‘Ferocious’ George Kambosos, Jr., Jr., the late substitute Australian Super-Lightweight Champion Jake Wyllie, held a unanimous decision on Saturday night in the Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney, Australia.
In co-function, Skye Nicolson, WBC World Female Featherweight Champion, lost her title to Tiara ‘The Dark Menace’ Brown by a 10-round decision.
Former IBF, WBA, WBO and IBO World lightweight champion Kambosos, Jr., 22-3 (10), beat Wyllie, 16-2 (15) by a competitive unanimous 12-round decision.
In the first three rounds, Kambosos had the lead. In the fifth round, Wyllie had his moments to back up Kambosos, which held his left to his side. From the sixth to ninth place, Wyllie fought back well, although Kambosos had the lead.
In the eleventh round, Wyllie, knowing he was behind in the fight, tried to catch up with Kambosos and showed his toughness. In the twelfth and final round, Kambosos threw Wyllie to the canvas. For the most part, Kambosos did the holding knowing that he had the victory in the bag and tried to avoid the clash of heads. It was Kambosos that was cut earlier in the battle of this on the right eyebrow and over the left eye.
The scores were 117-111, 117-111 and 115-113. Will Sollis was the referee.
2020 Olympian, WBC World Female Featherweight Champion Nicolson, 12-1 (1), lost by a 10 round split decision to Brown, 19-0 (11). Brown was the aggressor in the first five rounds with a lead in a close fight. Nicolson has done enough to hold in the last five rounds, if at least evenly.
The judges’ scores were 96-94, 97-93 for Brown, and 96-94 for Nicolson. Joel Scobie was the referee.
The WBA World Female Bantamweight Champion Cherneka ‘Sugar Neekz’ Johnson, 17-2 (6), achieved former WBA champion Nina Hughes, 6-2 (2) at 0:46 of the seventh round of a scheduled 10 × 2 rounds.
In the third round, Hughes suffered a bloody nose due to a clash of heads. From the fourth to sixth place, Johnson dominated. In the seventh round, Hughes was warned that he held when his corner threw the towel. Rafael Ramos was the referee.
2016 Bronze Olympian for Russia, NABF Light Heavyweight Champ Imam Khataev, 10-0 (9) Durval ‘El Bombarderero’ Elias Palacio, 14-4 (11), beat by a unanimous ten-round decision.
In the first three rounds, Khatav dominated. In the fourth round, D Palacio Khataev drove into a corner. Later, Khataev dropped Palacio with a right on the chin for an 8 score of referee Ignatius Missailidis. Palacio was cut on the left eyelid. Palacio fought back in the ninth and tithing with a lot of heart.
The scores 99-89, 99-89 and 98-90. Ignatius Missailidis was the referee.
Heavyweight Hemi ‘The Heat’ Ahio, 24-1 (18), knocked out Aekaphob Auraiwan, 9-4-1 (7), at 2:59 of the first round of a scheduled 10-round attack. Will Souris was the referee.
2024 Heavyweight Olympic Teremoana Jnr, 7-0 (7), defeated James ‘The Beast’ Singh, 12-6 (11), by a first knockout of a scheduled six-round. The official time of the downtime was at 2:12 of the first round.
In the first round, Teremoana dropped Singh with a left for an 8 score of referee Ignatius Missailidis. When he got up, Singh was met with half a dozen bumps of Teremoana when referee Missailidis brought a standby.
Super lightweight Jayden Buan, 4-0 (3), defeated Jordan Casilieris, 1-4-1 (1), with a unanimous four-round decision. The scores were 40-36, 40-36 and 39-37. Ignatius Missailidis was the referee.
Last updated on 03/22/2025
