WBO World Junior Lightweight Emanuel ‘Vaquero’ Navarrarate (40-2-1, 32 KOS) won an eight-tour of Charlie Suarez (18-1, 10 KOS) on Saturday evening at Pechanga Arena in San Diego, California. The circular doctor stopped the battle one second to the eighth round due to the pieces of Navarrete had suffered from his left eye from Headbutt in the sixth round. The time of stopping was at 00: 1 of the eighth round.
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In the first round, Navarrase, which took six times to make weight, reserved Suarez, who ended the round with a bloody mouth. Navarrate was facing a problem with a group of punches in the last minute of the fourth round.
In the fifth round, navarrate fell many upper on Suarez chin. In the sixth round, Navarrase received bad pieces on the left eyebrow due to a cross -headed clash, causing his face to cover the entire cycle. Navaret continued to wipe the entire pieces. He had Suarez in a problem at the end of the tour.
In the seventh round, Suarez was outperforming the transport with punches mostly to the pieces. The referee called Edward Kulants in the episode doctor to verify the pieces after the tour, and he informed the ruling to contact a cessation. They went to Scorecards 78-75 cards, 77-76 twice in favor of Navarrate, and they ruled StopPage 00: 1 of the eighth round technical decision.
In the joint event, NABF and WBO NABO defeated the Ray ‘Danger’ MURATALLA champion, 23-0 (17) WBO 1 Zaur Abdullaev, 20-2 (12), by 12-round decision unanimously winning the temporary IBF title for light weight.
In the second round, Muratala landed on Abdoliev’s chin, amazed him in the first minute. In the third round, Abdolf had overwhelmed Muratala, although there were a few punches that fell by the boxer.
From the seventh to the ninth rounds, Muratala Abdoliev excelled. Muratalla collected his way to win the tenth and eleventh rounds. In the twelfth and last round, Muratala turned in a clear south Abdoliev. Abdoliev’s face looked as if he had entered a fan in the end.
Grades 118-110, 119-109, and 119-109. The referee was Thomas Taylor.
The weight of the superb featuring Andres Cortis, 23-0 (12), easily overcoming Salvador “Salvy” Jiminiz, 14-2-1 (6), with a boring decision 10 rounds unanimously.
In the first four rounds, all of this was Cortis with a few crimes from Jiminiz, who fought from a shell, allowing cortis to go to the body with the left hooks.
In the sixth round, Jimenez recently started throwing punches, although it was not enough to win his first round. In the ninth round, Curtis continued to win another round. In the tenth and final round, all of this was Cortis while Jiminiz fell for a final punch and the celebration began as if he won the battle, not to mention a tour.
The grades were 99-91 and 100-90, 100-90. Ray Corona was the ruling.
South Popo, South Pao, Gallo de Oro, “Giovanni Santilan, 34-1 (18), Angel Bildran, 18-3 (11), defeated the decision of 10 rounds unanimously.
In the first four rounds, it was Bildran who was bleeding the Santilan nose from the third round. In the fifth round, Santilan finally did enough for Blotran Outland.
In the last minute of the sixth round, the Santilan fell half a scale from the left to the bilotran chin. In the seventh and eighth rounds, Bildran had often called.
In the ninth round, Bilterran again took another round with the speed of his hand mostly. In the tenth and final round, under one minute, a low blow from the Santilan Bilterran was dropped. It was a close tour of a close battle. The grades were 97-93, 97-93, and 97-93. The referee was Thomas Taylor.
Super Bantamweight Sebastian ‘Logan’ Hernandez, 20-0 (18), Azat ‘Crazy A’ Hovhannisyan, 21-6 (17), unanimously deciding 10 rounds.
On the first three rounds, Hernandez had a feature of two rounds, then Hofhnisian III took the south. In the fourth round, Hofhnisian responded with an object attack when pressed by Hernandez.
In the fifth and sixth rounds, Hernandez used an evil body attack to harm and support Hofnisian. In the seventh round, Hernandez Hofhanisian was against the ropes, looking forward to ending the fighting, when Hofhanisian returned in the last seconds with a wave of punches.
In the eighth round, again, Hernandez Hofhanisian was against the ropes with a small return. Hofhamsian did enough to reach the tour. In the ninth round, Hernandez was often making his way when the referee David Sullivan took a point of Hoflandisian for a contract.
In the tenth and final round, Hernandez was winning to the body when Hoffenician returned and did enough to take the round. Dozens of Judge were 98-91, 98-91 and 98-91.
Alan defeated “Kid Kansas”, Garcia, 16-1 (11), Christian Vikigo Medina, 8-3-1 (5), unanimously from eight rounds.
In the second round, Garcia had a debtor in the last minute that Garcia held when Al -Munawara turned him to the fabric. In the third round, Garcia came out south, then returned to the Orthodoxy, and put an attack on Medina, where he had a good tour.
In the fifth round, Garcia was making his way up to half a minute, when Medina, which was hit by Garcia in the bell.
In the seventh round, Al -Madinah Al -Munawwarah landed the right, and opened a flood from the nose of Garcia in the middle of the road through the tour. In the eighth and last round, it was all Garcia who, in the last seconds, was a lighter eyebrow with the blood that flows next to his face on the bell.
The grades were 79-73, 79-73, and 79-73. The referee was Edward Colantes.
The weight of the Birla Pazaldo fly, 2-0 (1), easily overcoming South Bao Ward, 0-2), by a unanimous decision of four rounds.
In the first round, Bazalo was her way with Ward, as she dropped her head in the last seconds, forcing Bazalo on the fabric. In the second and third rounds, everything was Bazaldua. In the fourth and final round, Bazaldo continued to win another round. Judges were 40-36, 40-36 and 40-36. Chris was to show the ruling.
The episode’s broadcaster Jimmy Lennon Junior was.
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