Boxing

Joseon Wesson (14-2-1, 8 Cos) suspended seven rounds on Saturday night in the Vantasy Springs Casino, Indeo, California, world champion at WBA and WBO World Mini Champ Oscar ‘PuPilo’ Collazo (14-0, 11 KOS) in a close battle, Jayson Vayson (14-2-1, 8, 8, 8 KOS) On seven rounds of Saturday night at Fantasy Springs Casino, Indio, California. The competition stopped at 1:41 of the seventh round.

In the main support, Gabriela Fortura, the WBA, IBF, WBC and WBO World World World World World “, Gabriela Fundora” in seven rounds.

In the first round, with a fifteen second stay, Colazo Wesson was dropped with the right forearm on the side of the head for 8 numbers of referee Thomas Taylor. In the second round, Weseon returned well, where he fell directly on the Colazo chin in a nearby round. In the third second -second rounds, left from Colaso ​​to the body, wounded Vayson.

In the fourth and fifth rounds, Veson is swollen under his left eye in two competitive rounds, which may have given him an advantage. In the seventh round, Colazo fell well to the body when the Veson angle suddenly stopped fighting. Wesson was damaged under his left eye in the end.

In the joint event, stop Southpaw WBA, IBF, WBC, WBO World Flyweight “Sweet Poison” Gabriela Fundora (17-0 (9) ‘Iron Lady’ Alexas Kubicki (13-2 (2) at 0:43 of the seventh round of 10 x 2 rounds.

In the first round, Fortura extracted the blood from the Kubki nose in the middle of the round. In the second and third rounds, Fordora continues much longer in Outland Kobici.

In the sixth round, Kobici was swollen under her right eye, and she lost another round against 5’9 ″ Fortura. Between the tours, the referee, Ray Corona, asked about the number of punches that Kubiki had. In the seventh round, Fortura continued the punching when the referee saw Corona enough, and called for a stop.

Adriana Pinero (9-1 (1) (1) defeated Gloria Monguella (8-2), unanimously from eight rounds.

The grades were 79-73, 79-73, and 80-72.

Jerry Kanto was the ruling.

Light weight, 2024 Olympic Rosslan Abdullah (3-0 (1) exceeds the late alternative Kevin Johnson (12-8 (8), and he won a unanimous decision of eight rounds in a more competitive battle than wide grades.

In the first four rounds, Abdoliev had an advantage. In the fifth round, the longest Johnson team won its first round, using its arrival at the attempt to end the series of losing the five players (59-3, a year).

In the eighth and last round, Abdoliev seemed to have an advantage

The grades were 80-72, 79-73, and 79-73.

Jerry Kanto was the ruling.

Grant Flores dominated the medium weight (12-0 (9) on “The Kingpenn” Courtney Pennington (17-10-3 (17), overlooking it by unanimously unanimously of eight rounds.

At the last minute of the second round, it looked like a left hook for the body of 20 -year -old Flores, 38 -year -old Bennington dropped, but the referee Ray Corona canceled it. In the last minute of the fourth round, Flores Bennington shook a short difference to the chin, and won another round.

At the end of the sixth round, Flores is frustrated with Bennington into a fabric. One minute after the seventh round, Flores fell a group of punches, and Pennington dropped for 8 numbers. In the eighth and last rounds, in the last seconds, Flores fell right to the side of the head, as Bennington was almost dropped on the bell.

Grades 80-71, 80-71 and 79-72.

Javid Ramirez Bilterran (15-0 (7) defeated Brian Agustin Aricoy (11-7 (7) by unanimous decision of six rounds.

The grades were 60-54, 60-54 and 60-54.

Ray Corona was the ruling.

Wilder weighing Joel Erart (9-0 (8) expelled Eduardo Hernandez (8-5 (5) at 2:06 of the third round of six scheduled rounds.

In the last seconds of the first round, Errter fell to the body, where Hernandez was dropped into a knee for 8 numbers of referee Thomas Taylor. In the third round, Hernandez wore, able to keep it, despite the loss of another round.

At the last minute of the third round, Erart fell three times, starting from the body, then to the head. Hernandez has not been stopped before.

The episode’s announcer was Joe A. Martinez