World Boxing Championship: Tege Stott defeats Danylo Zhasan from Ukraine to reach the final match, where Oleksandr usyk is monitored on | Boxing news

While looking at the heavyweight governor, Olexander Osik, Tegen Stott defeated Ukrainian opponent to reach the 85 kg of the World Boxing Championship in Liverpool.

Sheffield’s Stott, who was only 22 years old, was supposed to be the first day of the M & S Sank Arena, he felt pressed in his first major championship while watching Ukrainian boxing from Ringside.

But Strot Danilo raised the defeat of the points decision, and won four of the five judges as he advanced to a golden attack.

She suffered from an early reduction in the match, as Strip occupied the first round. The GB boxer kept well -shaped, as elegant punches fell as he directed the competition on his way.

Emily AssukithFrom the England performance team, it reserved its place in the final of 80 kg.

The Indian Poja Rani has swept the first round of all five judges, but asquith great return systems. She forced herself to compete in the second round.

In the last clip, it started in Rani, where she gathered 80 kg of Indian. Handing Clean Long Puncture ASQUTHE gave the final in the competition, as she grabbed the decision.

GB boxers Chantel Reedand Odel Camara and Calum McCain He finished all the tournament with bronze medals.

Reed, Olympic, returning in Paris, worked well in the opening stages of her semi -finals 70 kg with Natalia Bogdanova in Kazakhstan. The level that enters the final round, Boujdanova won a close -up victory.

Camara lost a close decision after a huge battle with the world champion.

Boxing at 70 kg and an appropriate rise in front of the support of the hometown, Kamara to Torcan Sabkhan tore their opening tour. It put a mark and then some heavy punches fell in the second round as well. The result depends on the registration of that second near round. Sabkhan scored well enough for the judges, as he won his strong strength in the third in the competition.

On Friday, Liverplean amateur star Calum McCain bowed with a bronze medal after losing to Paris Olympic Rami Kiwan from Bulgaria.

It was the end of an amazing journey of 21 -year -old, which was only promoted to the elite platform band at GB Boxing less than six months ago.

In the southern battle, the first round witnessed that Kiwan was using his long constellation to try to control JAB, while McCain was repeatedly confronting him by doubling his beating.

A point opponent gave McCain in the second round that the higher Bulgarian and saw the battle in the third to secure a unanimous victory.

McCain said: “While I am disappointed by the result tonight, when I think last week or so, I can only be happy with what I achieved,” McCain said.

“Less than six months ago, I was in the GB Boxing Academy team with a barely international experience and is now in the first four centers in the world.

“I would like to thank the club’s coaches, GB coaches and all the people who went out to support me. This means the world, and I hope to be proud.”