Boxing Results: Anthony Caks is up to the level

The global feather weight hero Anthony Anto “Anto” (24-1, 9 Cos) Lig “Fate” (28-4, 18 Cos) stopped at 2:15 of the ninth round on Saturday evening at the Motorboint Stadium in Nottingham, England.

In the eighth round, the wood set the CacACE nose and cut it on its right cheek with the elbow. This shot seemed to stimulate the Cacace, as it firmly returned in the last 30 seconds of the round to light the wood with frequent shots in the head. With the end of the tour, Wood was a frustrating fighter. You can tell from his face that he knows that he met his match.

In the ninth round, Cacace fell a group of punches ending with a left hook for the chin, which led the harm to the ropes. The ropes prevented wood from falling because it would have hit the deck if they did not stand on it.

The rule of judgment for a second blow, which gave 8 workers. When the procedure resumed, Cacace fell a strong hook to the center of Wood, which resulted in it. Then the wood turned and began to run across the ring. At this stage, Wood’s Corner threw the towel to stop the competition. They have seen enough and do not want their fighter to end with CacACE. The time was at 2:15 of the ninth round. R.

In the common feature, he defeated the former British hero, EBU, and IBO, Liam Davis, 17-1 (8), Olympic Court Walker, 12-1 (2), unanimously a 12-round decision to win the IBF vacant feather weight.

In the first round, Walker Davis faced well. In the second through the fifth rounds, Davis returned well, using an effective blow, attracting blood from the nose and walked under the right eye in the fifth round.

From the sixth to the tenth round, Davis took control of Walker the least experienced. In the twelfth and last round, Walker tried his best, but he was outweighed by Davis.

The grades were 117-111, 116-113, and 118-112. Steve Gray was the ruling.

The Light WBA INT’L heavyweight Championship Ezra “cannon”, Taylor, 12-0 (8), won a unanimous 10-round decision on Troy Jones, 12-1 (4).

In the first three rounds, Jones, Taylor, the anti -leader, had a slight feature. In the fourth round, Taylor opened, and blood withdrawn from the Jones nose. In the sixth round, the referee Bob Williams took a point from Jones to use it in his help. Taylor continues control.

In the last minute of the eighth round, Taylor Jones shook with a left hook for the chin. In the last seconds of the ninth round, Taylor Jones shook with the final punch, right over the chin. In the tenth and final round, Taylor tried to finish her with the whispered Jones.

The grades were 97-94, 100-90 and 99-91.

The former English champion and WBO EBU, Owen “Worsester Warrior” Cooper, 11-1 (4), defeated the former Epo Intercontinental champion Chris 2 Slimk “, 17-3 (7), with a decision of 10 rounds.

During three rounds, Cooper used the Luxor JAB effectively while the Congo was well faced. In the fifth round, the Upper Alawite Congo fell into Cooper’s chin all the time.

In the sixth and seventh rounds, Cooper used a two -fly attack, and it was only faced on occasions. In the ninth round, despite winning it, Cooper was bleeding from the mouth. It was a war in the tenth and final round with everyone at stake. The mouthpiece of the Congo came out in the last minute for the second time.

Referee Kevin Parker recorded 96-94.

Sam Nox, lightweight, stopped 17-0 (15) Patrick “Rocky” in Alz, 13-5-1 (5) at 2:17 of the third round of the 8 rounds competition.

In the third round, Noakes landed on the right on the chin, and went to Balaz to reduce the referee Chris Dean.

Louis Williams defeated the heavy, 2-0 (1) Vikter Chelavko, 5-23 (3), by a decision of six rounds.

Referee Kevin Parker recorded 60-54.

Huey Malone won lightweight, 1-0 (0) over Jaykub Laskowski, 5-36-1 (3) by a decision of six rounds.

Referee Chris Dean recorded 60-54.

Charlie Sinior, who won the Olympic Bronze medal in the weight of the feather (1-0), won Cesar “Zordo” Ignacio Paridiz (18-18-1 (5) by a six-point decision. Referee Chris Dean scored 59-54.

In the second round, Paridis was brought down for 8 numbers of referee Chris Din.

Nico Leivars won the feather weight, 7-0-1 (1) over Darwing Martinez, 8-31-2 (6) by a decision of six rounds. Referee Kevin Parker recorded 60-55.

He defeated Middle Joe Tyers, 1-0) Mario Valencallia Portilo, 8-8-2 (2), with a point decision of four rounds. Referee Chris Dean recorded 39-37.

Speer Wilter Harris victory, 1-0) Octavian Grateti, 8-83-4 (4) with a drop decision of four rounds. PEffee Kevin Parker 40-36 was registered.

The episode’s announcer was Thomas Triper.