Boxing Results: Harper and Hughes demand the dominant victory in Doncaster

WBO World Lightweight Terry Harper (16-2-2, 6 KOS) was easily defeated by the Light Light weight of the light weight and Natalie Zimmermann (13-1, 3 KOS) from Germany with a non-identical decision 10 rounds on Friday night at the Keekmoat, Doncaster, Yorkshire, UK.

In the joint event, Maxie ‘Maximus’ Hughes (29-7-2, 6 KOS) was defeated Archie “Sharpshooter” Sharp (25-2, 9 KOS) by a unanimous decision of 12 rounds unanimously to seize the light silver WBC title.

Harper, 28, defeated Zimmerman by 10 x 2 unbalanced tours. In the first two rounds, Harper was its way, as Zimmerman was against the ropes in defense several times. In the last seconds of the third round, Harper cut the head of Zimmerman with a strong blow. On the fourth through the sixth rounds, Harper was its way, as Zimmerman was at the recipient all the time.

In the eighth and ninth rounds, Zimmerman continued to move forward with her high hand, and showed a few crime as Harper faced it mostly on his head. In the tenth and final round, with one minute survival, Zimmerman suffered from bad pieces on her right eye due to the head of the heads, and the blood covered her face. The episode doctor examined it, allowing her to follow up.

The grades were 99-91, 99-91 and 99-91. Steve Gray was the ruling.

Former British world champion and IBO World Light Maxi Hughes won an unbalanced decision regarding former WBO Euro champion Archie Sharp by a unanimous decision of 12 rounds.

In the first three rounds, Southpaw Hughes had the edge, having a sharp habit around the ring in most of it. Sharp stopped the Earth in the fourth round, until it was sometimes south, while Hughes still had an advantage.

In the sixth round, Hughes fell a right hook for the chin after a minute. The Sharp Showboating but to no avail, and lost another round. At the last minute of the seventh round, Hughes was wounded with a left hook for the chin.

Hughes shook with a mixture to the chin in the last minute of the tenth round of this one -sided battle. Hughes fell to a right hook for the chin in the eleventh round, which led to severe harm. In the twelfth and final round, Hughes easily won what could be closed. Sharp did not win any of the fans in this one.

The grades were 115-113, 116-112 and 120-108. Victor Luken was the ruling.

In a bloody match, a former Dual-weight English champion (20-4, 6 KOS) lost a 10-round decision to former English light champion Luis Silvertter (16-1, 4 KOS) for the light IBO Continental title.

In the first round, Sylvester scored well when the oath of the mold was cut off on the left eyebrow from Sylvester in the last minute. The mold recorded in the last seconds in the third round when Sylvester stumbled with the right on the chin.

On the seventh rounds at the last minute, the right of Silster was switched off under the left eyebrow of mold. In the eighth round, both fighters were covered with blood. His face is running on his face and chest while covering Silvisters his left side, including his entire ear. Check the ring doctor cut the mold. Sylvester fought every southern tour, with another round.

In the tenth and final round, the mold shook Silcester with the right on the chin after a minute. On the rest of the road, both Silvester were heading south and back, back and forth, with a near round.

The grades were 97-93 Silives, 96-94 template, 96-94 Sylvester. Michael Alexander was the ruling.

Former British Central Champion Jimmy “The Young Lion” (15-3-2, 3 KOS), fighting with the right-wing arm, lost to the former EBU Union and WBC Mediterranean Haithem ‘The Flash’ Laamouz (21-2, 9 KOS) by 10 non-medium rounds on the title of the vacant continent.

In the second round, Flint prefers his right arm, which seemed injured, as he took the round of the round. From the third to the fifth round, Flint only uses his left hooks mostly due to the affected oath, as Lamoz takes another round to excel.

In the eighth and ninth rounds, although only the use of the left Flint seemed to take nearby tours. In the tenth and final round, it was one other close, as both were adopted after the match ended.

The grades were 98-93, 98-92, and 96-94. John was the ruling.

The weight of the southern feather Eli Heillel (7-0, 1 Ko) defeated Steve Levy (13-4, 1 Ko), with a decision of 10 rounds. John’s referee recorded 97-94.

Super Welterweight SouthPaw Joe Haydeen (18-0-1, 1 Ko) defeated Louis Booth (16-2) with a decision of eight rounds. The result was 78-75. Michael Alexander was the ruling.

TAZ ‘TAZ’ The Butcher ‘Nadeem (6-0, 3 KOS) won a six-round decision on Badour Karami (4-30-4, 1 Co).

In the first round, Nayem Al -Sahbi was truly injured in the last minute, although he had blood from his nose. In the last minute of the third round, Karami was cut off again on the blood from Nadim’s nose.

In the fifth round, he went back and forth from who was at the forefront. Karami’s face was marked, but he may have taken the round in his eighth battle for this year. Both were moments in the sixth and last round, with Nadim.

John’s referee recorded for 60-55.

The probability of feather weight Edward “Farm Boy” Hardy (4-0, 2 Cos) won Darwing Martinez (8-32-2, 6 Cos) by a decision of 6 rounds.

In the second round, Hardy, in the middle of the road across the round, the right Alawite fell to Martinez chin, and attracts blood from his mouth. In the third round, after half a minute, the left hook from Hardy was dropped on the side of the head of Martinez for 8 numbers of judgment.

In the fifth round, after a minute, Hardy Martinez threw the fabric because his contract with the ruling did not separate them enough. In the sixth and last round, the referee finally took a point from Martinez for a contract. Martinez went to stay to reach the distance. When Hardy fell on him, he worked on the body and head.

Referee Mark Downing recorded 60-52.

Jimmy “Thor” Melles (8-1, 1 Ko) Cameron Kayhao (9-2) stopped at 2:33 of the second round of the fighting of 6 rounds.

In the second round, Mellers had left Kaihau on his feet, forcing John Latham to stop.

The broadcaster Aky Karim was.