Romero’s strength tells the story: Garcia demolished and eventually skipped in the Battle of the main event

Wilder was defeated Ryan “King Rey”, 24-2 (20), by the former WBA hero 140 Roland Rollyu, 17-2 (13), unanimously a 12-round decision at the main event in the Times Square in New York City. Romero scored a knockout in the second round.

Fifteen seconds after the second round, a double left hook from Romero on the chin Garcia for 8 numbers of referee Ricky Gonzalez. Garcia recovered well enough to take it to Romero, most of which fell to him. In the third round, Garcia managed to return well enough to use an effective blow, with Romero’s failure to pursue him, instead he tries to match him in JAB, and barely take the round.

In the fourth and fifth rounds, Garisia seemed clear and Romero heads, taking both rounds. In the seventh and eighth rounds, Romero Garcia continued, which led to keeping him at the recipient of the largest part.

In the ninth round after a minute, there was a good exchange that did not last long, but in the end some excitement for the fans with Ramirez who has the edge. In the tenth tours at the last minute, Romero Garcia shook his hold. Romero was his way, but he could not finish him when he was in trouble.

In the eleventh round, Romero remained at the top of Garcia, but without landing anything to harm Garcia. He was close to the twelfth and last round, making the registration unexpected.

The grades were 115-112, 115-112 and 118-109.

In this joint event, former WBC Super Light ‘Devin’ The Dream ‘Haney, 32-0-1ND (15) former WBC and WBO 140-LB Jose Carlos Ramirez, 29-3 (18) with an illogical decision of 12 students.

In the first round, Ramirez surpasses Hani. In the second rounds, Halfway Point Haney worked on his screaming as he moved him from Ramirez from getting a lot in return for the largest part.

In the third round, the Haney One shoes began to separate, causing a delay in this event. Finally, he was registered, Hani returned to Outland Ramirez. In the fifth round, Ramirez recently started to land a few punches in the first minute with Hani’s slowing down, but Hani got his bike, and faced enough to win another tour. Fans request more procedures, especially from Ramirez.

In the last seconds of the seventh round, Ramirez finally fell a left hook for Hani’s chin. He could not cut fenugreek until then. From the eighth to the eleventh rounds, Hani continues this step, and the Rameris is not allowed to land in many things.

In the twelfth and final round, Ramirez fell a dual -left hook at the end of the first minute. Hani continued to move in the face when Ramirez joins him.

WBO World Super Lightweight Teofimo ‘The Takeover’ Lopez (22-1, 13 KOS) is the temporary WBO champion Arnold Barboza, JR (32-1, 11 KOS). By the decision of 12 rounds unanimously.

In the first two rounds, Lopez did enough to Outland Barbosa for the largest part. From the third to the fifth rounds, Barboza Lopez followed around the ring, and got a confrontation.

In the sixth round, Barbosa finally did enough to win. From the seventh to the ninth, it was close, as Lopez was working to face more than Barboza forward. In the tenth round, Lopez offers change, and took it to Barbuza.

In the eleventh round, Lopez Pbuza continued outside. In the twelfth and final round, although Lopez, most often it looks like the winner.

Grades 116-112 twice and 118-110. Referee Eric Dali.

Livel Whitetton, the weight of the superb feather, lost 1-3-1 (1) against South Pu Rito Tsutsomi, 1-0) by a unanimous decision of six rounds.

Grades 60-54 twice and 58-56. Charlie Fitch was the ruling. The episode’s episode is insulating.