Before a packed house for returning the local favorite Claressa ‘T-Rex’ shells, the amateur-like WBC Silver World Heavyweight Champion Danielle ‘New Era’ Perkins easily defeated by a unanimous ten-round decision on Sunday for their titles , three vacant titles, including WBA, WBO and IBF titles. The two struggled in the main meeting in the Dort Financial Center, Flint, Michigan.
WBC World Heavyweight Champion Shields, with 15-0 (3), entered the light heavyweight boundary, the WBC Silver heavyweight champion Southpaw Danielle ‘New Era’ Perkins, 5-0 (2), defeated with a unanimous decision of ten round .
Perkins did not land a punch in the first round, and maybe two or three. In the second round, Perkins landed a stitch, while Shields laid down due to the size of Perkins. Shields landed a wave of pushing in the third round in front of a clinic. With 40 seconds left, Perkins falls backwards to the canvas without a punch.
In the fourth round, all of Perkins’ Jabs lacked. Perkins landed on the left in the final seconds, and Shields almost went off the smooth cloth. In the fifth round, a punch was barely landed. In the sixth round, the ‘circus’ continued with sheds that almost shed due to the canvas before a punch was thrown-a no-hit around.
In the seventh round, with half a minute left, Shields ended up several rights on the chin of the clueless Perkins. In the eighth round there was barely a punch that ended up.
Perkins had in the ninth round shields against the ropes and landed three bangs. Another nothing happens around. In the tenth and last round, with twelve seconds left, Shields finally ended up a hard right to Perkins’ chin and dropped her for an 8 scores of Ref Rodriguez.
Where did the matchmaker Lacy and Perkins find in the previous fight? Who knows? It is a pity that the fans had to pay for this.
Scores 100-89, 97-92 and 99-91.
In the co-chief event, former NABF JR-heavyweight champion Brandon Moore (17-1, 10 COs) won by uncortal behavior ‘when both Moore and Skylar’ Big Dog ‘Lacy (8-1-2, 6 COs) by the ropes Due to a light tackle at 0:51 of the eighth round of a scheduled 10 rounds for the vacant IBF USA title.
In the first two rounds of a sloppy match, both tied up, with a much shorter referee, Steve Willis, who had a problem to break them. Is Lacy a former GG champion? At the third round’s halfway point, Lacy Moore wrestled in a corner and knocked the cameraman off the ring apron.
In the fourth round, referee Willis took a point of Moore, not Lacy because he held it and later got ready and took a point of Lacy. In fifth place, with a minute over again, Lacy is a point for wrestling.
In the sixth round final, a left side of Moore on the chin finally ended up during this wrestling match. In the seventh round, the commentators and fans at Ref Willis await DQ Lacy, and do not talk to Moore at the end of the round in his corner. In the eighth round, both boxers went through the ropes and out of the ring when Lacy Moore rushed with Ref Willis counting up to twenty, and when Moore came into the ring, he raised his hand.
Super Welterweight Joe ‘Sigh’ Hicks, 12-0 (8), Keon ‘stopped the selected one’ Papillion, 10-1-1 (7) at 1:35 of the seventh round of an action attack.
In the first round, little action has until the final seconds, with Papillion a right against Taller Hicks, which encountered a right of his own. In the second round, the left eye of Papillion began to swell from the clash of heads. In the third round, it begins with a right of Papillion at the chin of Hicks – another competitive round.
Fourth, a good round for Papillion until the final seconds when Hicks landed a long right on the chin.
In the sixth round, Hicks had a good one with Papillion sore at the end with a haircut on the left ear. In the seventh round, Hicks came out for a knockout, and both of Papillion’s eyes swell. It took some time before referee Ansel Stewart noted that the Papillion Corner stopped.
Middle Leon ‘Lethal’ Lawson LLL (16-1 (9) stopped Chris Thompson, 9-2 (6), in the fourth round of a scheduled eight.
NABF JR Light Champion Joshua James ‘Double J’ Pagan, 12-0 (4) defeated ‘Triple R’ Ronal Ron Ramirez, 16-7 (13) with a unanimous eight round decision in an action-packed battle.
In the first round, Pagan did well until the final seconds when Ramirez stuck him in a corner and landed well. A head button caused a cut on the left eyebrow of the pagan. In the second round, with blood left out of a cut and half a minute, the pagan Ramirez flung to the chin with a right and drove him back a few steps.
In the third round, Ramirez started quickly and mixed well against Pagan, although he did not win the round. The action continued in the fourth and fifth rounds, with both good landing.
In the final seconds of the sixth round, Ramirez hurled pagan with a right side on the chin and opened the cut on the left eyebrow again. Both had moments in the seventh round, while Pagan was harder than he thought. In the eighth and final round, both did their best to end it, with the local favorite pagan coming out on top of a much more difficult battle than most felt that he would be from Ramirez.
The scores were 79-73, 78-74 and 78-74.
Super lightweight Samantha ‘The Heat’ Worthington, 10-0 (7), defeated Vaida Masiokaite (10-26-6 (1) with a unanimous eight-round decision.
2021 Olympic featherweight WBC Int’l champion Caroline Veyre, 9-1 (0), excluded Game Carmen Vargas, 5-3-1) over eight rounds for the vacant WBA Intercontinental title.
In the first round, it was all with Veyre with Vargas who followed and counteracted her. In the second round, Veyre caused a small cut on the right eyebrow of Vargas with a right hand. Thirdly, veirs drew blood from the nose of Vargas.
In the fourth round, Veyre used excellent footwork and set varieties, the face of which is full of blood of eyebrow slices and nose bleeding. In the fifth round, Vargas never stopped coming forward. In the sixth round, the right eye of Vargas is almost closed from a Veyre -Linker hook. The Ringarts checked her between the rounds.
In the seventh round, varieties of the eyebrow, nose and mouth bleed, but the angle will not stop it, nor the referee, let alone the Ringarts. In the final and final rounds of the final seconds, Veyre got on the upcoming Vargas, showing the whole heart in the world, is vargas.
The scores were 80-72.
Heavy Pryce Taylor, 5-0 (3), stopped Jerell Nettles, 4-10 (1), in the second round of a scheduled six-round match.
Her debut, 2024 Olympic Superbantamweight Southpaw Ashleyann ‘Lamaquina’ Lozada, 1-0), defeated the game Denise Moran, 3-1) with a six-round decision.
In the first round, Lozada, the greater Southpaw, uses her stinging while Moran countries lead rights in a close round that Lozada prefers. In the final seconds of the second round, Lozada landed a right hook to the chin of Moran, which has so far been the best punch.
Moran did well in the third round with a wave of push. In the final seconds, Lozada beat Moran with a left head letter in the fourth and final round. Lozada has landed three-punch combinations throughout.
The scores were 40-36, 40-36 and 40-36.
The ring announcer was Thomas Treiber.
