Romero’s “Rolly” power tells the story: Garcia demolished and finally

The heavy weight Ryan ‘King Ry’ Garcia, 24-2 (20), was defeated by former WBA 140-pound champion, Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero, 17-2 (13), for a 12-round unanimous decision in the main event in Times Square in New York City. Romero scored a second round.

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Fifteen seconds in the second round, a hook on the double left of Romero on the chin dropped Garcia for a 8 -count of referee Ricky Gonzalez. Garcia recovered well enough to bring Romero, mainly landing his fist. In the third round, Garcia managed to return well enough to use an effective dagger, with Romero who did not go after him, instead of trying to match Jab by Jab, and barely taking the round.

In the fourth and fifth round, Garcia looked like a clear and out of Romero, taking the two rounds. In the seventh and eighth round, Romero continued out of Garcia, keeping him at the end of the reception.

In the ninth round after a minute, there was a good exchange that did not last long, but finally excited the fans with Ramirez with the advantage. In the tenth final round, Romero struck Garcia doing it. Romero had his way, but he could not end when he had it in trouble.

In the eleventh round, Romero stayed at the top of Garcia, but without landing anything to hurt Garcia. It was close to the twelfth and last round, making the score unpredictable.

The scores were 115-112, 115-112 and 118-109.

At the co-main event, former WBC Super Light champion, Devin ‘The Dream’ Haney, 32-0-1NC-ND (15) defeated the ex-WBC and WBO champion of £ 140 JOSE Carlos Ramirez, 29-3 (18) for a unanimous 12-round decision.

In the first round, Ramirez left Haney. In the second round, Halfway Point, Haney worked his punishment and moved preventing Ramírez from having a lot in return.

In the third round, Haney’s shoe began to take away, causing a delay in action. He finally recorded him and Haney returned to Outland Ramirez. In the fifth round, Ramírez finally began to land a couple of punches in the first minute with Haney he was slowing down, but Haney put himself on his bicycle, counteract enough to win another round. Fans ask for more actions, especially from Ramírez.

In the seventh round round, Ramirez finally landed a left hook on Haney’s chin. I had not been able to cut the ring until then. From the eighth to eleven rounds, Haney continues to move, without allowing Ramírez to land much.

In the twelfth and end of the round, Ramirez landed a hook on the double left on the body at the end of the first minute. Haney continued to counteract every time Ramírez took him.

The WBO champion Super Lightweight Teofimo, Teophimo, Lopez (22-1, 13 kos) defeated Wbo’s Interim Champion, Arnold Barboza, JR (32-1, 11 kos). by a unanimous decision of 12 rounds.

In the first two rounds, López did enough to leave Barboza. From the third to the fifth rounds, Barboza followed López around the ring and countered.

In the sixth round, Barboza finally did enough to win. From the seventh to the ninth, he was near, with López doing more opponents than Barboza progressed. In the tenth round, López presented himself for a change, bringing him to Barboza.

At the eleventh round, López continued to work Barboza. In the twelfth and last round, although López advanced mostly to the winner.

Scores 116-112 twice and 118-110. Referee Eric Dali.

Levale Whittington of Super Feather Pessage, 1-3-1 (1) lost to the SouthPaw Reito Tsutsumi, 1-0) for a unanimous decision of six rounds.

Scores 60-54 twice and 58-56. Charlie Fitch was the referee. The advertiser Ring Michael Buffer.