WBC Interim Light Heavyweight Champion ‘The Mexican Monster’ David Benavidez has defeated the previously unbeaten WBA World Light Heavyweight Champion David ‘Osvary’ Morell by a unanimous 12 round decision in a WBC WBC title in the Las Vegas title.
Former WBC Super Middleweight Banavidez, 30-0 (24), beat Morell, 11-1 (9) over 12 rounds. In the first three rounds it gave and took, with benavidez a slight lead. In the fourth round, both barn had on their left eyebrows.
In the fifth round, Banavidez Morell hurled with a right side, with Morell in a corner. Morell turns around and ends up a combination against benavidez. In the sixth round, it was all benavidez with a good body attack. At the end of the round, Banavidez ended up a hard left -on -the -chin of Morell.
In the seventh round, Morell Banavidez hit after the bell and pulled a point from referee Thomas Taylor. From then on, Banavidez surpassed Morrell.
(Credit: Esther Lin & Ryan Hafey/Premier Boxing Champions)
Scores 115-111, 115-111 and 118-108.
In the co-function in a rematch, Philly’s Stephen Fulton jr. Became a champion with two division, which defeated the WBC-TUs-End World Featherweight Champion Brandon ‘The Heartbreaker’ Figueroa over 12 grueling rounds. Figuero, 25-2-1 (19) lost his title to ‘Scooter’ Fulton, 23-1 over 12 rounds.
In the third round, Fulton lands numerous rights to Ken of Figuero, which goes from Orthodox to Southpaw. After dropping the first rounds, Figueroa went out throughout the round.
In the sixth round, Fulton blood drew from the nose of Figueroa. In the eighth through the tenth rounds, Figueroa had fulton against the ropes for most of the round.
In the eleventh round, with the mauling match, to the dissatisfaction of the crowd, the fight is now in the middle of the ring for the benefit of Fulton. Fulton has counteracted enough to take the final round in the twelfth and final round.
Scores 116-112, 116-112 and 117-111.
The referee was Harvey Dock.
Super Light Isaac ‘Pitbull’ Cruz, 24-6-1 (18), defeated Angel ‘Tashiro’ Fierro, 23-3-2 (18) over 10 war rounds.
The scores were 98-92, 97-93, 96-94.
Middleweight Southpaw Jesus ‘El Mono’ Alejandro Ramos, Jr., 22-1 (18), joined Jeisison ‘Banana’ Rosario, 24-5-2 (18) in the eighth round of a scheduled 10 rounds.
Featherweight 2020 Olympic Mirco Cuello, 15-0 (12), stopped the Christian ‘Kiki’ Olivo, 22-1 (9), about 02:01 of the tenth and final round of a WBA title eliminator.
In the first round, Olivo Cuello resisted the chin with a left and shocked him. On the halfway of the second round, Olivo landed a combination on the chin and dropped Cuello on a knee, earning him an 8 counts of referee Chris Flores.
In the tenth and last round, over to the body of Cuello and down, Olivo went for an 8 counts of referee Flores. Seconds later a
The middleweight Yoenli Feliciano Hernandez, 7-0 (6), Stop Southpaw Angel ‘Relampago’ Ruiz, 18-4-1 (13), at 1:06 of the fifth round of a scheduled 10 rounds.
In the first four rounds it was all Hernandez with little return from Ruiz. In the fifth round, Hernandez beat Astorga at will until referee Allen Huggins brought a standby when Astorga landed a punch.
The middleweight Jose ‘El Phoenix’ Banavidez, Jr., 29-3-1 (20), Stop Danny Rosenberger, 20-10-4 (10), in the fifth round of a scheduled eight rounds.
Super Middle Daniel ‘Ice Man’ Blancas, 12-0 (5) defeated Juan ‘Just Business’ Barajas, 11-1-2 (7) over eight rounds.
Lightweight 18-year-old Curmel Moton, 7-0 (6), stopped Frank Zaldivar, 5-2 (3), in the third round of a scheduled at 1:51 of the third round of a scheduled eight rounds.
In the first round, Moton ended up at will until the last minute before Zaldivar started in the last minute. In the third round, Moton landed a dozen unanswered bumps, causing referee Harvey Dock to averted it.
Super-middleweight John ‘Candyman’ Easter, 8-0 (7) defeated Joseph Aguilar, 6-2-1 (3) over six rounds.
Featherweight Gabriela Tellez, 4-0 (1), won a majority decision over April Angueano, 4-1 (2) over 6 × 2 rounds.
The ring announcer was Jimmy Lennon, Jr.
