Boxing Results: BAM Rodriguez’s relentless attack requires a corner stop against Cafu

The WBC’s heavy weight champion, Jesse ‘Bam’ Rodriguez (22-0, 15 kos), forced a corner of Wbo Phumelela ‘Cafu (11-1-3, 8 kos). Referee Hector AFU stopped the contest at 2:07 of the tenth round.

In the first two rounds, Cafu spent all the time against the ropes that countered Rodriguez, who took both rounds. In the third and fourth round, Rodríguez continued in Outland Cafu, although he had a mouse under his left eye.

In the fifth and sixth round, Rodríguez continued to win all the rounds as Cafu countered him with his back against the ropes. In the seventh round, Cafu fired on Rodríguez’s body, taking the turn. In the ninth round, Rodríguez had his best round, hurting Cafu on his body.

In the final minute of the tenth round, Rodríguez swinging Cafu with a right, almost dropped, when Rodríguez took him and both went to the canvas, until he went up, the Cafu corner called a stop. Hector AFU was the referee.

American American Southpaw Austin ‘Soldier’ Williams (19-1, 13 kos) stopped Ivan Vazquez (11-1-2, 8 kos) at 0:36 in the ninth round of a 10-round round.

In the first round, it was all Williams. In the final minute, Vazquez landed a combination. In the second round, Vazquez was struck a minute in the round by a large left of Williams. In the final minute, Vazquez landed a right on his chin, drawing the attention of Williams. Half a minute from the third round, Williams landed once down, causing the referee Mark Calo-Yoi to take a point from him. Vazquez returned, making -a struggle.

In the fourth round, they both had their moments in a narrow struggle. In the fifth round, Williams landed, having Vazquez in the corner in the middle of the round.

In the sixth round, he went ahead and forward, with Williams warned on a low punch. Landed a punch on the final minute. Vazquez returned well. In the seventh place, he returned and returned in a competitive struggle.

In the ninth round, Williams landed three strokes on his chin, leaving Vazquez for a 8-Oy referee. Beat the count and said it was finished. It was his first ten and training for a 6 round when he took this fight. They turned out years ago and knew well. All the low blows he took, he was exhausted.

Super Welterweight Pablo ‘Pretty Boy’ Valdez, 10-0 (9) stopped Robert ‘Houston Hitman’ Redmond, Jr. (8-3-2, 6 kos) At 1:00 of the third round of an eight -round rounds. Mark Calo-Oy was the referee.

2024 Junior Olympic bronze medalist Middleweight Omari ‘Banger’ Jones (3-0, 3 kos) eliminated Alfredo ‘Alfri’ Rodolfo Blanco (24-15, 11 kos) at 1:31 of the third round of six round rounds.

In the first lap, everything was Jones, while Blanco headed for a SouthPaw to prevent the punches. In the last seconds of the second round, Blanco launched a wild right when Jones landed a left hook, leaving Blanco a 8 count of referee Hector AFU.

In the third round, Midway Point, a left in the solar plexus of Jones and down was Blanco, who was counted by the AFU referee.

Super Welterweight Nishant Dev (3-0, 2 kos) stopped Laquan Evans (5-6, 2 kos) in the sixth and final round. Laurence Cole was the referee.

Super Welterweight Hector ‘Handsome’ Beltran (3-0, 3 kos) stopped Edgar ‘Cuate’ Gutierrez (3-4, 2 kos) at 2:35 in the third round of a four scheduled rounds. Ruben Pérez was the referee.

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