Boxing results: Crocker’s knockdowns seal the win against Donovan

In the main meeting, Lewis ‘The Croc’ Crocker, 22-0 (11) won a 12-round decision on Southpaw Paddy Donavan (14-2, 11 COs) to win the vacant IBF-Welterweight title on Saturday night in Windsor Park in Belfast, Northern Ireland.

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In the first two rounds, few strokes landed. In the third round, Donovan’s stitch was counteracted by a left hook of Crocker and dropped him for an 8 scores by referee Howard Foster. Fourth, the action continued.

In the final seconds of the fifth round, a left hook from Crocker dropped on the Ken Donovan and touched his gloves on the canvas for an 8 counts of referee Foster. In the sixth round, Crocker had a lead. In seventh place it was Donovan’s round.

In the eighth through the ninth rounds, Donovan has a lead with his sting. In the tithing it was Crocker’s round. In the eleventh round, it didn’t do enough to take the round. In the twelfth and last roun, D Another Near Round.

The scores were 115-111 for Donovan, 114-112 and 114-113 for Crocker.

In the main support, Caoimhin Agyarko (18-0, 7 food) defeated Ishmael Davis (13-3, 6 COs) with a 12-round decision.

In the first three rounds, Davis went from Orthodox to Southpaw, and the aggressor had a lead. In the fourth and fifth rounds, Agyarko returned well and countered Davis.

In the sixth round, Davis fought against Southpaw Outlanding Agyarko. In the seventh round it was the round of Agyarko. In the eighth round, Agyarko swollen in another near round under his right eye.

In the ninth round, Davis takes the round with the right eye of Agyarko closure. In the tenth round it went back and forth. The ringart checked the eye between rounds. In the eleventh round, Agyarko ended strongly and took a near round.

In the twelfth and final round, both had their moments, because it looked like a push followed by a punch of Davis who called referee Michael Alexander a knockout to Agyarko’s dissatisfaction.

The scores were 115-112 for Davis, 114-113 and 114-113 for Agyarko.

In a rematch, junior middleweight Tyrone McKenna (25-6-1, 8 coes) Dylan Moran (19-4, 9 COs) knocked out of the seventh round of a scheduled 10 rounds at 1:22.

In the first round, McKenna started strong before receiving a small cut on the left eyebrow of a clash of heads. In the second and third rounds it went back and forth with Moran with an lead.

In the fourth and fifth rounds, McKenna Moran supported the ropes until Moran fought out of it. McKenna took the round. In the sixth round, McKenna draws blood from the nose of Moran halfway through an action -packed fight.

In the seventh round, McKenna Moran rocked on the head with a left, and when Moran fell, he hit McKenna on the back of the head for an 8 score of referee Reece Carter. McKenna was all over Moran, as referee Carter brought a standby.

Boxing Union of Northern Ireland Irish Super Bantamweight Champ Ruadhan ‘El Nino’ ​​Farrell (7-2-1, 2 Kos) was stopped by Matty ‘Bam Bam’ Boreland (6-0, 2 COs) after six rounds of a scheduled 10 rounds.

In the first three rounds, Boreland had a lead. In the fifth round, a right of Farrell opened a small cut to Farrell’s left eyebrow.

In the sixth and final round, at the beginning, Boreland Farrell dropped a left hook on the chin for an 8 score of referee Padraig O’Reachtagain. In the final seconds, a spate of bumps from Boreland Farrell ran out on his feet at the bell. Farrell’s Corner stops the fight between rounds. Boreland had a bruise under his left eye at the end.

Heavyweight 2024 Olympic Patrick ‘The Bomber’ Brown (4-0, 4 cost Austine ‘knocked out the beautiful’ nnamdi (12-6, 10 kos) at 1:51 of the second round of a scheduled eight rounds.

In the first round, Brown used a stitch for the most part. In the final seconds, Nnamdi landed a combination. In the second round, after a minute, Brown Nnamdi dropped in a right at the top of the head for an 8 scores by referee Hugh Russell, Jr. Midway, Brown ended up a left hook on the chin and hurt Nnamdi when referee Russell called a stop.

Super-middleweight Aaron Bowen (7-0, 5 food) knocked Carlos ‘La Funa’ Miguel Ronner (7-6, 2 food) at 2:35 of the second round of a scheduled eight rounds.

In the second round, Bowen Ronner dropped twice.

Eamonn Magill was the referee.

Super Bantam weight and former MMA star Molly McCann (1-0) stopped Bantamweight Kate Rodomska (4-8) at 1:21 of the sixth and final round of a scheduled 6 × 2 rounds.

In the first round it was all McCann, from Orthodox to Southpaw. In the last minute, McCann landed a right on the chin and thrown Rodomska. Rodomska, who is pinned in the corner, struck with a flurry of the push, her right foot sat in the middle of McCann.

In the fourth round, McCann landed a right on the side of the head and dropped Rodomska for an 8 scores by referee Hugh Russell, jnr, halfway through the round.

In the sixth and final round, it was all McCann who landed a left hook on the chin, which forced referee Russell to stop.

Middleweight Kyle Smith (1-0) defeated Connor ‘Pit Bull’ Meanwell (2-30-1) with a four-round decision.

Referee Dominic Conlan scored it 40-36.

The featherweight Caine Singh (3-7-2) pointed out Donagh Keary (3-1) through a four-round decision. In the first two rounds, Singh was the aggressor with a lead. In the fourth and final round, Keary landed a top -pull and knocked out the mouthpiece of Singh halfway through the round. Singh came back well and lost a near round.

Referee Eamonn Magill scored it 39-37.

Middleweight Southpaw Jim Donovan (1-0) defeated super-middleweight Lukasz Barabasz (4-18, 2 COs) with a four-round points decision.

In the third round, Donovan Barabasz dropped. Referee Dominic Conlan gave 8 scores. The score was 39-36.

Ring -Caller was David Diamonds.