Box results: Manny Flores and Jorge Chavez fight with a draw

Manny Flores (20-1-1, 16 kos) of Super Bantamweight (20-1-1, 16 kos) fought with a majority draw of ten rounds with Jorge Chavez de Mexico (14-0-1, 8 kos) on Thursday night for the Golden Title of the continental American WBA at the Fantasy Springs Casino de Indio, California.

(Credit: Golden Boy / Crisqueda)

In the first round, Flores chased Chávez until the final minute, when Chávez finally landed a right on the Flores chin. In the second and third round, he went ahead and forward on who was in office.

In the fourth round, after half a minute, Southpaw Flores hurt Chavez with a capital capital on the chin. Again, with a little over a minute, he did it again in another round nearby. In the fifth round, Flores had another good round, Chávez, except for Chávez, landed a solid hook on the left in the final minute to the Flores chin.

In the sixth round, Chávez took a solid round again, even changing to SouthPaw at times. In the seventh round, it was the whole punch of Chávez after the punch. In the eighth round, Chávez continued to achieve the best of Flores with the speed of the hand and the movement of the foot.

In the ninth round, Flores took over and dominant Chávez for the first time. In the tenth and final round, with the decision of Grabs, Flores had the best, cutting Chávez in the right eyebrow halfway.

The scores were 97-93 Chavez, 95-95 and 95-95. Thomas Taylor was the referee.

In the co-cinema, Jordan Jordan “The Patriot” Panthen (11-1, 9 kos) lost a majority decision of ten rounds to the Farid ‘Shogun’ Ngoga (11-1, 6 kos) in a struggle for all the action for the continental gold title of the WBA America.

In the second round, everything was an action with NGoga turning Southpaw and back after losing the first round, disembarking a punch during the half round before Panthen took over. In the third until the sixth round, the action continued, each of the laps.

In the seventh round, Panhen in the final minute would be a backup to get a breath, when I went to the attack and return to Ngoga. In the ninth round, Panhen’s right eyebrow was cut off by a half -way clash. In the tenth and final round, it was a nutrition battle and the decision could go in any way in a struggle for all action.

The scores were 95-95, 96-94 and 97-93. Ray Corona was the referee.

Fabian Guzman of Medium Weight (8-0, 7 kos) defeated Bryan Arregui (11-6, 7 kos) by a unanimous decision of eight rounds.

The scores were 80-72, 79-73, 78-74. Rudy Bargan was the referee.

Super Pheather Peshing Lenardo ‘Bazooka’ Sanchez (9-0, 7 kos) eliminated Abraham Valdez (14-2, 9 kos) at 2:16 in the fourth round of a six rounds planned. Ray Corona was the referee.