Boxing Results: Mickey Bey destroys Scandon on a brutal return is still a true threat to

Mickey Bey reminded everyone that has not ended yet. At the main event of the “The Future Is Now: Series II” by Swift Promotions in Newtown, Pennsylvania, the former world champion marked Oscar Scandon in submission in just three rounds.

Bey (26-3-1, 14 kos) came out loose, fast and closed. Escandon (27-10, 18 kos) never left: a clean left hook opened an hour, and at the end of the first round it was clear who was the cleanest man. Bey dropped him at the end of the second round and again in the middle of the third, forcing referee Eric Dali to divert at 2:03.

“I didn’t want to precipitate -“, said Bey after. “I let my body do what I trained.”

He named himself the “time machine” and, for once, a fighter using this nickname meant. The 40 -year -old showed that he still has enough of the tank for another struggle of big names, maybe two. If you thought it was a farewell tour, think -again.

Garcia flatten another, Kuchmenov and Gonzalez Cruise, Rodriguez returns

The burial was loaded with violent and young talent.

David Garcia, 16 and already struggled as a veteran murderer, did not waste time. He blocked MMA Crossover Marcelino Rangel and stopped him with a ruthless finish at 2:53 in the first round. Four fights and Garcia already looks like one of the best perspectives in the country.

Kuchmenov? A monster. The Russian pen of 5’10 “went down Dihl Olguin for six unilateral rounds. Each punch landed as if it were personal. Olguin did not respond to the bell for the seventh round, and no one blamed him. The judges had 60-54 through the board.

Elijah, 18, “Macho” Gonzalez landed one of the cleanest hands of the night. He quit Chavez Code in the fourth round after he left him twice. Gonzalez hunted with bad intentions: the guy who fits you quickly.

Jonathan Rodriguez returned for almost a year and made eight safe rounds on Jesus Martinez. Not spectacular, but solid. The cards 80-72, 80-72 and 79-73 reflected total control. Got the job.

Thanjhae Teasley remained unbeaten with a dominant sweep of the six rounds of Nelson Morales. The left hooks in their body did most of the damage, but Morales, as usual, would not fold. The judges gave it to Teasley Clean: 60-54 around.

Rommel Dunbar Jr. He opened the program with a wide four round victory over Denzel Bowlding. Solid debut. Wipe box, good pace and smart body working on the section.

Complete struggle results:

• Mickey Bey Def. Oscar Scandon – TKO3 (2:03), light

• DARIAL KUCHMENOV Def. SiLhl Olguin – RTD6, Super Pen

• David Garcia Def. Marcelino Rangel – Ko1 (2:53), Bantamweight

• Elijah Gonzalez Def. Chavez Code – KO4 (1:31), Super Lightweight

• Jonathan Rodriguez Def. Jesus Martinez-Ud (80-72, 80-72, 79-73), heavy weight

• Thanjhae Teasley Def. Nelson Morales-Ud (60-54 x3), heavy weight

• Rommel Dunbar Jr. Def. Denzel Bowlding-Ud (40-36 x3), Super Pen