Zander Zaas (22-0, 13 Cos) Jorge “Cheno” Garcia Perez (33-5, 26 Cos) defeated a unanimous decision of 12 rounds to seize the WBO World title for novice weight in WBO on Saturday night at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Zayas spent all night pregnancy and move. Zander was excessive.

On the first three rounds, Zaas had the edge with the end of Garcia, with a wave. On the fourth through the eighth rounds, Zas had the edge.

In the eleventh round, Zaas took another round. In the twelfth and final round, Gareas.

The grades were 116-112, 115-110 and 119-109. Eric Dali was the ruling.

In the joint event, Bruce Show Show Carrington Junior (16-0, 9 Cos) defeated WBO Africa Mateus Heita (14-1, 9 KOS) with a unanimous decision of 12 rounds to win the WBC’s temporary global feather weight title.

On the first three rounds, Carrington was his way with Hita. In the fourth round, it was a big tour of Cargoon. In the last minute, it faced a knockout blow with the right up to the Heita chin. In the last seconds of the sixth round, Carrington fell a left hook for Heita.

On the ninth and tenth rounds, Carrington continued to hit Hita on the punch. In the twelfth and last round, it seemed that Carrington had stopped him.

The grades were 120-108, 120-108 and 119-109. Harvey Dock was the ruling.

The feathers’ weight, “dangerous”, Carlos Santana-Jouirro (15-0, 12 Cos) won the South Pao Aaron Alamida (30-3, 17 Cos), unanimously, 10 rounds to win the feather weight title.

In the third round, Santana dominated Olaida in the last seconds with a group of head. In the sixth round, Santana Alamida shook with the right on the chin in the middle of the round.

In the ninth round, Santana fell several lead rights to the President of Olmeea. In the tenth and final round, Osida has a bruise under his left eye at this time. Santana enjoyed the last round, where Osida followed him about the ring, he was unable to cut the ring, and got the entire round.

The grades were 100-90, 100-90 and 100-90. It was the ruling.

The WBO Champion between the continents of Rohan “El Rayo” Polango (17-0, 10 KOS) easily over Quick Draw ‘Randall (15-3-1, 3 KOS) with one unanimous decision unanimously.

In the first three rounds, everything was Polanko. In the fourth round, Polanko fell into the chin, and Randal shook one minute after the round.

In the eighth round, Randal fell to the right in the Polanko chin, and perhaps the best punch for it so far. In the ninth round, Bolanco again regained control of a profitable but difficult battle. In the tenth and final round, both know that the battle is at stake, although Bolanco appears to be a certain winner.

Degrees 97-93, 100-90, and 99-91. Sean Clark was the ruling.

Stephen Navarro defeated the weight of the fly (7-0, 5 Cos) Christopher “Vago” Rios (13-3, 7 Cos) by unanimous decision of eight rounds.

In the third round, due to the head of the heads, Navarro suffered a cut on his left eyebrow. Navarro at the forefront at this time. In the fourth round, Navarro turned into SouthPaw, with another round. In the fifth round, Navarro outperforms RIOS. In the sixth round, RIOS continues to press Navarro, which lacks JAB, but compensates for a anti -hand attack against RIOS.

In the seventh round, Navarro was hit by the upper fighting of the body in the last minute. In the eighth and final rounds, it may have been better while leaving everything hanging.

The grades were 77-75, 77-75, and 77-75.

Emiliano Fernando Vargas (15-0, 13 Cos), light weight weighing, Emiliano Fernando Vargas (15-0, 13 Cos), expelled Alexander Espinoza (20-4-1, 9 Cos) at 0:42 of the first round of eight courses.

In the first round, Vargas took a knockout blow from Espinoza and faced it with a solid right over the chin, as it dropped Espinoza while referee Ricky Gonzalez at the age of ten as Espinosa could not restore his feet.

Super Flyweight SouthPaw Juanma ‘Juanmita’ Lopez De Jesus (3-0, 2 KOS) is stopped by EL Leon Gonzalez-SANCHEZ (5-3, 4 KOS) at 1:14 of the second round of four rounds.

In the first round, after a minute, a counter of Lopez left on the chin and the bottom of Gonzalez-Sanshez for 8 numbers of the referee Shada Mardok. With one minute to go, the editing and narration Gonzales Sanchez were dropped. In the second round, their feet seemed intertwined when Gonzalez-Sanshez fell when the referee appeared to stop what was not identical prematurely.

The weight of the feather Julius “Chu” Palu (1-0) defeated Brandan Ayala (2-1, 1 Co) with an unique decision.

In the first three rounds, Palu was the edge. In the fourth and final round, he could have gone in either direction.

The grades were 40-36, 40-36, and 40-36. Sean Clark was the ruling.

The episode’s broadcaster Jimmy Lennon Junior was.