WBO International Cruiserweight Champion Brandon ‘Bulletproof’ Glanton (21-3 (18) Stop the former WBC Silver Southpaw Marcus ‘Sir’ Browne (25-3 (16), #199.2, of Cartaret, NJ, to six rounds of a scheduled 10 rounds for the WBO-African title Wednesday in Mobolaji Johnson, onikan.
In the first round, Browne exceeded glanton. In the second by the third rounds, Browne Glanton gives a body that beats. In the fourth round, Glanton Browne had against the ropes with both landing stops uninterrupted. In the fifth round it was a hit-and-hold of both fighters, with Browne landing a low one.
In the final seconds of the sixth round, Glanton Browne clung to the ropes with Browne who landed a return or two. In the seventh round, Browne holds in the corner.
The featherweight Yusuf Adeniji (17-1 (10) won by DQ about Akimos Ampiah (7-3 (6) at 02:07 of the sixth round of a scheduled eight rounds.
In the first three rounds, the higher Southpaw Adeniji had an advantage. Fourth, it looked like adeniji went off, but was ruled as a slip of the game, Ampiah.
In the final seconds of the fifth round, Ampiah landed a boundary right, with the referee who gave Adeniji half a minute to enable again. In the sixth round, Ampiah Adeniji threw to the canvas. Adeniji landed several blows before being beaten by Ampiah with a low blow, ending the fight by disqualification.
Heavyweight BDB International Champion Emanuel Odiaase (9-0 (87) knocked out former Nigerian champion Idris ‘Finito’ Afinni (18-9-2 (12) at 1:41 of the first round of a scheduled eight round.
In the first round, Odiaase landed a left hook to the head and dropped Afinni for the score.
Super Featherweight Southpaw Taiwo ‘Esepo’ Agbaje (18-0 (13) knocked out Moussa Gholam (24-2 (15) at 2:42 of the second round of a scheduled 12 rounds.
In the second round, Agbaje landed a hard left of the chin and dropped Gholam for the score.
Lightweight then ‘Super’ Azeez (22-2-1 (14), #179.6, of Lewisham, London, UK, Has Sulaimon ‘Oags’ Adeosun (11-3 (7) stopped at 1:50 of the fourth round of a scheduled six rounds.
In the first three rounds, Azeez surpassed Adeosun. In the fourth round, Azeez Adeosun had defenseless when the referee blew it off.
Welterweight Ruben Torres (7-2-2 (1) defeated Azumah Mohammed (6-3-1 (2) with a unanimous six-round decision.
In the second round, Muhammad returned to Outland Torres. Third, it went back and forth about who had the benefit.
In the fourth round, Torres worked the body with an upper cutting. In the fifth round it was all torres. In the sixth and final round, Torres continued to surpass Muhammad.
Scores are not announced, just a unanimous decision despite the unilateral broadcasters rooted for Muhammad.
Super-middleweight Elvis ‘Soldier’ Ahorgah (15-4 (13) won a close decision on Dossou Faustin Houenou (16-7-1 (15) by a unanimous six-round decision.
In the first round, Ahorgah clipped around at the end of the round and ended up a right to Ken of Houenou. In the second round, Houenou came back to win the round. In the third round, a left hook from Ahorgah Houenout dropped for an 8 scores when the Ringgov tried to stop the battle.
In the final seconds of the fourth round, Ahorgah held in the corner with both bumps exchanged. In the sixth and final rounds, in the final seconds, Houenout landed three strokes after the chin of Ahorgah.
The scores were 58-57, 58-57 and 58-57.
Light Jurilla Vargas (6-0 (5) Stop Toheeb Kehinde (3-5 (3) at 2:50 of the first round of a scheduled six rounds.
In the first round’s last 25 seconds, a right of vargas went to the middle section, and Down Kehinde went. Seconds later, a right on the chin falls again Kehinde. With ten seconds left, a left hook dropped to the Ken Kehinde for the last time.
The light Welterweight Osman ‘Iron Man’ Aslam (15-0 (7) knocked out Mufu Yusuf (2-4 (1) at 1:29 of the third round of a scheduled four rounds.
At the first round’s halfway point, Aslam Yusuf shook with a right on the chin. In the second round, Yusuf used a steady stitch to prevent Azlam from landing his large right. In the third round, Ashlam landed a right on the chin, and Yusuf came down and took a knee and counted.
Last updated on 10/02/2025
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