Box results: Jan Paul Rivera stops at Daniel Bailey

At the main event, the feather weight, Jan Paul Rivera (13-0, 7 kos) stopped “The dedication” Daniel Bailey (15-3, 8 kos) at 2:58 of the sixth round of a 10 round scheduled on Friday night at the Caribe Royale Orlando, Orlando, Florida.

At halfway through the first round, Rivera landed a left hook on his chin, leaving Bailey for a 8 fedee count Luis Pabon count. Managed to get back enough to pass the round. In the second round, Rivera continued to have its way. Bailey was twice warned of violations by referee Pabon. In the third round, Bailey had a better round. In the fourth round, Rivera pursued Bailey around the ring, easily turning around.

In the fifth round, Rivera continued out of Bailey, who only landed on the left. In the final half minute of the sixth round, Rivera landed on the chin, leaving Bailey for a 8 -referent count of referee Pabon. In the last seconds, a large amount of punch landed, forcing referee Pabon to stop.

The SouthPaw Junior Middleweight Yoelvis ‘La Joya’ Gomez (9-1 (7 kos) won a majority decision of ten rounds on Edwine Huminee, Jr. (9-2, 7 kos) for the continental title of the WBA.

In the first three rounds, Gomez beat Humaine. In the fourth round, Humaine returned to the final minute, keeping his own.

In the fifth round, Gomez landed big towards his chin, but Humaine returned with good body work, not enough to go around.

In the sixth round, Humaine seemed to take the first lap in a fight with both moments. Humaine had gomez moving -for the first time.

In the seventh round, Humaine returned to work in Gomez, who had his time, but he slowed down, as Humaine ended the round.

In the first two minutes of the eighth round, he returned and returned. In the eighth round round, Gomez swinging Humaine with a left on his chin. In the ninth round, the action continued. In the final half, Gomez swinging Humaine with a lead to the left on the chin, taking the vault. In the tenth and final round, Gomez had his way for the most part.

Luis Pabon was the referee. The scores were 95-95, 96-94 and 97-93.

Light Corey “Too Smooth” Marksman (12-0-1, 9) impressed Southpaw Luis ‘Bebo’ Martinez (9-2, 4 kos) at 0:19 in the seventh round of an eight-round rounds.

In the first round, Marksman had an advantage. In the last seconds of the second round, Markson struck Martinez with a right on the chin of a Martinez game. In the third round, Marksman turned Southpaw and again dominated until the last seconds when Martinez supported him in a corner.

In the fourth round, Markson, outside the corner, landed half a dozen punches, driving a game on Martinez at several steps. In the fifth round, Markson dominated to the point of stoppage of Martinez.

In the sixth round, Markson hurt Martinez in the last seconds with a left on his chin. In the seventh round, three rights that ended with a Markson left on Martinez’s chin had the referee Chris Young to leave.

Tayre Jones (13-1, 7 kos) Light heavy weight lost his first fight against Alexander Rios Vega (10-2, 3 kos) by a unanimous decision of eight rounds.

The scores were 78-74, 78-74 and 78-74.

Welterweight (5-0, 3 kos) Sliva’s conception diamond (5-0, 3 kos) eliminated Renny Viamonte (4-2-1, 2 kos) at 1:59 in the second round.

In the second round, Viamonte descended to the first part of a right hand of the chin.

Damazion of heavy weight ‘Mazi’ Vanhouter (9-0, 6 kos) stopped Colby Madison (11-9-3, 7 kos) at 2:48 in the first round of six rounds planned.

In the first round thirty seconds, Vanhouter landed a loop on his chin, leaving Madison for the count

Carlos Jamil de Leon Castro (5-0, 4 kos) was out of Southpaw Haminton Blando (3-1-1, 1 ko) at 1:47 in the second round of a six rounds scheduled.

In the second round, Castro had Blandon with problems against the ropes when the referee Luis Pabon called his stop.

Super Featherweight Jahmal Harvey Olympic (1-0, 1 KO) impressed to stop ‘The Diamante’ Marcelo del Aguila (5-2, 1 ko) at the end of the first round of a six round rounds.

In the first round, Harvey had his way, turning Southpaw in the final minute, leading from the Aguila to the ropes. Between the rounds, of the Aguila he refused to leave the corner.

Alicia Collins was the referee.