Boxing Results: David Stephens Yitzon Peter Jamekov: A unanimous decision

David Stevens (14-2, 10S) defeated the average weight, Peter Ghamokov for Russia (13-1, 6 Cos), unanimously, 10 rounds on Friday evening at Thunder Studios in Long Beach, California.

In the first two rounds, Stevens surpassed Ghamokov. In the last minute of the third round, Khamukov shook Stevens, which made him hold him. In the fourth and fifth rounds, Stevens returned well enough to win both rounds.

At the last minute of the sixth round, the tongue of Stevens came out. Referee Ray Corona tried to re -introduce a tongue in the mouth of Ghamokov until he referred to Stevens. Corona, without being washed, gave it to Stevens. In the last minute of the eighth round, Khamukov was amazed by Stevens with a strong blow to the chin.

In the last seconds of the ninth round, Khamukov led Stevens to the ropes, took the round. In the tenth and final round, he went back and forth with a lot of pregnancy in the end.

The grades were 97-93, 97-93, and 97-93.

In the common feature, Leonardo Ruiz (16-1, 8 Cos) defeated Jarrud Tennant (9-5, 4 Cos) by unanimous decision of eight rounds.

In the first round, the 40 -year -old Tennant was broke Ruiz. In the second through the fifth rounds, Ruiz returned to take all nearby rounds.

In the sixth and seventh rounds, Ruiz dominated. In the eighth and last round, as much as he tried, Ruiz could not put Tinant away, which made him trouble all the time.

Judges were 80-72, 80-72 and 79-73. The referee was Jerry Kanto.

Wittter stopped the weight Juan “Niger” Sanchez (9-0, 8 Cos) South Baws Yice “Ligri” Gabriel Solano (15-6, 10 Cos) at 2:50 of the third round, and recorded four exit from six specific tours.

In the first rounds, at the last minute, Sanchez landed on the chin, as Solano dropped for 8 numbers of referee Ray Corona. At the last minute of the second round, Sanchez fell on the upper part of the chin, as it dropped Solano for 8 other workers.

In the third round, after a minute, a wave of punches from Sanchez was dropped on the chin Solano for the third time. With a minute survival, another wave of punches went on the chin and lower Solano for the fourth time. With ten seconds staying, Corona finally was referee stopped, as Sanchez registered well.

Leonardo Rubalcava Lightweight (9-1-1, 3 KOS) lost a divided resolution of the Mendez League (6-0, 2 Cos) in a battle full of movement.

In the first round, Mendes continued to advance with Rubalcava Dounting. In the last minute, Rubkava fell on the right on the chin, and expelled Mendes. In the second round, in the middle of the road, Mendes south turned in another SlugFest. In the third and fourth rounds, they went to the soles of the feet in the middle of the circuit, with Rubkaava.

In the fifth round, in the middle of the road, Rubkaava was extracted from Mandez’s mouth. In the sixth and final round, the procedure continued. In the last minute, Mendez fell to the chin of Rubkaava, shook him, but he returned to the bell.

The grades were 59-55 for Mondez, 59-55 for Rubiacava and 59-55 for Mondez. Jerry Kanto was the ruling.

Daniel Cruz (10-0, 3 Cos) defeated Sashin Rohilla (8-4, 2 Cos) by unanimously from six rounds.

The first three rounds were close, with Cruz forward, from the move from Orthodox to the south and back.

In the fourth and fifth rounds, it returned back and forth, with Cruz swelling under his right eye. In the sixth and last round, both of them collected directly to the bell, as it resembles the winner Cruise.

The grades were 60-54, 59-55 and 59-55. Ray Corona was the ruling.

Alexis Alvarado (8-1, 5 Cos) defeated Jose Silva Gonzalez (5-0-1, 4 Cos) by unanimous decision of four rounds.

In the first two rounds, it was full of work with Gonzalez SouthPaw starting and changing. Alvarado was a slight edge. At the last minute of the third round, Alvarado Gonzalez brought down a right hand in the corner for 8 after the referee Ray Corona, which took some time before leaving it. In the fourth and final round, Gonzales returned well enough to carry him, although he was closed by Alvarado.

The grades were 40-35, 40-35, and 39-36.

The feather weights, Emiliano Alvarado (8-0, 5 Cos), won Antonio Megia (2-2), unanimously from four rounds. In the first round, it was a comprehensive round with less than a minute, Alvarado Mikhaa shook with the chin. In the second and third rounds, he went back and forth in real slugfest.

In the fourth and final round, in the last thirty seconds, the referee Jerry Canto took a point from Megia for a low blow after several warnings earlier in the battle.

The grades were 39-36, 39-36, and 38-37.

Joe Martinez was the episode’s broadcaster.