Boxing results: “KATZ” abandons

Andreas stopped “Katsuzurakis” (16-0, 11 Cos) Roberto “Di Kyi” Cruise (11-1, 7 Cos) at 2:37 of the seventh round of the title WBA Continental America Superweight on Friday night at Red Owl Noxing Arena, Houston, TX. Breion Jeelham Louis Feliciano defeated the joint event with a unanimous decision of 10 rounds.

In the first minute in the second round, Cruz was his way out, as Katzurakis, who returned well in the rest of the round. Cruz had an advantage in a working tour in the third and fourth rounds. In the last seconds of the fifth round, Katzurakis was charged with Cruz with a group of punches.

In the last seconds of the sixth round, Katzourakis Cruz led to the ropes, which looked like a knockout, but the referee John Schur was his painting as if it were a slip. In the last minute of the seventh round, Katzurakis Cruz led to the fabric while he threw Cruz corner in the towel, and ended the fighting.

In the joint event, Breyon ‘Grindtime’ Gorham, 19-0 (15), Louis Feliciano, 17-3 (8), unanimously, 10 rounds, and scored a knockout.

In the first round, in the past, he did not defeat and came out of losses, Feliciano was lucky. From the second until the seventh rounds, Feliciano fought a battle, although Girham got the best of most of it.

In the eighth round, Jeelham Feliciano responded with the oath on the chin, and he dropped it for 8 numbers of referee James Green.

Both were moments in the ninth round, with its presence. In the tenth and final round, knowing that he was behind Feliciano, he had the best tour in Jehham.

The grades were 98-91, 97-92 and 99-90.

Giovanni Marquis won 12-0 (6) in Esteban Stone Hands Monoz, 10-4 (5), unanimously for 8 rounds to arrest the vacant continental title.

In the first round, Marquis Marquis Monoz was even, with an accurate survival, shook Marquis Menzam with the right on the chin. Monoz fell a group to the chin in the third round, defeated Marquis. In the fourth round, Marquis was the edge. In his corner he is former world champion Raul Marquis.

Marquis had small pieces outside his right eye at the end of the fifth round of the round. In the seventh round, they continued to fight at an equal level for the largest part. In the eighth and last round, Marquis Monoz was on ropes with a wave of punches until the last seconds when Monoz fell with the final blow to the chin.

The grades were 78-74, 78-74, and 79-73. Joe Rodriguez was the ruling.

Oscar South Powe “EL Chato” Perez, 13-0 (7), Cesar ‘Corazon’ Juarez, 31-19 (24), unanimously of eight rounds.

In the first three rounds, Perez took control. In the fourth round, the referee James Green took a point of Khwariz for low strikes. In the fifth round, the left from Perez was dropped on the Chin Khuraiz for 8 numbers of green rule. In the eighth and last round, let everything hang out, with Khuraiz suffering from a bloody nose.

The grades were 80-70, 80-70 and 79-71.

Nate “Brickbuster” Lugo, 4-0 (4), stopped “Italian stallion” Austin Dolworth, 4-4 (1), at 2:47 of the fifth round of six founders.

The three Luco won a tunnel full of movement in the first three rounds. In the fourth round, at a minute end, the right from Lugo went on the chin and the bottom of Dulworth to get 8 numbers of referee John Schurl. In the fifth round, with fifteen seconds surviving, a group of punches from Lugo forced the schorle judgment to stop.

Elijah defeated “Kabum” Logo, 2-0), Chris Porter, 2-3-2 (2), unanimously from four rounds.

In the first twenty seconds of the first round, Logo Porter shook with the right to the chin. In the fourth and final round, everything was trying to Logo but failed to get to stop.

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

The episode’s broadcaster was the Contrames Lobby.