Box results: The majority decision of Oscar Duarte on Kenneth Sims Jr. A WBA Eliminator

Oscar Duarte (30-2-1, 23 kos) won a 12-round majority decision on Kenneth Sims, Jr. (22-3-1, 8 kos) in a heavyweight titles eliminator of WBA Saturday night at Illinois University in Chicago.

In the first round, Sims may have had an advantage. In the second round, Duarte wounded Sims several times with head shots. In the final minute of the third round, Duarte hurt Sims with the right on his chin. In the last seconds, Duarte landed half a dozen unanswered punches.

In the fifth round, Sims had its best round, going to the body of Duarte. In the final minute of the round, Sims landed a solid hook on the chin. Duarte landed a top right on the Sims chin in a vault.

In the final minute of the seventh round, Duarte had Sims in a corner with a combination of the chin before Sims countered with a left hook on the chin in the bell. In the ninth round, Duarte had a good round until the last seconds, when, outside the ropes, Sims landed a left hook on the Duarte chin.

In the tenth round, Duarte had a good round on his body. In the final minute, Sims turned Southpaw and landed several capital letters to the right on the body of the duration. In the eleventh round, Duarte followed Sims around the ring with a good body attack.

In the twelfth and last round, Duarte was the aggressor, landing well on his chin, while Sims countered him well in the body in a struggle that could go in any way.

Scores 114-114, 116-112 and 115-113. Mark Nelson was the referee.

At the CO-MAIN event, the former WBA and WBC Light Welterweight champion, Regis ‘Rougarou’ Programis (30-3, 24 kos), won by a unanimous ten-round decision on the Olympic and the former champion of the Super Fioma of the IBF SouthPaw Joseph ‘Jo yo’ Diaz (34-8-1, 15 kos) in a war.

In the final minute of the first round, Díaz landed a left on his chin, almost leaving a program, which barely managed to pass the round. In the last seconds of the second round, Díaz landed a left on his chin, having a program out of his feet in the bell.

In the fourth round, an accidental head ass caused an unpleasant cut in the left eyebrow of Diaz, causing the ring doctor to check. In the final minute, Diaz pushed the program to the canvas and hit it.

In the fifth round, Testis left Díaz, who had blood running on the face from the left eyebrow cut, ending the round, hurting the program with a combination.

In the sixth round, the Ring doctor checked the Diaz cut. Diaz Outland made a program, doing -halfway through with the right on his chin. In the last seconds, Diaz landed a left, and a program was scheduled in the bell.

In the eighth round, Diaz landed a dozen blows unanswered after a minute. Programis managed to reach the end of the fight. In the ninth round, Diaz controlled, ending the final minute, swinging the programs with a right on the chin.

In the tenth and final round, the ring doctor again checked the Diaz cut. With the struggle possibly in the result of this round, Programs surpassed Diaz, except for a diaz that is left on the chin with a remaining minute, drawing attention to the programming. This could be considered one of the fights of the year!

The scores were 96-94, 96-94 and an amount 98-92. Ben Rodrguez was the referee.

Tristan Cruiserweight Tristan Kalkreuth (16-1, 11 kos) stopped the sub-Bogeyman “Bogeyman” Devonte Williams (13-3, 6 kos) after a second of the round of three 10 rounds scheduled.

In the first round, Williams, who took the fight against the afternoon, landed hooks on Kalkreuth’s chin at first. In the final minute, Williams landed an advantage on Kalkreuth’s chin, turning around.

In the final minute of the second round, a left hook of Kalkreuth in the elbow left Williams for an 8 count of the referee Joel Campuzano, Jr. Williams moved away, removing his mouth. However, the referee allowed him to continue to reach the end, but Williams refused after a minute in the corner to continue to leave claiming an eye injury.

Yair Gallardo Light Weight (10-0, 8 Kos) defeated Southpaw what ‘The Chosen Boy’ Rankin (21-10-2, 16 kos) for a unanimous decision of eight rounds.

In the third round, with a remaining minute, Rankin landed a good left on his chin, attracting the attention of Gallardo. In the last seconds, Gallardo landed a solid right on his chin, impressive Rankin.

In the fourth round, after a minute, Gallardo drove Rankin around the ring to the last seconds, when Rankin landed several on the left in the bell. In the sixth round, after a minute, a left hook of Gallardo on the ribs fell Rankin for an 8 count of the referee Joel Campuzano, Jr.

In the eighth and final round, Rankin, knowing that he needed a tie, went out to shoot towards the body. Midway, Gallardo went well.

Scores 80-71, 79-72 and 79-72.

Joshua ‘Rocket’ Edwards (4-0, 4 kos) heavyweight raised Cayman Audie (4-2, 2 kos) at 1:29 in the first round of a six rounds planned.

In the first minute of the first round, Edwards left Audie with a right on his chin, taking a count of 8 from the referee well Rodriguez. Midway, to the right of Edwards, led Audie through the ring on the ropes, forcing referee Rodriguez to divert it.

The announcr of the ring was Joe A. Martinez.