Rob? Nathaniel Collins ” ‘Nightmare’ draws sparks rioting

Ebu euro featherweight champion Cristobal Lorente (20-0-3 (8 COs) and WBC Silver Featherweight Champion Nathaniel Collins (17-0-1 (8 costs) last Saturday night a split draw on 12 round, on October 4, in the Braead Arena, in Glasgow, Scotland. Collins.

(Credit: Leigh Dawney/Queensberry)

Early dominance: Collins controls the opening rounds

In the first three rounds with all judges and the referee from Europe, as a South Paw, Collins was the aggressor and exceeded all the rounds the longer lorers. In the fourth round, after a minute, more aggressive, a right of lorents beat Collins, with an edge at the end.

In the sixth round, a “war broke out with the fact that they had their ways. In the seventh and eighth rounds, the action continued to go back and forth, with Collins ahead in the seventh and lorers in the eighth and tithing rounds it went back and forth with lorers with a slight lead.

In the eleventh round, Collins would end up well, which caused lorents to return, and then hit well with combinations in another near round, with Collins Up. In the twelfth and final round, both looked exhausted to such a hard fight, and both were still on the clock.

The scores were 115-113 Collins, 115-113 LARORANTS and 114-114. Giuseppe Quartarone was the referee.

O’Doherty Stop Glackin in the tithe to capture lightweight gold

In the co-function, former BBBOFC Celtic Lightweight Champion Regan ‘The Shark’ Glackin (16-1 (3 costs) stopped by former BBBOFC English lightweight champion Louie O’Doherty (11-0 (3 costs) at 2:33 of the tithe of a 12-round title, for the vacant BBBofc light.

In the first round, no boxer felt in a near round to the joy of the crowd. In the second by the fourth rounds, O’Doherty was the aggressor that surpassed Glackin. In the fifth round, Glackin finally had a lead.

In the sixth round halfway point, O’Doherty drew blood from Glackin’s nose and took the round. Of the seventh by ninth place, O’Doherty Glackin beat. In the last minute of the tenth round, Glackin’s Corner blows it off and forces referee Steve Gray to stop.

Hutchinson returns with the statement KO over Jeffers

Former WBC Silver and International Light Heavyweight Champ returned after a year Willy Hutchinson (19-2 (14 costs), former English champion Mark Jeffers (20-2 (7 CO’s), knocked out of the seventh round of a scheduled 10 round.

In the first three rounds, Hutchinson had a lead. In the fourth round, Jeffers came back well in the fight with the local favorite Hutchinson. In the fifth round, Hutchinson, Southpaw and Showboating expressed Jeffers.

In the last minute of the seventh round, a Hutchinson judge hit Jeffers’ head. He followed a wave of pushing, which forced referee John Latham to stop.

Aston ‘Bam Bam’ Brown, 9-0 (4), former IBO champion Paul Kean (19-5 (2 costs), South Poot at 1:36 of the second time of a scheduled ten rounds for the vacant BBBOFC Celtic middleweight title.

In the first rounds, near the Midway Point, Brown landed a right on the head, followed by a wave of pushing, with Kean pulled against the ropes and blood from his nose. In the second round’s center, Brown Kean dropped a right on the chin for an 8 score of referee Lee.

Brown immediately went to Kean and dropped him again to the body, followed by a right on the chin, dropped a second time and played away by the referee.

Super Bantamweight Marcus Sutherland, 9-0 (6), knocked out Karim Agius (5-1-2) at 1:15 of the first round of a scheduled eight rounds.

In the first round, after a minute, a right of Sutherland almost dropped the Ken Agius. Sutherland landed unanswered bumps when referee Kevin McIntyre brought a standby, for the vacant Commonwealth Silver Super Bantamweight title.

The light heavyweight Steve Collins, jr. (15-6-1 (4 KO), lost to Javier Santana (4-2-2 (1) with a six-round points decision.

In the third round, the counter of Santana Collins’s mouthpiece knocked out and won another round. From the fourth to the sixth rounds, Santana Collins dominated.

Referee Kenny Pringle recorded 60-55.

Light Welterweight Reece ‘Lightning’ Lynch (2-0 (1 KO) defeated Jakub Lazkowski (6-38-1 (3 food) with a six-round points decision.

In the first four rounds, Southpaw Reece Laskowski surpassed, which sometimes switched to Southpaw.

In fifth place, Lazkowski started as Reece, with his hands to his side, and used to use another round. In the sixth and final round, Reece continued to stop and decided to win.

Referee Kevin McIntyre scored it 60-54.

Super-featherweight Yandiel ‘Chinito’ Lozano (2-0) easily defeated a match Mario Victorino Vera (8-9 (3) with a six-round points decision and scored the Lone Knockdown.

A minute after the first round, a spate of bumps from Lozano Vera dropped for an 8 scores by referee Kevin McIntyre. Lozano claims more than 100 wins in the amateurs. Round two to four were all Lozano to the head and body of Vera.

In the fifth round there is no stop in Vera, whose swelling around the left eye gets worse. In the sixth and final round, Lozano continued to win.

Referee McIntyre scored it 60-54.

Welterweight 19-year-old Drew ‘White Sugar’ Limond (5-0 (2) Stop Alexeyv Leon (4-14-1 (2) at 1:43 of the fourth and final round.

In the first three rounds, Limond Leon dominated. In the fourth and last round, after a minute, Limond ends up well to the body and head. Referee Kenny Pringle suddenly stops the fight. Limond is the son of Willie Limond, a former British and Commonwealth champion.

Super-middleweight Alex Arthur, jr. (2-0), defeated Southpaw Grzegorz Mardyla (1-3-1 (1 KO) with a four-round points decision.

In the first three rounds, Arthur surpassed Mardyla. In the fourth and final round, Mardyla kept his own in a losing round. Arthur, the son of the former WBO Super Featherweight Champion, worked the corner.

Referee Kenny Pringle scored 40-36.

Junior middleweight John Joe ‘Star Boy’ Carrigan (1-0 (1 KO) knocked out David Przybylski (2-3 (1 ko) at 2:56 of the first round of a scheduled four rounds.

In the first round, 18-year-old Carringan came out in a Slugfest south as he had a cut to his right eyebrow of a clash of heads. In the final seconds, he landed a wave of push, with Przybylski against the ropes and finally set off while referee Kenny Pringle scored him out.

Ring caller Thomas Driver.