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The World Champion of Heavy Weight IBO, WBC and Wbo, Oleksandr Usyk (24-0, 15 kos), unified the titles, scoring twice, stopping the World Champion of Heavy Weight Ibf Daniel ‘Dynamite’ Dubois (22-3, 21 kos) in the fifth round to capture the unpaid championship on Saturday at Wembley Stadium de London. Referee Michael Griffin had Dubois at 1:52 of the fifth round.
In the first round, Usyk used an effective dagger. In the second round, Dubois returned well enough to have an advantage. In the third round, Dubois pushed usyk without warning. Usyk seemed to have a swelling on his lips from the right hand of Dubois. In the fifth round, Usyk left Dubois for a referee 8 count Mike Griffin. Once again, Usyk left Dubois and counted when his corner threw his towel.
Silver Wbc Lawrence ‘The Salsa’ Okolie (22-1, 16 kos) was easily defeated by Southpaw Kevin ‘The Ko Kid’ Lerena (31-4, 15 kos) by a ten-round unanimous decision on the main card support.
In the first three rounds, Okolie had an advantage. In the Fifth Rouss, Lerena was cut off on the left eye. In the seventh round, Okolie landed several rights to start the round. Lerena seems to do more participation than to fight.
In the eighth round, Lerena finally landed effective punches, although she is not enough to win the round. In the ninth round, around the left eye of Lerena was swollen to the end. In the tenth and final round, Okolie continued a tactical performance in a fight with too much participation and a unilateral victory for Okolie.
Scores 100-90 twice and 99-91 Victor Loughlin was the referee.
IBF Southpaw Southpaw Daniel Lapin (12-0, 4 kos) champion won a ten-round majority decision on Lewis ‘The Saint’ Edmondson (11-1, 3 kos).
In the first three rounds, Edmondson seemed to have a slight advantage. In the final minute of the fourth round, Lapin was stunned by Edmonson with a long and left hook on the chin. From the fifth to the seventh, Lapin had an advantage.
In the ninth round, after having its best round, Edmondson seemed tired. In the tenth and final round, both fighters were tired, fought closely, trying to move forward, with Lapin with advantage.
Scores 95-95, 96-94 and 96-94. Marcus McDonnell was the referee.
Lasha Guruli Super Lightweight (2-0, 1 ko) stopped Francis “Two dogs” by James (7-2, 1 ko) at 0:02 of the fifth of six round rounds.
In the first three rounds, everything was guruli leaving Francis. In the fourth, Guruli gave Francis a good beating. When the bell started in the fifth, the struggle was worn after the ring doctor checked Francis between rounds. Amy was the referee.
SouthPaw, SouthPaw, Aadam, Prince “Hamed (7-0, 3 kos) defeated Ezequiel Gregores (3-25) for a four-point decision.
In the first three rounds, Hamed had his way over the most part, using an effective dagger. At the end of the third round, Gregores landed the final punch. In the fourth and final round, Gregores was warned by referee Amy Pu to accuse himself of using his head. Gregor had a bloody nose at the end. When a punch would land, Hamed would move away and counteract easily, winning the four rounds.
The referee Pu set 40-36.
The ex-heavy weight champion of Wbo Asia Pacific Vladyslav Sirenko (22-1, 19 kos) was upset by the decision of the former British champion Solomon “The Meal Deal” Dacres (10-1, 3 Kos) for a ten-round unanimous decision.
In the first two rounds, Sirenko surpassed dacres. In the third round, Dacres landed a solid hook on the chin, the best so far.
In the fifth round, Dacres seemed to win another round and overflowing Sirenko. In the ninth round, Sirenko went ahead. In the final minute, Dacres landed a top left on the chin that had no effect on Sirenko, although Dacres could have won another round. In the tenth and final round, he returned and returned to a closed round won by dacres.
The scores were 99-91, 98-92 and 99-92. Bob Williams was the referee.
Last updated on 19/07/2025
