Boxing Results: Pierce’s Power predominates: Dasmarinas falls to the ninth

Elijah Pierce (21-2, 17 kos) detained Michael Dasmarinas (36-5-2, 25 kos) in the ninth round of the Wbo International Feather Plus Weight Championship on Friday night at the Tabernacle in Atlanta, Georgia. The contest stopped at 2:01 in the ninth round.

In the first round, Dasmarinas beat Pierce and, in the final thirty seconds, dropped Pierce with a counter left on the chin for a 8 referee Malik Waleed count. In the second round, he could have gone in any way. In the third round, Dasmarinas went to Pierce.

In the fourth round, Dasmarinas continued to go back, controlling pierce well. In the fifth round, due to a header, Pierce was cut off in the right eye. Dasmarinas continued to counteract it well. In the sixth round, Pierce would sometimes enter with his hands down and hit Dasmarinas. Midway Dasmarinas suffered a small cut in the right eyebrow.

In the seventh round, Pierce advanced, landing an overload on the left only once. Dasmarinas continued in Outland Pierce. In the eighth round, Pierce went to the body when Dasmarinas stood in front of him. It was a good round for Pierce.

In the ninth round, Pierce left Dasmarinas with a push and left a 8 -minute referee’s referee. Dasmarinas seemed exhausted. In the final minute, Pierce landed a right hook in the body and then to the chin, leaving Dasmarinas in the ass for the count of referee Waleed.

At the co-main event, in 2021 Olympic Medalist of Bronze, IBO and Ibf World Junior Middleweight, Southpaw ‘champion Oshae’ suga ‘Jones (9-0, 3 kos) won a 10-round divided decision on Elia’ Snatcher ‘number 2 Carranza (11-2, 3 kos).

In the first round, Jones surpassed Carranza. In the last seconds of the second round, Jones landed a couple of hooks on the chin, swinging Carranza. In the fourth round, it was better for Carranza, although not to win the round.

In the fifth round, he was nearby, with Jones stealing the round at the end. In the sixth and seventh round, Jones continued to leave Carranza. In the eighth round, Jones continued to win.

In the ninth round, Carranza fought, although he lost another round. In the tenth and final round, Jones took another, going out to a game game.

The scores were 96-94 Jones, 100-90 Carranza and 98-92 Jones. Malik Waleed was the referee.

Super Featherweight Haven Brady, Jr. (16-0, 6 kos) easily defeated Demichael Harris (12-2-1, 11 kos) by a unanimous decision of ten rounds.

In the first three rounds, Brady surpassed Harris, with defense. In the fourth round round, Brady landed half a dozen punching unanswered, having Harris against the ropes.

In the final minute of the fifth round, the referee Antonio Mohan took a Harris point for a stroke. Another round for Brady. In the sixth round, Brady injured Harris with a left on the body halfway through the round. In the seventh round, Brady had a great landing in Harris. In the eighth round round, Brady landed four hooks on Harris’s chin.

In the final minute of the ninth round, Brady injured Harris with a left hook on his chin. Took another round. In the tenth and final round, Brady had Harris on his feet in the final minute with a couple of left hooks on his chin. Brady trains Philadelphia under coach Bozy Ennis. It was his first ten.

The scores were 100-89, 100-89 and 100-89.

SouthPaw Morgan, Morgan, Mo Millions, Griggie (8-1, 5 kos) lost the Maximus Garland’s decision “Raction” (9-0, 7 kos) for a six-round unanimous decision.

In the final minute of the second round, Garland struck Griggie with his right on his chin. Winning the two rounds. In the last seconds of the third round, Garland struck Griggie with the right on his chin.

In the fourth round after a minute SouthPaw Griggie landed his first solid fist a lead on Garland’s chin. Garland controlled the rest of the road. In the final minute of the fifth round, Garland injured Griggie with a right to the body. In the sixth and final round, Griffie had his best round in a competitive game. In the end, Griggie had swollen under the right eye.

The scores were 58-56, 58-56 and 59-55. Antonio Mohan was the referee.

Nathan Lugo (5-0, 5 kos) from Super Middleweight eliminated Rashad Mcwilliams (4-1, 3 kos) at 2:39 in the first round of a six-round round.

In the first round, after twenty seconds, a double Lugo right to the chin dropped McWilliams for a 8 -count of referee Antonio Mohan. In the final minute, Lugo slipped his right hand and countered with a right on his chin, driving Mcwilliams through the ring to the bottom of the ropes in a sitting position, being counted by Referee Mohan.

Julio Gomez (7-3-2, 6 kos) of Super Weather Weather lost by a unanimous decision of six rounds of Desmond “X” Lyons (10-3, 2 kos).

In the first two rounds, Lyons, who returned to the ring after two years, showed a good hook on the left when making the two rounds of gomez. In the third round, Lyons had a good round, leaving Gomez with a left hook on his chin for a 8 -minute count Malik Waleed referee in the final minute. Gomez was cut in the right eyebrow on the first minute of the round.

In the fourth and fifth round, Lyons controlled the action. In the sixth and final round, Gomez, knowing that he was behind, put pressure on Lyons to turn around. In the end, Lyons had influenced himself outside his right eye.

The scores were 58-55, 58-55 and 59-54.

Elijah “Kaboom” Lugo (3-0, 1 kos) stopped the Marquis of SouthPaw ‘Poncho Blue Head’ Williams (3-3, 2 kos) at 1:47 of the fifth round of a six round rounds.

In the first three rounds, the 18 -year -old Lugo, with more than 200 amateur fights, uses an uncomfortable style that seems to be looking for a eliminated. Southpaw Williams maintains a punch on the face, preventing it in a narrow struggle that Lugo has an advantage.

In the fourth round, referee Malik Waleed took a point from Williams to celebrate it. In the first minute of the fifth round, Lugo landed a upper right part in the middle section, leaving Williams a 8 referee count count. With a little more than a minute, Lugo landed another body with his right, leaving Williams, who was counted.