Boxing results: Brandon ‘OJ Bam’ Moore defeated Stanley Wright

IBF USA Heavyweight Champion Brandon ‘OJ Bam’ Moore (18-1, 10 costs) won a technical decision on the much shorter Stanley ‘The Black Shogun’ Wright (14-1, 11 COs) after a cut that took place in the third round due to a clash of heads with a minute in the Turning Stone Resort & Casino Verona, New York

In the first round, with a 6 “height advantage, Moore used his stitch to control the round. In the second round, a combination of four strokes dropped Wright on his back for an 8 score of referee Mark Nelson, who could stop the fight if Wright’s condition rose on his third round.

In the fourth round, Wright continued with hands high, with a few blows thrown, because Moore would usually pull him into a clinic after landing a punch. In the fifth round, with more wrestling, referee Nelson Moore took to the corner, where the Ringarts brought a downturn in one sloppy battle.

Scores were 49-45, 50-44 and 50-44.

The lightweight Joshua James ‘Double J’ Pagan (13-0, 4 food) easily defeated James Bernadin (13-3-1, 6 COs) with a unanimous 10 round decision.

In the first round, Pagan did more in a small action round until the last minute when Bernadin ended up a right to the chin and got the attention of pagan. In the third by the fifth rounds, Taller Pagan mostly goes with his sting.

In the seventh round, Bernadin finally went on the attack, although of short duration, before Pagan worked out the rest of the road for the most part. In the eighth round, Bernadin hurled pagan with a right side on the chin and followed with a wave, but once again he stopped throwing enough blows. He throws pagan into the last minute of frustration to the canvas.

In the ninth round, Pagan continued with Bernadin until the last minute, when a Bernadin Judge drove the pagan to a corner, who was stopped by the ropes, that referee Mark Nelson could call a Knockdown. In the tenth and last round, it was still the pagan round until a right of Bernadin ended up on the chin with a minute, but could not follow up again, knowing he needed a knockout to win.

Scores were 98-92, 99-91 and 99-91.

Super Welterweight Joseph ‘sighs’ Hicks, jr. (12-1, 8 COs) lost a 10-round majority decision to Wendy Tussenaaint (17-3, 7 cost) with a unanimous 10 round decision for the vacant IBF USBA Super Welterweight title. The first four rounds did this, with the rest of the fight nearby.

In the first round, Tussesaint went immediately after Hicks put him on defense. There were several mistakes that referee Ricky Gonzalez did not warn him, such as when he had Hicks halfway through the ropes at the last minute.

In the middle of the second round, TussenAnt Hicks swung with a right on the right eye, which caused an eye on seconds later. He continues with no warning from referee Gonzalez. In the third round, referee Gonzalez Toussaint warned for using his head in the last minute of another winning for Tussen.

In the last minute of the fourth round, Hicks finally landed a combination to Tussen’s chin. Half a minute later, Tussenhaint Hicks shook a right on the chin. In the fifth round, Hicks finally won a round and landed Toussaint for the most part, and again in the sixth, as Tussenaint delayed his offense.

Of the seventh by ninth place, it did not have an edge. In the tenth and last round, TussenAINT landed several leads after turning south and took the final round in a close battle.

Scores after a long delay were 95-95, 97-93 and 96-94.

In the co-function, the WBC and WBA World Super Middleweight Champion Franchon ‘The Heavy Hitting Diva’ Crews Dezurn (10-2, 2 COs) won a highly disputed and sloppy majority decision of ten round over the Olympic Citlalli ‘Belltrix’ Ortiz (4-2, 1 costs, with the holders.

In the first two rounds, the margin was larger. Dezurn had her hands full with the more accurate Ortiz. In the last minute of the third round, Dezurn took both Ortiz and her out of frustration to the canvas.

In the sixth through the eighth rounds, Dezurn continued to bully Ortiz, wrestle with her, but Ortiz’s hand speed was too much for her.

In the ninth round, Dezurn landed her best battle of the battle a right to the chin of Ortiz. Referee Charley Fitch finally warned Dezurn for constant possession. In the tenth and last round, the sloppiness continued due to Dezurn’s wrestling tactics. Ortiz won another round.

Scores 95-95, 96-94 and 98-92.

Super Light Bryce Mills (19-1, 7 Kos), of Liverpool, NY, stopped Alan ‘The Allen King’ Aponte (12-3-1, 3 costs) around 02:59 from the first of a scheduled eight rounds.

In the first round, it was close to the last minute when Mills from a clinic landed a powerful right side and dropped aponte Face first on the canvas. He tried to get up, but pitched again, causing referee Rick Gonzolez to a halt.

The middleweight DA sheets of Smith (12-0, 8 COs) defeated Antonio Toddd (17-13, 9 COs) with a unanimous eight round decision.

In the first four rounds, it was all Smith until the fifth when Todd blew his nose. The rest was nearby, with Smith with a lead.

The scores were 78-74, 77-75 and 77-75.

Super Bantamweight Olympic Southpaw Ashleyann ‘Lamaqina’ Lozada (2-0, 1 food) Stop Carmen Vargas (5-3-1) at 0:27 of the first round, scheduled 6 × 2 rounds.

In the first round, Lozada Vargas with half a dozen attacked, almost dropped her, with a swarm, with her defenseless, when referee Charley Fitch had a standstill.

Heavy Pryce Taylor (8-0, 6 costs), from Brooklyn, NY, stopped Southpot ‘Tex Trismigistus’ Fountain (14-9, 7 food) at 0:36 of the fourth round.

After three close rounds, in the fourth round, Taylor Fountain struck without return when referee Charley Fitch came to his rescue.

The ring announcer was Chad Fishburne.