The featherweight Kevin Herrera (12-3, 5 cost) knocked out Tom Welland (9-1, 5 COs) in the fourth round to win the WBO youth title on Sunday night in the Brentwood Center in Brentwood, England. Herrera dropped Welland before the competition was stopped by referee Marcus McDonnell. The time was 2:13.
Super Bantamweight Frankie Storey (11-1, 2 costs) stopped Zachary Phee (7-1, 1 KO) after the seventh round with a corner exit for the vacant BBBOFC Southern area Super title.
In the final of the second round thirty seconds, a left counter injured Phee, which held on to the clock. In the fourth, halfway point, Storey landed a left hook and stopped Phee in his tracks and easily took the round, also causing a cut to the right of his eye.
In the fifth floor, a cut was made on the left eyebrow in a near round. In seventh place, it seemed like Phee was holding his own in a near round. Suddenly, the Phee angle calls a downtime between rounds.
Lee everyone was the referee.
Junior middleweight Southpaw Muzamiru ‘The Real King Kong’ Kakande (11-1-1, 7 costs) a ninth round of a match Kevin Reavell (6-5-2, 2 costs) at 0:54 of the ninth of a scheduled 10 rounds, for the vacant Silver Commonwealth title.
In the second round, Kaklands drew blood from Reavell early, with a left -handed left hand. In the third round, Kakande switched to Orthodox after the last minute and won a near round.
In the fifth and sixth rounds, Reavell did enough to win both rounds with blood still coming out of his nose; He exceeded Kakande. In the seventh round, Reavell was dropped early by a shit right for an 8 scores of referee Mark Bates.
In the ninth round, after a minute, a combination on chin of Kakande Reavell dropped for an 8 counts of referee assets, which blow it off when Reavell had the finished look on his face.
Southpaw James ‘Ozzy’ Osborne (11-1, 2 costs) Southpot Alex Branson-Cole (8-2-1) knocked out at 2:06 from the first round of a scheduled 10 rounds for the vacant BBBOFC Southern area Super Middleweight title.
In the first round, the shorter Osborne landed a stitch, followed by a short left on the chin, and under was Branson-Cole, who barely hit the spade of referee Lee each form to continue.
Josh Babb (6-0) defeated Harvey ‘King of Sting’ Smith (5-1, 1 KO) with a decision of eight round to win the vacant WBC Youth Silver Bantamweight title.
In the first two rounds, Smith, with many fans behind him, Babb, who was low for the upright opponent. In the third round, Babb turned Southpot at times and it got better in a close round.
In the fifth center, Babb landed a left hook and pulled blood from Smith’s nose and took the round. In sixth place, Babb continued to work out Smith. In the eighth and last round, it turned into a struggle with Babb with swelling under his right eye at the end.
Referee Darren McCann scored it 77-75.
The light welterweight BBBOFC English champion Yaser Al Ghena (14-0, 3 COs) knocked Southpaw Les Urry (2-2-1) from the 6th and final round at 2:02. Al Ghena was beaten in second place.
In the second round, Urry ended up a left and right on the chin and hit Ghena on the canvas for an 8 score of referee Bernard Oyez. Al Ghena was upset and punished Urry for the body and returned to the ring after nine months. In the third round, Al Ghena was warned not to display boat. He took the round against an opponent with only four battles to his honor.
In the sixth and final round, Ghena got away with the push -up and beating of Urry, but the referee brought a standby and did not allow Urry to finish.
Last updated on 09/07/2025
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