Boxing Results: Crocker’s Derrocators segment the victory against Donovan

At the main event, Lewis ‘The Croc’ Crocker, 22-0 (11) won a 12-round divided decision on Southpaw Paddy Donavan (14-2, 11 ko) to win the heavy weight title IBF on Saturday night at Windsor Park in Belfast in northern Ireland.

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In the first two rounds, there were few punches. In the third round, Donovan’s Jab was counteracted by a left hook in Crocker, leaving him for an 8 count of referee Howard Foster. In the fourth, the action continued.

In the last seconds of the fifth round, a left hook of Crocker on the chin left Donovan, playing his gloves on the canvas for a count of 8 of referee Foster. In the sixth round, Crocker had an advantage. In the seventh place, was Donovan’s round.

In the eighth until the ninth rounds, Donovan had an advantage with his fist. In the tenth, it was the Crocker round. In the eleventh round, he did not do it enough to take the round. In the twelfth and final end, from another round nearby.

The scores were 115-111 for Donovan, 114-112 and 114-113 for Crocker.

In the main support, Caoimhin Agyarko (18-0, 7 kos) defeated Ismael Davis (13-3, 6 kos) by a 12-round division decision.

In the first three rounds, Davis went from Orthodox to Southpaw, and the aggressor had an advantage. In the fourth and fifth round, Agyarko returned well, counteracting Davis.

In the sixth round, Davis fought against Southpaw Agyarko. In the seventh round, it was the Ronda d’Agyarko. In the eighth round, Agyarko had swollen under the right eye in another round nearby.

In the ninth round, Davis takes the round with his right eye to close Agyarko. In the tenth round, he went ahead and forward. The ring doctor checked the eye between the rounds. At the eleventh round, Agyarko ended up strongly and turned around.

In the twelfth and last round, they both had their moments, as it seemed like a push followed by a punch by Davis that referee Michael Alexander called for a clear blow from Agyarko.

The scores were 115-112 for Davis, 114-113 and 114-113 by Agyarko.

In a resuscitation, Tyrone McKenna, Tyrone McKenna, half-weight (25-6-1, 8 kos), ravaged Dylan Moran (19-4, 9 kos) at 1:22 of the seventh round of a 10 rounds planned.

In the first round, McKenna started steeply before receiving a small cut in the left eyebrow of a chief of heads. In the second and third round, he went ahead and forward with Moran having an advantage.

In the fourth and fifth round, McKenna supported Moran against the ropes until Moran fought against his departure. McKenna turned around. In the sixth round, McKenna pulled blood from Moran’s nose halfway through a struggle full of action.

In the seventh round, McKenna swinging Moran with a left on the head, and while Moran was falling, it was beaten on the back of the head by McKenna for an 8 count of referee Reece Carter. McKenna was for all Moran, while referee Carter called a stop.

The Northern Ireland’s boxing union, the Irish champion of the Super Bantamweight, Ruadhan ‘El Nino’ ​​Farrell (7-2-1, 2 kos), was stopped by Matty ‘Bam Bam’ Boreland (6-0, 2 kos) after six rounds of 10 rounds scheduled.

In the first three rounds, Boreland had an advantage. In the fifth round, a right of Farrell opened a small cut in the left eyebrow of Farrell.

In the sixth and final round, Boreland dropped Farrell with a left hook on the chin for a 8 -story count of the referee Padraig O’reachtagain. In the last seconds, a boreland punch had gone to Farrell on the bell. The corner of Farrell stopped the fight between rounds. In the end, Boreland had a bruise under the left eye.

Heavy 2024, Olympic Patrick ‘The Firefighting’ Brown (4-0, 4 Kos ravaged Austine ‘The magnificent’ Nnamdi (12-6, 10 kos) at 1:51 in the second round of a scheduled eight rounds.

In the first round, Brown used a dagger for the most part. In the last seconds, Nnamdi landed a combination. In the second round, after a minute, Brown dropped Nnamdi, who hooked to the right on top of the head for an 8 count of referee Hugh Russell, Jr. Midway, Brown landed a left hook on his chin, hurting Nnamdi, when referee Russell caught his attention.

Aaron Bowen of Super Middleweight (7-0, 5 kos) ravaged Carlos ‘La Funa’ Miguel Ronner (7-6, 2 kos) at 2:35 in the second round of an eight-round rounds scheduled.

In the second round, Bowen dropped Ronner twice.

Eamonn Magill was the referee.

The Super Bantamweight and the former MMMME Molly McCann (1-0) star stopped Bantamweight (4-8) Kate Rodomska (4-8) at 1:21 in the sixth and last round of a 6 × 2 round round.

In the first round, it was all McCann, from Orthodox to SouthPaw. In the final minute, McCann landed a right on the chin, swinging Rodomska. Rodomska, fixed in the corner, pumping a punch, Rodomska set his right foot in the half -section of McCann.

In the fourth round, McCann landed a right next to the head, leaving Rodomska a 8 count of referee Hugh Russell, JNR, in the middle of the round.

In the sixth and final round, it was all McCann who landed a left hook on his chin, forcing the referee to Russell to stop.

Kyle Smith (1-0) defeated Connor ‘Pit Bull’ Meanwell (2-30-1) by a four-round decision.

The Dominican referee Conlan scored 40-36.

Donagh Keary (3-1), Caine Singh (3-7-2), surpassed Donagh Keary (3-1) for a four-point decision. In the first two rounds, Singh was the aggressor, with an advantage. In the fourth and final round, Keary landed a top lid, out of Singh’s mouth in the middle of the round. Singh returned well, losing a lap.

The referee Eamonn Magill scored 39-37.

Jim Donovan (1-0) by SouthPaw Middleweight (1-0) defeated Super Siddleweight Lukasz Barabasz (4-18, 2 kos) by a four-point decision.

In the third round, Donovan dropped Barabasz. The Dominican referee Conlan gave a count of 8. The score was 39-36.

Announcer Ring was David Diamante.