Boxing Results: Hitchins Kos Kambosos Jr. ; Cruz stops Mishiro in a lightweight weight remote

Richardson Hitchens (20-0, 8 Cos) stopped the lightweight world champion, IBF, WBA, lightweight WBO hero George Ferkoyeus Campusus, Son (22-4, 10 Cos) in the last minute of the eighth round Saturday night in the theater in Madison Square Park in New York. The battle stopped at 2:33 of the eighth round of the 12 -round round.

In the first three rounds, Kambosos was the aggressor, trying to enter the interior with JAB, and confronting him by Hitchins. In the fourth round, Kambosos had under his eye from the Hitchens cage. In the fifth round, Hitchins closed Kambosos all over the round.

At the middle of the sixth round, Campusus extracted blood from Hitchens’s mouth. In the seventh round, all of them were from the last seconds when the harsh Campusus fell several punches to the Hitchens chin. In the last minute of the eighth round, a left hook from Hitchens hurt to the body of Campusus, which fell forty seconds. Referee Michael Griffin called for a stop.

In the main support match, the winner of the 2020 Olympic Gold Medal and the IBF International Lightweight Cruise (6-0, 3 Cos) was suspended in stopping the strong light Japan champion Hirori Michairo (17-2-1, 6 KOS) at 1:13 of the fifth round of 12 rounds in the light of IBF.

In the first round, they mostly exchanged strikes with Mishiro, most often. It has truly fell in the last seconds to the decoding of Cruz. In the second round, Cruz drew blood from Micharo’s early mouth from the round.

In the third round, Cruz scored a knockout with a wave of punches at the head of Mishiro to get 8 numbers of referee Eric Daly. In the last seconds of the round, the Mishiro Cruz again dropped with many punches on his head on the bell to attend 8.

In the fourth round, in the middle of the road, Cruz fell ten punches without an answer. Michairo continued to return throughout the battle. Check the Mishiro Episode Doctor during the tour. In the fifth round, Cruz fell a group of punches, where he scored a knockout, when the referee was wisely called. Cruz is now trained in Philadelphia by “Blezy” Ennis.

Southweight SouthPaw 2024 Olympic Nishant defeated “The Devistator” Dev (2-0, 1 Ko) Joshu ‘Mum’ Silva (3-2, 1 KOS) by a six-round decision.

In the first three rounds, DeV dominated. In the fourth round, Dave Silva was injured with body clips. In the fifth round of the game, Silva was stuck there against the 4th longest Dave, which took another round.

In the sixth and final round, Dave won another round against Silva.

The grades were 60-54, 60-54. David Fields was the ruling.

SouthPaw SouthPaw Zaquin ‘Zaybop’ Moses (4-0, 3 KOS) Carl Rogers (3-3) stopped at 1:51 of the fourth and final round.

In the second round, Musa Rogers hurt a left hook for the body after a minute of the round. Rogers turned south in the middle of the road. In the third round, Musa fell half of the punches that were not answered before going down for 8 numbers of referee Eric Dali. In the fourth and final round, Musa Rogers fell with half of the punches. At the height, Moses was all over, as four punches fell until the referee Dali was called.

In a late seizure of scheduling, the year 2024 of the heavy Tyremoya Olympian “Tifero” Tereimaa (8-0, 8 Cos) painted “Hamer” Whitefield (9-1, Cos) at 2:28 of the first round of 6.

In the first round, Witfield returned after nine years of leave, where he scored victories, and abandoned 6 “to Terimana, which dominated, and in the last minute four punches fell to the head, and brought down Whitefield in the corner, causing the referee fields.

Super Bantamweight Adam ‘The Mac’ Maca (1-0, 1 Ko) expelled Rafael “Castillo” (2-7, 1 Ko) at 1:29 of the second round of 4.

In the first round, Maca took control of the largest part, where the tour ended throwing Castillo without warning from the referee Arthur Merkanti, the son in the second round, Maca fell three left hooks to the mid -road body with many punches before the judgment was fun.

The episode’s announcer was David Diamanti