The WBO World Lightweight Champion Denys Berinchyk is in four rounds in four rounds in a maladjustment in a maladjustment in Madison Square Garden Theater in New York by the no. 1 -Passier, 2020 Olympic Silver Medalist Keyshawn ‘The Businessman’ Davis, stopped. City. In the co-function, the unbeaten Xander Zayas previously stopped unbeaten Slava spomer in the ninth round.
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Berinchyk, 19-1 (9), was knocked out by Davis, 13-0 (9) at 1:45 of the fourth round of a scheduled 12 rounds.
In the first round, Davis pushed Berinchyk to the canvas and later made him without warning from referee Harvey Dock. In a round, Davis easily won by moving the ring with hands high, and Berinchyk landed a few blows.
In the second round, Berinchyk fought Southpaw and eventually landed a few blows in another loss of loss. In the early seconds of the third round, Davis landed left to the liver and dropped Berinchyk for an 8 scores of Ref Dock. Davis later drew blood from the nose of the champion. In the fourth round, a left to the body of Davis and Down Berinchyk went for the score on his knees of Ref Dock.
In the co-function, Super Welterweight Top-selected WBO contender, NABF and WBO Nabo Champ Xander Zayas, 21-0 (13), the WBO no. 11-contender Slava Spomer, 20-1 (11) at 2:01, stopped the ninth round of a scheduled 10 rounds.
In the first round first minute, Zayas draw blood from the nose of the spice with a loop left. In the third round, Zayas landed a low blow by referee Charlie Fitch. In the last minute, Zayas hurt spomb. In the final seconds, spomer Zayas hurled with an upper hand on the chin.
In the fifth round, Zayas was warned for another low hold, and spomer kept his head down as he landed the punch. From the sixth round through the eighth round, Zayas continued with a large margin, mainly to the body.
In the ninth round, Zayas ended up well, holding the head off the spice, landing an upper cut and almost dropping him. Four more strokes by Zayas and referee Fitch stepped in and brought a standby. The younger (22) Zayas simply had too much hand speed for the (32) older spomer, trained by former world champion Roy Jones, Jr.
Middleweight Vito ‘White Majic’ Mielnicki, Jr., 20-1-1 (12) ends in a majority scope with Connor ‘The Kid’ Coyle, 21-0-1 (9) over 10 close rounds for vacancies IBF USBA, WBC USA, and WBO International Titles, Mielnicki gets one of the votes.
In the first two rounds, Mielnicki got an effective stitch of Coyle to surpass him in general. In the third round, Coyle landed half a dozen unanswered bumps in the final seconds. In the fourth round, Coyle drew blood from the mouth of Mielnicki early. Halfway, Mielnicki caused a cut to their left eyebrow of Coyle with a right -hand cut, with coyle coming into it. Coyle’s power punch won the round.
In the fifth round, Mielnicki returned well to surpass Coyle. In the last minute of the sixth round, Mielnicki ended up a solid right on the chin of Coyle and got a roar from the Pro Mielnicki fans.
In the last minute of the seventh round, a solid stitch of Mielnicki drew blood from Coyle’s nose. In eighth place, Coyle came back well, and in ninth place Mielnicki came back well.
In the tenth and last round, it was Mielnicki who expanded Coyle in an action round, which apparently withdrew the decision.
The scores were twice 96-94 Mielnicki, 95-95.
Lightweight Southpaw Abdullah Mason, 17-0 (15), was impressed to stop Manuel Jimes, 16-3-1 (11), at 1:55 of the fourth round of a scheduled eight rounds, with four knockouts.
In the second round, a left-legged head on the chin of Mason Jimes dropped for an 8 scores by referee David Fields after twenty seconds. In the third round, after twenty seconds, a combination of 4 punch with a left hand began on the chin and dropped Jimes for an 8 scores of refereeing fields.
In the fourth round, a double right hook of Mason went on the chin and off JaMes. After another knockout by Mason, the refereeing fields blew it off immediately.
Welterweight 2020 Olympic Rohan ‘El Rayo’ Polanco, 15-0 (10) Juan Carlos ‘Lobo’ Torres, 22-2 (17) at 1:48 of the second round of a scheduled 10 rounds for the vacant WBO continental Title, stopped.
In the first round, Polanco Torres dropped a left hook to the head, followed by a right for an 8 score of referee Eddie Claudio in the first minute. In the second round, Polanco dropped Torres again at the beginning of the round with a left to the chin and a pressure to an 8 score. Shortly later, a right on the chin of Polanco dropped him a second time. After rising from an 8 scores referee, Claudio wisely blowed it off.
‘Legend Lives on Tour’ The middleweight Nico Ali Walsh, 10-2 (5), lost a split decision to Juan ‘El Fresero’ Carlos Guerra, Jr., 6-1-1 (2) on six competitive rounds. Walsh is the grandson of former world champion Muhammad ‘the biggest’ Ali.
In the first round, Guerra swarmed half a round across the entire Ali-Walsh, with Ali-Walsh returning in a close round. In the second and third rounds, Guerra does not appear to be missing with his overhand rights. Ali worked the body.
In the fourth round, Ali-Walsh ended up the uppercase letters on the body with an edge. In the fifth round, both landed on the chin in another near round left brackets. In the sixth and final round, Ali-Walsh did well when he was not on the ropes in the middle of the ring where he ended up throughout.
The referee was Charley Fitch, and the scores were 58-56 each, 58-56 Guerra.
Super Flyweight 2024 Olympian Juanma ‘Juanmita’ Lopez deJesus, 1-0 (1) electrified the supporters and knocked out from the first round of a scheduled four rounds at 0:59) at 0:59.
In the first round, at the end of a minute, an lead of the top head of DeJesus ran to the chin and down Santiago. He could not move, look frozen and take the Count of referee Eddie Claudio
Welterweight Keon ‘Juice Man’ Davis, 2-0 (1), #149.2, of Norfolk, VA, Stop Ira Johnson, 3-3 (2), #148.2, of Kansas City, MO, at 1:38 of the second round of a scheduled four rounds.
In the first round, it was already Davis that Johnson had on defense. In the second round, Davis landed a right on the body shot and dropped Johnson for an 8 counts of referee Steve Willis. After getting up, Davis jumped on Johnson seconds later and dropped him to the body with a left and let Willis fly away.
Heavyweight Jared ‘The Real Big Baby’ Anderson, 18-1 (15), #256.8, of Toledo, Oh, returned from his first loss to Game Marios Collias, 12-4-1 (10), #235.4, of Patras to defeat, gr, more than 10 rounds.
Anderson fought in the first round of Southpaw and used an effective stitch. In the last minute, Collias landed a flurry of push and a left hand on the chin while having a beautiful Anderson. Anderson came back in the final seconds until he hit the chin with a left.
In the second and half of the third rounds, Anderson returned to his natural Orthodox and fared much better until he threw a right to the chin in the last minute of the third. In the first minute of the fourth round, a mouse started under Collias’ left eye. A right of Anderson on the nose in the last minute received the attention of Collias. A Lefthaak of Collias on the chin caused a moment to turn Anderson south pole.
In the seventh round, Anderson controlled up to twenty seconds, when a hood of collias on the chin got his attention.
In the tenth and last round, Anderson Collias throws halfway through. Collias fought like a man who needed a knockout, but Anderson surpassed to take the round.
Referee David Fields. Scores 99-91 twice, 98-92.
The ring announcer was Mark Schnock.
Last updated on 02/15/2025
