Boxing Results: Jack Ravieri and the bloody sark Chamberlain

Jacques Ravieri, the hero of the Commonwealth Light weight, fought in a majority of 12 rounds with former Silver WBC champion Mark Chamberlain (17-1-1, 12 Cos), with Chamberlain getting one of the votes on Saturday night in Ace planet, Ultinham, in Chichere, UK.

(Credit: Queensberry/Leigh Dawney)

In the first round, with one minute survival, South Polly Chamberlain fell to a revenger chin, and expelled him a step. In the second round in the middle of the road, Ravieri Chamberlain shook with a right on the chin. In the third round, the oath of Ravieri opened inside the left eyebrow of Chamberlain.

In the fourth round, Rafferty opened a second cut on the right eyebrow of Chamberlain. In the fifth round, Rafferty delivered blood from the Chamberlain nose in another tour. In the sixth round, Chamberlain has Ravierty, but not with the same strength.

In the seventh round, Ravieri continued to go to the Chamberlain’s body. In the ninth, the procedure continued because Rafferty may stop Chamberlain only on discounts. In the tenth round, Chamberlain fell to the head of a raviri chin, and took the round.

In the eleventh round, both were their moments, with Chamberlain’s face is a bloody chaos, but still carried it in the number of punch. In the twelfth and final round, inside the last minute, Chamberlain Ravieri shook the left over the chin, while Ravieri returned in his favor in the last seconds with the right on the chin, and ended with a lot of swelling under the eyes.

The grades were 115-114 Chamberlain, 114-114, and 114-114.

Howard Foster was the ruling.

Zak Miller (17-1, 3 Cos) defeated the hero of the former European champion of the European champion Lyon Woodstock Junior (16-5, 7 Cos), unanimously from 12 rounds in bloody work.

In the first round, Saddam caused a cut on the right eyebrow of Woodstock. Woodstock landed directly on Miller’s chin in the middle of the road through a nearby tour Woodstock. In the last seconds of the third round, Miller fell, and cut off the right eyebrow of Woodstock.

In the fourth and fifth rounds, both were their moments, where they landed with Miller at the top, although the suffering of swelling under the right eye. In the seventh round, it was close, back and forth with Miller bearing a slight feature in general.

In the eighth round, Miller used the right Alevis where Woodstock continued to progress. In the ninth, Woodstock had a good tour, while Miller, who made a lot of payment, had a cut on the right eyebrow. In the eleventh round, the Latham referee finally warned Miller against payment. Woodstock suffered from cutting on his left eyebrow, along with one side next to him. In the twelfth and final round, Miller finally advanced forward and took a nearby tour of a bloody battle, both bleeding to the nose.

The grades were 117-111, 117-112, and 117-112.

John was the ruling.

WBA International SUPER FLEWIGHT JACK ‘El Terrier’ Turner (12-0, 11 KOS) stopped the Latino Nicolas ‘Demonio’ ​​Muguruza (11-1, 6 KOS) at 1:30 of the sixth round of 10.

On the first four rounds, Turner surpassed the difficult Moguruza, which bleeds from the nose and mouth throughout his trunk. In the sixth round, a minute later, a left hook from Turner on the chin Moguruza for 8 numbers of referee Michael Alexander. After seconds, again, Turner Mugoroza dropped for 8 other meters, as Alexander’s referee stopped the bloody face Magoruza. Turner was bruising under both eyes.

Super Rightweight Southpapa Nelson ‘The Sexy One’ Birchalle (9-0, 6 KOS) SouthPaw Federico ‘El Zurdo’ Pedraza (14-5-1, 2 KOS) at 2:19 of the first round of 8.

In the first round, Pershal landed left to the body, where Pedra, who took the count from the referee Mark Leson.

Henry Welterweight Henry ‘The Showman’ Turner (15-1, 7 KOS) stopped Ivan Blasvic (8-2, 3 Cos) at 0:54 of the third round of 8.

Darren Sargerson was the ruling.

Stephen Stephen Stephen “The Irish End” Kirins (12-0, 8 Cos) expelled the southern Kirk Stevens (7-5-1) at 1:40 of the fifth of 8.

Mark was the ruling.

South Bao Richardson, who won the Olympic Medal for the Southern W our weight (2-0), has won the Arada Sibatar resolution (5-17-1, 1 Co) by a decision of six rounds.

On the first three rounds, Richardson was often controlled by a blow to him. In the fourth and fifth rounds, Richardson took control of his landing attack. In the sixth and last round, Richardson drew blood from the spaat, where he closed.

Referee Mark Leson recorded 60-54.

Jacques Power (6-0, 1 Ko) easily defeated Dima ‘Dima’ Protkunas (8-23-1, 1 Ko) with a decision of six rounds.

In the first three rounds, the longest force used an effective blow, while maintaining Protica on the defense. In the fifth round, Protkunas began to return punches, although it is still losing another round. In the sixth and last round, Power, who was looking for a stop, could not put his opponent away.

The referee was recorded by Darren Sargerson 60-54.

2024 The senior Olympic bronze medals, Charlie Kabbar (2-0) won Darwing Martinez (8-35-2, 6 Cos) by a decision of six points.

On the first three rounds, he was on a big way in his way as Martinez fought as he was able to do so, and he lost all the rounds. In the sixth and final rounds, in the last seconds, the great Martinez shook with a left hook on the chin, riding his knees.

The referee was recorded by Darren Sargerson 60-54.