sounds loud. In the eighth round, with a minute left, Parra landed several strokes and held back McCormack before returning, ending the round well.

In the ninth round’s final seconds, McCormack landed half a dozen unanswered bumps, and it seemed like referee Latham would step in to stop it. Between rounds, the parra corner brought a standstill.

Williamson claims the British title

In the co-function, former BBBOFC English super-middleweight champion Mark Dickinson (8-2, 2 COs) was stopped by former British champion Troy Williamson (21-4-1, 15 COs) at 1:51 of the ninth round, which the British title scored.

In the first round, Dickinson could not make weight and was stripped of the title. The first two rounds were close. In the third round, Williamson had a good round and exceeded Dickinson for the most part.

In the fourth round of the fourth round, Williamson Dickinson shook on the chin with a right. In the last minute, Dickinson Williamson shook with a left hook on the chin. Seconds later, Williamson returns to the chin.

In the fifth round, it was back and forth with Dickinson ending the round with a combination, and came to an end. In the sixth round, the action was even more exciting for the fans, as both made it all hang out.

In the seventh round, from the middle to the end, it was Dickinson who expanded Williamson. In the eighth round’s Midway Point, Dickinson Williams shook a right to the chin.

In the ninth round’s halfway point, Dickinson landed a good left hook on the chin when Williamson opposed the chin with a big right on the chin and dropped Dickinson for an 8 score of referee Reece Carter. Williamson went immediately after Dickinson landed a good right and forced referee Carter to stop.

Sandy Ryan Outpoints Grierson

Former WBO welterweight champion Sandy Ryan (8-3-1, 3 COs) pointed out Jade Grierson (5-1-1, 2 COs) and won a unanimous 10 round decision.

In the first three rounds, Ryan Grierson exceeded. In the last minute of the fourth round, Ryan landed a right and pulled blood from the nose of Grierson.

In the seventh place, Grierson largely emerged, while Ryan opposed her.

In the tenth and last round, Ryan was warned for pushing Grierson by referee Bob Williams. It was the most competitive round of the fight.

The scores were 98-92, 99-91 and 100-90.

Vuong Outclasses Facundo Arce

The lightweight Cameron Vuong (9-0, 4 cost) defeated a match Reuquen Cona Facundo Arce (18-21-2, 7 COs) with a decision of eight rounds.

In the first three rounds, Vuong moved well around the ring and with a solid stitch he held on to his side, control and occasionally ended up on the body and chin of Arce.

In the final seconds of the fourth round, Vuong landed a good combination to Ken of Arce and took another round. Thirty seconds in the sixth round Arce ended up on the chin of Vuong, his best punch so far. Vuong landed a combination while Arce tried to counteract, missing and fell on the canvas.

In the last minute of the seventh round, Vuong ended up a solid right on the chin of Arce. In the final seconds, Arce threw a right that missed the ropes. In the eighth and final round, Arce had his best round, although not good enough to win it against Vuong, which surpassed him.

Referee Neil Close scored it 80-72.

Bantamweight Tiah Mai Ayton (2-0, 2 food) knocked out Lydie Bialic (3-4-1, 1 ko) at 0:48 of the fourth round of a scheduled six rounds.

In the first two rounds, Ayton easily won both. In the third round, with a minute remaining, Ayton draws blood from the bialic nose with a right hand. In the final seconds, Ayton landed a dozen unanswered bumps and dropped bialic for an 8 scores by referee Neil Close.

In the fourth and final round, after a minute, Ayton landed a right on the head and dropped Bialic for an 8 scores of the referee. On the rise, the fight was discontinued.

Leo Atang’s quick knockout

Heavyweight Leo Atang (2-0, 2 food) knocked out Cristian Uwaka (1-6-1, 1 ko) at 2:31 of the first round of a scheduled four rounds.

In the first rounds of Midway Point A right on the head of Uwaka of 18-year-old Atang and down, he had an 8 scores by referee Neil Close.

Bantam weight Adam Maca (2-0, 2 food) stopped Francisco Rodriguez (1-22, 1 KO) at 2:10 of the fourth and final round.

In the first two rounds, former 6-time amateur champion Maca both completely dominated rounds. In the first minute of the second round, Maca ended up a right on the chin, which almost dropped Rodriguez.

In the fourth and final round, with a little over a minute left, Maca landed three rights, and seconds later, another right Rodriguez dropped for an 8 scores by referee Daniel McFarlane. Just less than a minute left, Maca ended up half a dozen rights on the head of Rodriguez when his corner threw the towel.

Cruiserweight Brad Casey (1-0) beat Goran Kozul (5-8, 2 COs) with a four round decision and scored a few Knockdowns.

In the second round, after a minute, Casey landed a left hook to the body as Kozul stepped back. He falls on a knee on the canvas and takes an 8 counts of referee Daniel McFarlane. Halfway through the round, Casey Kozul threw to the ring and received a warning from referee McFarlane.

With a minute left in the fourth round, Casey landed a right of the head of Kozul’s head and dropped him for an 8 counts of referee Gonzalez. With 12 seconds left, Casey opened a cut on the inside of the right eyebrow of Kozul and knocked out his mouthpiece.

Referee McFarlane scored it 40-34.

Ben Edwards was the ring announcer.