Boxing results: Jack Rafferty and Mark Chamberlain’s Bloody Draw

The Commonwealth Light Welterweight Champion Jack Rafferty (26-0-1, 17 CO’s) struggled to a 12-round majority stretch with former WBC silver champion Mark Chamberlain (17-1-1, 12 COs), with Chamberlain one of the votes on Saturday night at the Planet Ice, Altrincham, UK.

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In the first round, with a minute remaining, Southpaw Chamberlain ended up left after the chin of Rafferty and took him a step back. In the second round’s halfway point, Rafferty Chamberlain shook with a right on the chin. In the third round, a right of Rafferty inside the left eyebrow of Chamberlain opened a cut.

In the fourth round, Rafferty opened a second cut on the right eyebrow of Chamberlain. In the fifth round, Rafferty drew blood from Chamberlain’s nose to take another round. In the sixth round, Chamberlain surpassed Rafferty, but not with the same power.

In the seventh round, Rafferty continued to go to the body of Chamberlain. In ninth place, the action continued, as Rafferty could only stop Chamberlain on tracks. In the tenth round, Chamberlain landed several lefts on the chin of Rafferty and took the round.

In the eleventh round, both had their moments, with Chamberlain’s face a bloody mess, but still keep his own in the pawn. In the twelfth and final round, within the last minute, Chamberlain Rafferty shook with a left side on the chin, while rostering returned the favor with a right on the chin in the final seconds and ended with a lot of swelling.

The scores were 115-114 Chamberlain, 114-114 and 114-114.

Howard Foster was the referee.

Commonwealth Featherweight Champion Zak Miller (17-1, 3 food) has former European champion Leon Woodstock Jr. (16-5, 7 COs) defeated with a unanimous 12-round decision in a bloody action.

In the first round, a clash of heads caused a cut on the right eyebrow of Woodstock. Woodstock ends up a hand in the chin of Miller halfway through a near round that Woodstock won. In the final seconds of the third round, Miller landed a right and opened a cut to the right eyebrow of Woodstock.

In the fourth and fifth rounds, both had their moments, while he landed uppercase with Miller, although they swell under the right eye. In the seventh round it was nearby and went back and forth with Miller with a slight lead as a whole.

In the eighth round, Miller used the right side of the right as Woodstock continued to come forward. In ninth place, Woodstock had a good round, while Miller, who pushed a lot, had a cut on the right eyebrow. In the eleventh round, referee Latham finally warned Miller that he was pushing. Woodstock had a cut on his left eyebrow, along with one next door. In the twelfth and final round, Miller finally emerged and took a narrow round in a bloody fight, both with nose blowing up to grab.

The scores were 117-111, 117-112 and 117-112.

John Latham was the referee.

The WBA International Super Flyweight Champion Jack ‘El Terrier’ Turner (12-0, 11 costs) stopped Latino champion Nicolas ‘Demonio’ ​​Muguruza (11-1, 6 COs) at 1:30 of the 6th round of a 10.

In the first four rounds, Turner surpassed a tough Muguruza, bleeding from the nose and mouth all over his tree trunks. In the sixth round, after a minute, a Turner left hook dropped on the Ken Muguruza for an 8 counts of referee Michael Alexander. Seconds later, again, Turner Muguruza dropped for another 8 scores, while referee Alexander stopped a bloody Muguruza. Turner had bruises under both eyes at the end.

Super Featherweight Southpaw Nelson ‘The Sexy One’ Birchall (9-0, 6 food) stopped Southpaw Federico ‘El Zurdo’ Pedraza (14-5-1, 2 costs) at about 02:19 of the first round of an 8.

In the first round, Birchall landed left to the body and dropped Pedraza, which took the Earl of referee Mark Lyson.

Welterweight Henry ‘The Showman’ Turner (15-1, 7 food) stopped Ivan Blazevic (8-2, 3 cost) at 0:54 of the third round of a scheduled 8.

Darren Sarginson was the referee.

Lightweight Steven ‘The Irish Takeover’ Cairns (12-0, 8 food) knocked South Poot Kirk Stevens (7-5-1) at 1:40 of the fifth of an 8.

Mark Lyson was the referee.

Middleweight Southpaw Olympic bronze medalist Southpaw Lewis Richardson (2-0) defeated Artjom Spatar (5-17-1, 1 KO) with a six-round decision.

In the first three rounds, Richardson controlled his sting for the most part. In the fourth and fifth rounds, Richardson dominated his landing attack. In the sixth and final round, Richardson drew blood from the mouth of Spatar and brought a standby.

Referee Mark Lyson recorded it 60-54.

The middleweight Jack Power (6-0, 1 ko) easily defeated Dmitri ‘Dima’ protkunas (8-23-1, 1 ko) with a six-round decision.

In the first three rounds, the longer power used an effective stitch to keep protests on defense. In the fifth round, Protunas began to push, although he lost another round. In the sixth and final round, Power, in search of a downtime, could not put his opponent away.

Referee Darren Sarginson scored it 60-54.

2024 Olympic bronze medalist Featherweight Charlie Senior (2-0) defeated Darwing Martinez (8-35-2, 6 COs) with a six-round points decision.

In the first three rounds, senior had his way when Martinez fought back just as he was able to lose all rounds. In the sixth and final rounds, in the final seconds, senior Martinez thrown to the chin with a left hook and snapped his knees.

Referee Darren Sarginson scored it 60-54.