Boxing Results: Wlay and Nicolson dominates

Jake Willie (18-2, 16, 16 Cos) Australian Australian, Jake Willie (18-2, 16 Cos), Australian IBF champion, Youssef Deeb (21-4, 11 Cos), was defeated by a unanimous decision of 10 rounds in the main event on Saturday night in the fixed music hall, in Fortytoid Valley in Queensland, Australia.

In the common feature, the Wiba World SUPAR BANTAMWEIight Champion of the former Urvashi Singh (12-4, 7 KOS) in the second round to win the overweight WBC WBC title with superior weight on its return home.

In the first three rounds, Deeb Al -Haf was had. In the fourth round, Dib and Eli had already around him, hit him from behind, and the referee Chris Condon warned him. In the fifth round in the middle of the road, Deeb fell hard in Willie’s chin. After seconds, Willie returned in his favor, and shook with the oath on the chin.

In the last minute of the eighth round, Willie gave DIB everything that could take the entire round. At the last minute of the ninth round, Deeb landed on the right on the chin. Waili returned in the last seconds, which resulted in a Dip with the right to the body.

In the tenth and final round, DIB made a lot of pregnancy, looking to go to the distance, as Wylie won, but another round landed on it.

The grades were 97-94, 98-92, and 98-92.

She returned to her colleagues from her country after three years and one battle, she directed the former Olympian Olympian and WBC World Feather Southpaw Skye Nicolson Urbashi Singh at 1:23 of the second round,

In the first round, Nicholson dominates her crying and right hooks. In the second round, Nicolson SouthPaw fell the longest sets of 3 trees. Then she left for the middle section, followed by right to the chin, turned into Singh, and looked like she resigned when Nicholson brought her a mixture of referee Paul Tabli.

The heavy Alexander “LEAPAL”, JNR (6-0-1, 5 Kos) Tomahak ngapti (0-2) knocked at 1:15 of the first round of 6.

In the first minute of the first round, Leapal fell to the head of the head, dropping Ngapti for 8 numbers of referee Chris Condon. Soon after, many NGAPTI rights were dropped again, forcing the judgment on the Kondon to call the battle unilaterally.

Bantamweight Leah ‘Princess’ Reuben (3-2-1, 2 KOS) expelled Jittamat Phomta (9-12, 6 KOS) at 1:26 of the seventh of 8 x 2 rounds.

In the first four rounds, Robin supported PHOMTA with solid JAB, followed by cross -seed rights. In the fifth round, Robin began working in the ring, with the facing phomta, who chased but was lucky.

On the seventh, there was a wave of punches from Robin that was endless in Dumtta when the referee Paul Tabli

Jimmy Fossomai (6-0, 5 Cos) defeated Patrick Clark (2-12, 1 Co) with a unanimous decision of four rounds.

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

Lavia Royben (0-2) lost the average weight of Riley Allen (2-0, 1 Co) by a unanimous decision of four rounds. The grades were 40-34, 40-34, and 40-34. Chris Condon was the ruling.

Heavy weight was stopped (11-24, 8 KOS) by Cassidy Thornberry (1-0, 1 Ko) at 1:53 of the first 4. Chris Condon was the ruling.