IBO, WBC, and WBO World Heavyweight Champion Oleksandr Usyk (24-0, 15 food) united the titles and scored two knockouts, and the IBF World Heavyweight Champion Daniel ‘Dynamite’ Dubois (22-3, 21 costs) in the fifth round in the fifth round. Referee Michael Griffin counted Dubois at 1:52 of round five.
In the first round, USYC used an effective stitch. In the second round, Dubois returned well enough to have an edge. In the third round, Dubois pressed USyk without warning. It seems that usky is swelling a little on his lips from a right hand from Dubois. In the fifth round, USYK Dubois dropped for an 8 scores by referee Mike Griffin. USYK dropped Dubois again and was counted when his corner threw in the towel.
WBC Silver Heavyweight Champion Lawrence ‘The Sauce’ Okolie (22-1, 16 food) easily defeated Southpaw Kevin ‘The Ko Kid’ Lerena (31-4, 15 COs) by a unilateral unanimous decision of 10 round in the main support on the map.
In the first three rounds, Okolie had a lead. In the fifth roun, D Lerena was cut over the left eye. In the seventh round, Okolie landed several rights to start the round. Lerena seems to hold more than fighting.
In the eighth round, Lerena finally landed some effective blows, although not enough to win the round. In the ninth round, Lerena’s left eye was swollen by the end. In the tenth and last round, Okolie continued a tactical performance in a battle with too much holding and a one -sided win for okolie.
Scores 100-90 twice and 99-91 Victor Loughlin was the referee.
IBF Inter-Continental Champion Light Heavyweight Southpaw Daniel Lapin (12-0, 4 food) won a 10-round majority decision over Lewis ‘The Saint’ Edmondson (11-1, 3 food).
In the first three rounds, Edmondson seemed to have a slight lead. In the last minute of the fourth round, Lapin was stunned by Edmonson with a long, left hook to the chin. From the fifth to seventh place Lapin had a lead.
In the ninth round, after having his best round, Edmondson looked tired. In the tenth and last round, both fighters were tired, busy with a close fight and tried to continue, with Lapin having a lead.
Scores 95-95, 96-94 and 96-94. Marcus McDonnell was the referee.
Super lightweight Lasha Guruli (2-0, 1 ko) stopped James ‘Two Dogs’ Francis (7-2, 1 KO) at 0:02 of the fifth of a scheduled six rounds.
In the first three rounds, it was all Guruli that Francis works out. In fourth, Guruli gave Francis a good beat. When the bell started for the fifth, the fight was blown off after the Ringarts Francis checked between rounds. Amy was the referee.
Welterweight Southpaw Aadam ‘Prince’ Hammed (7-0, 3 food) defeated Ezequiel Gregores (3-25) with a four-round points decision.
In the first three rounds, Hammed largely had its way with an effective stab. At the end of the third round, Gregores landed the last punch. In the fourth and final round, Gregores was warned by referee Amy Pu about the levy of his head. Gregores had a bloody nose at the end. If he were to get a punch, Hammed would move away and counteract easily and win all four rounds.
Referee PU recorded it 40-36.
Former WBO Asia Pacific Champion Heavyweight VladySlav Sirenko (22-1, 19 COs) is upset by the decision by former British champion Solomon ‘The Meal Deal’ Dacres (10-1, 3 costs) by a unanimous ten-round decision.
In the first two rounds, Sirenko exceeded Dacres. In the third round, Dacres has so far ended up a solid left hook.
In the fifth round, Dacres seemed to win another round, expanding the rural sirenko. In the ninth round, Sirenko keeps forward. In the last minute, Dacres landed a left bean cut to the chin that had no influence on Sirenko, although Dacres may have won another round. In the tenth and last round, it went back and forth to a near round won by Dacres.
The scores were 99-91, 98-92 and 99-92. Bob Williams was the referee.
Last updated on 07/19/2025
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