William Zebida, the temporary WBC champion of the light weight of the 12 -round majority decision over the former IBF champion of feathers Tevin Farmer on Saturday night at the main event in Kanikon, Quintana Row, Mexico.

SouthPaw Zepeda, 33-0 (27), won the 12-way majority decision on Farmer, 33-8-1 (8). In the first round, it was close, because Zebida might have brought it out. In the second round, all of this was Zebida, after it had harmed the farms in the last seconds. In the third round, Zebida continued pressure on the farmer, which was mentioned when he could.

In the first minutes in the fourth round, Zebida was to the body. In the last minute, Farmer returned, after Zebida was injured. In the last seconds, Zepeda Rallying was. In the fifth round, Zepeda had a farmer supporting the entire round when, in the last seconds, Farmer Zebida faced the top of the left on the chin.

In the sixth round, when the farmer appears to be injured, he returns with the most prominent Cotiz, which stopped Zebida in his paths. On the seventh through the ninth rounds, Zebida was again outperforming the farmer.

In the tenth round, the farmer faced well. In the eleventh round, Farmer faced well until the last seconds, when again, his tape was needed.

In the twelfth and last round, the farmer seemed to have scored a knockout one minute later, but the referee Mike Griffin was named Zala. Farmer had the best tour of the battle, trying to get it out as it was out of nearly three to one.

Grades 114-114, 116-112 and 115-113.

In the joint event, WBA Super World and WBO Mini Champapaw Oscar ‘El PuPilo’ Collazo, 12-0 (9) expelled Southpaw Edwin ‘Canito Cano, 13-3-1 (4) at 1:12 of the fifth round of 12 rounds.

In the first two rounds, Kulazo had the edge, as he was outperforming Kano. In the fourth round, Kulazo was injured by Kano. Kano came back, and half of the punches fell.

Colazo fell in the fifth round and pushed Cano to the fabric, where the referee Miguel Canol exit.

The weight of the fly Goselito “El Huracan” Villaskuiz, 21-1-1 (13) defeated Adolvo Lee “Castillo, 12-5-2 (7) over 10 rounds. In the first round, due to the head of the head Castillo comes with his head, causing a point.

In the fourth round, the fans began chanting for Villazkuiz, who was outperforming Castillo. In the sixth round, Villazkuys fell from the left to Castillo’s body. In the seventh round, another conflict of the heads was cut and Castillo was cut on the front.

In the eighth round, Villazkuys cut this time on the left eyebrow. In the tenth and final round, Villazkuys was Castillo in the last minute. Selesto Castro was the ruling.

Degrees 100-89, 100-89 and 97-92

Cruiserweight Rob ‘Robz’ Sirwan Safar, 18-0 (13) Roberto Silva, 13-3 (7) stopped at 2:55 of the fifth round of 10 scheduled rounds.

In the second and third rounds, Safar Silva shook with rights on the chin. In the fifth round of the right round of embassy on the chin, it came out of the tongue of Silva, followed by a mixture after the ruling was harmed.

The Wbc World Mini Yokasta Valle, 33-3, (10) on charges of separate decision on the previous WBA, WBC, Flo Wbo Marlen Esparza, 15-3 (1) (1) was defeated 10 x 2 rounds.

In the first round, Esparza was the aggressor, with the mostly facing the valley with Jabs. From the second until the fourth rounds, Valle was special with excessive rights.

On the fifth through the seventh, Esparza returned well enough to take several rounds. In the eighth round, Vali returned, as he had the best hand to win the round. In the ninth round, Esparza returned with more landing. In the tenth and final round, both were their moments.

The scores were 96-94 for Esparza and 97-93, 97-93 for the Redeemer.

Joe A. Martinez episode broadcaster.