The temporary weight champion of weight in the world, Galle Jaffay (9-1, 7 Cos), was beaten, where he decreased in the last round in a bloody battle to the former World Championship in WBO and IBF, the world champion in the decision, in the decision of a cover, in freedom, in Solog, in Solog, in Solouh, in Solog,

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2021 The Olympic Gold Medal, Yavai, lost an unbalanced bloody battle to Rodriguez Junior, and scored a knockout in the twelfth round.

In the first round, in the middle of the road, Rodriguez landed in the left top on the chin, where Jaffay, who continued to pull him to most of the round, fell again in the last seconds.

In the second round, Rodriguez turned into South Bao and the back, and Jaffay was to defend a group of four trees. Referee Mark Bates seemed to prefer Javay, which allowed him to use his help with Rodriguez’s warning for a low punch.

In the fourth round, a minute later, the headscarf struggle caused a cut on the left eyebrow from Jaffay. Another good tour of Rodriguez, turning to South Pau and returning to the Orthodox. In the fifth round, Rodriguez suffered a cut on the left eyebrow after a minute of the round. It was a round of procedure. Rodriguez was mostly lucky, Javay, who used payment and help for revenge.

In the seventh round, what resembles Rodriguez, who scored a knockout blow, was sentenced to the participation of the leg by the Bings. A big tour of Rodriguez. In the eighth round, Jaffay continues to use Koua, where Rodriguez was in the middle of the round in the middle of the round, she knocked on the head of Jaffay with the right right on the chin.

Between the tours, examine the ring doctor cut each of the fighters. Rodriguez was mostly superior to Javay, as he was linked when he did so. In the tenth round, Rodriguez Yavai was almost placed across the ropes on the round. Rodriguez, not Javay, warns to use his help. Rodriguez has fell more than 100 punches.

In the eleventh round, the blood was flowing from the left eye from Jaffay, where Rodriguez fell successive punches on the pieces. Once again, the referee Bings Rodriguez and Yavai warn against using their hands. In the twelfth and final round, Rodriguez fell five punches with a final left hook on the chin, and Jaffay fell for 8 numbers of the ruling after a minute of the round. Rodriguez dealt with the beating that officials can take from.

The grades were 119-108, 119-108 and 118-109.

In the main support, the British champion Konah Walker (16-3-1, 7 KOS) came from the back and stopped the former WBO EURO champion Lion ‘Dynamo’ Taylor (28-3-1, 14 KOS) at 0:45 of the seventh round of 12 rounds in a battle war.

In the first round, Walker continued to move forward, as Taylor faced the most prominent Cotiz. In the last seconds, Walker finally fell an effective punch, a left hook on Taylor chin. In the second round, Taylor was outperforming walking when he decreased. After seconds, he again reached a decrease, causing Bob Williams to give him a precise break. He returned, and five punches that were not answered before Walker fell.

In the third round, she returned back and forth, with the last minute, and Walker fell to the right, where he drew blood from the taylor nose. On the fourth rounds in the middle of the road, the oath of Taylor opened small pieces on the left eyebrow of Walker. In the last minute, Walker Taylor’s nose was bleeding all over his face.

In the fifth round, Walker Taylor was against the ropes until Taylor returned. Taylor fell, in the last minute, a mixture of four provisions to the chin of Walker, and took the round.

In the sixth round, Taylor’s JAB created rights for Walker chin, mostly Walker. Both bleed from the mouth. In the seventh round, Walker Taylor dropped in the middle of the road with the left on the chin, and took the count on his knees and elbows.

Olympic champion and WBA International SouthPaw Peter McGrail (12-1, 6 KOS) won the majority decision 10 rounds on WBO Euro Super Bantam Ionut Baluta champion (17-6-1, 3 KOS).

In the first minute of the first round, both of them exchanged good punches to the chin. Then, several times, McGill shook the ball with the left on the chin. In the second round, the swinging wild Balota got several left to the chin McGill, which was supporting him in a corner.

In the third round, thirty seconds, McGill shook Balta with a right hook for the chin. In Midway Point, McGrail fell from the left introduction leading Baluta to the ropes that might have been called a knockout by Steve Gray.

At the middle of the road in the sixth round, the cross -sorted forearm caused the right eyebrow from McGill. In the seventh round, Baluta was his best tour with McGrail in favor of the pieces.

In the eighth and ninth rounds, Balota continued to most of McGill. In the tenth and final round, Balota was a small block on his right eye. McGrail, because the pieces were not dominant. Balota came to fight, and the second good half of the battle was for him. McGrail may have withdrawn in the final round, in an attempt to stop.

The grades were 95-95, 97-93, and 97-93.

The weight of the feather superpaw Ibrahim Suleiman (8-0, 4 Cos) won the Brian Phillips (12-6, 3 Cos) with a points decision of eight rounds.

In the first four rounds, Suleiman was outperforming Philips. In the eighth and final round, in the last minute, Suleiman fell to the left, and the blood was drawn from the Philips nose.

The referee Ryan Churchill was recorded 80-72.

Giorgio Visioli lightweight (8-0, 6 KOS) beat Elias Federico Duguet (7-2-1, 2 Cos) with a points decision of eight rounds.

In the first four rounds, Visioli dominated. In the eighth round, Visioli fell from the top of the left after Duguet missed with a right -right, and Duguet was dropped for 8 numbers of Ryan Churchill.

Churchill recorded the battle 80-71.

Aaron Bowen (6-0, 4 Cos) stopped the medium weight Mikola Fovak (15-8, 9 Cos) at 2:22 of the fourth round of the eight scheduled battle.

In the third round, Bowell cut the right VOVK eyelid with a left hook. In the fourth round, Boyle fell with a wave of punches, forcing the VOVK angle to throw the towel with 0:38, forcing the referee Kevin Parker to call.

Hamza Uddin (5-0, 2 KOS) south of Lendro Jose Blanc (8-3, 3 KOS) knocked on 0:37 of the seventh of eight scheduled rounds.

Ryan Chorel was the ruling.

Heavyweight 2024 Olympic Bat Brown (2-0, 2 Cos) stopped Ivan Doca (5-6, 3 Cos) at 1:02 of the second round of six rounds of destiny.

In the first minute in the first round, Browns and her rights were swollen under the right eye of Doca. In the second round, the left went to the chin and the adults to the body, and the bottom of Duka for 8 numbers of Kevin Parker, which was called Duka Rians.

Tiah Mai Ayton (1-0, 1 Ko) Sarah Ursagi (2-8) knocked on 0:23 of the third round of six tours.

In the third round, Aiton Ursagi fell twice before the referee Ryan Churchill called.

The episode’s announcer was David Diamanti.