Boxing results

Former WBA International Champion Derek ‘War’ Chisora ​​Otto Wallin defeated a unanimous decision of 12 rounds, and scored a twelfth place in the IBF deodorant on Saturday evening in the Live Arena Cooperative Square in Manchester, England.

Cisura, 36-13 (25), scored a knockout blow on the ninth and 12th rounds against Walin, 34, to get victory at the main event.

In the first round, the Chrisora ​​entered the longest -long Wallin South Southpaw, sometimes SouthPaw. In the second round, it was more than that until the last half of the last minute when Wallen fell, on the corner, several left upper Akots on Cisura chin.

At the last minute of the fourth round, Cisura landed directly on the chin, followed by another one, and later, the best in the chin, and the attention of Walin.

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In the fifth round, Chesura and Elin had to hold in the middle of the road. Christra suffered a cut between the right eye and eyebrows from the head of the heads. He also had small pieces on the left eyebrow. Before starting the tour, John’s referee was examined for the cutting of the pieces, and the angle should have wiped his blood wearing the blood before the follow -up.

At the last minute of the sixth round, Walin used an effective blow with a solid left, and open the pieces again. In the tenth round, Cisura stopped fighting on the ropes, put his arms, and then returned to work. In the last minute, Walin again opened the cut with a left hand.

At the last minute of the eleventh round, Cisura fell to the chin and yen. In the twelfth and final minute, Cisura maintained pressure on Walin, where a group of five trees fell with the final rightwill to the fabric, where the verdict gave Latham 8 workers. At the height, it looked as if it was over, but the bell looked.

Grades 117-109, 114-112 and 116-110

The former British champion and the continental WBA Nathan Hayman Heinn, 2-18-1 (16) was a dissatisfied French champion, Sofienne Khaati, 18-5 (7) at 1:08 of the seventh round of 10 scheduled rounds, for the title of continental WBA .

In the first round, Henny Khati shook with the right on the chin. In the fifth round, the blood of the blood was extracted from the south of Henny with a right hand. Later, the left hook caused bad cuts on the left eyebrow. His face was a bloody chaos.

In the seventh round, Katati was going out on his feet, and ending the fighting.

A British champion, the hero of the lightweight champion and the WBC Silver Jack ‘Demonite Man’ Rafferty, 24-0 (15) defeated the British Central Region Champion Raging Bull ‘Macmillan, 17-1 (2) at 1:37 of the seventh round 12 rounds .

In the seventh round, Ravierti had McMelan came out on his feet when the towel was thrown.

“Super”, Masoud Abdullah, 11-1 (7), a disputed decision for Zac Miller, 15-1 (3) to obtain the vacant British title, has more than 12 rounds.

In the first three rounds, Abdullah surpassed Miller. In the seventh round, Miller finally seemed to find the mark against Abdullah. In the tenth round, Abdullah drew blood from the nose of Miller, whose eyebrows were small and began to carry Abdullah.

In the eleventh and twelve rounds, Miller returned well.

Referee Mark Leson. Grades 114-114, 115-114, 115-113

Walter Fury, Walter Ferry, 3-0 (0), Joe Hardy, 3-28) won 4 points.

Referee Mark Leson recorded 40-37

Joe Cooper defeated the average weight, 4-0) over Artjom SPATAR, 4-11-1 (1) over 4 rounds.

In the fourth round, Cooper scored a pair of a knockout.

Referee Steve Gray recorded 40-34

Louis Williams, heavy, 3-0 (1) defeated Christian ‘The Cricker’ Uwaka, 1-5 (1) 4 rounds.

Referee Steve Gray recorded 40-36

South and weights of South Powe Jermin, “God’s Plan”, defeated Bullhammer Butler, 3-16 (1) over four rounds.

The referee was recorded by Mark Leson 40-36

Zach Parker, 26-1 (18) defeated heavy weight, Michael Diallo, 21-1-2 (18) over 10 rounds.

In the fourth round, Parker received bad pieces through his right eyebrow. In the seventh round, Parker’s face was a bloody chaos with several pieces, including his nose. He was exhausted, although perhaps before.

In the ninth round, Parker Diallo shook with the right on the mid -road chin on the round. It seemed as if Parker pulled it in the tenth and final round.

Degrees 98-92, 98-93, 97-94

The referee Victor Login, and the broadcaster of the episode was Thomas Triper