Boxing results: Richard Torrez, Jr. Defeat Venello in Vegas!

At the Casino Resort de Palms de Las Vegas, snowfall, on Saturday night, the promoter Bob Arum (first rank) presented a card elapsed in Espn+, where the 2020 invictable Olympic silver medal medal Richard Torrez Jr. defeated the 2016 Italy 2016 “The Gladiator” Guido Vianello More than ten rounds to the main event.

In the first round, the highest pedestal was warned twice for keeping the first minute by referee Thomas Taylor. Torrez won the round. In the second round, the final referee, Taylor, took a figure point for continuous celebration. In the fourth round they had their moments with Torrez, landed a right hook in the head in the last seconds.

In the fifth round, Vianello took the first lap with a slight advantage in the punches. In the sixth and seventh round, Vianello had a couple of good rounds using his fist and did not remain.

In the eighth round round, Torrez swinging Vianello with an overload on the left on the barbecue that swallows Vianello. In the ninth round, a head of head caused a cut on the right eyelid of Torrez, which had a good round.

In the tenth and final round, Torrez showed more determination knowing that it was a narrow struggle disembarked by a half dozen punches.

Scores 97-92, 98-91 twice.

Super Lightweight Olympian and WBC and WBO no. 5 classified Wbo Lindolfo Delgado, 23-0 (16), #139.9, by Linares, Nuevo Leon, Mex, won a majority decision on Southpaw Elvis ‘The Dominican Kid’ Rodriguez, 17-2-1 (13), #139.6, by Santo Domingo, Dr, Dr, Dr, Dr, Dr.

In the first four rounds, the punch count was low for both, with Rodríguez with an advantage. In the fifth round with a minute remaining Southpaw Rodriguez, a strong right landed on Delgado’s body. At the end of the round, the swelling under the left eye of Rodríguez gets worse.

In the sixth round, Delgado landed a left hook at Rodríguez’s head, which was also inflated under his right eye at the end. In the last 30 seconds, Rodriguez landed a pair of left -wing left on a right -wing chin, which had a small cut on the nose bridge.

In the ninth round, Rodriguez landed a left hook on his chin, driving Delgado on the ropes and slid it through the ropes and almost down. In the tenth and final round they had their moments with Delgado with advantage.

Referee Allen Huggins. Scores 95-95, 96-94 twice.

The WBC no. 7 classified the light Southpaw Abdullah Mason, 18-0 (16), #135, Cleveland, Oh, stopped the Chinito of Southpaw Carlos, 28-5 (15) (153.8 celebrating its 21^while birthday.

In the second round, Mason landed a left followed by a right on the chin as Ororlas stepped on Mason and took a knee for a 8 count of referee Raul Caiz, Jr. He got up and attacked Mason’s body again in the bell. In the last seconds of the fourth round, Mason landed a left on the chin, causing an ororneal delay taking a knee for a 8 -Caiz referee count, Jr.

In the sixth round, with a remaining minute, Mason disembarked a couple of bites of bites and another delay with ororns taking a knee for another count of the referee Caiz, Jr. His right eyelid was cut before the round. At the end of the round, the doctor entered the ring examined the cut and asked Orolas to take some steps and then advised the referee to stop.

JAHI TUCKER Middle weight, 14-1-1 (6), #160.7, Deer Park, NY, easily defeated Trojan ‘Williamson, 20-4-1 (14), #160.4, Darlington, Durham County, United Kingdom, marking Lone Knockdown More than ten rounds.

In the second round, a higher team to the right of Tucker on Williamson’s chin dropped him. The referee stated that his feet became entangled so that he did not call it. In the fifth round, Williamson had Tucker covered in a neutral corner with Williamson landing half a dozen punches.

In the seventh round, Williamson landed several hooks on the barbecue that swallows Tucker. In the eighth round, a fourth hook to the left of Tucker on Wiliamson’s chin led him to the ropes causing a referee 8 count.

To the referee of the ninth round, Hoyle warned Tucker instead of Williamson to use the elbow. In the tenth and final round they fought in uniform terms.

Scores 99-89 of all judges.

Albert’s feather weight ‘Chop Chop’ Gonzalez, 13-0 (7), #124.8, by Moreno Valley, Ca, defeated Dana Coolwell “mortal”, 13-4 (8), #125.5, Beerwah, Queensland, Aust, more than 8 rounds.

In the first three rounds, Gonzalez had an advantage at Coolwell’s departure with combinations. In the fourth and fifth round, Coolwell returned well enough to take both rounds.

In the sixth round, Halfway Point, Gonzalez led Coolwell with half a dozen body shots. In the seventh round they had their moments. In the eighth and final round, Coolwell, knowing that it may need a stop, but he could not leave Gonzalez.

Referee Robert Hoyle. Scores 77-75, 78-74 and 80-72.

Super Light Southpaw Steven ‘Kid Dynamite’ Navarro, 6-0 (5), #114.8, D’Iglewood, Ca, stopped ‘The Azabachito’ Juan Esteban Garcia, 14-2-2 (11), #113.5, by Mexicali, Baja Ca, Mex, at 2:46 of the fourth round of 8 feather weight.

In the first two rounds of a nearby struggle, Navarro had a slight advantage. In the fourth round of Southpaw in Orthodox and Navarro, a dozen unanswered punches landed, causing a cut to the Garcia nose bridge when the referee Allen Huggins called a stop.

Super Welterweight Art Barrera, Jr., 8-0 (6), #152.7, by Linwood, California, scored two Knockdowns stopping Southpaw Daijohn Gonzalez, 12-6 (6), #152.9, Davenport, ia, at 2:56 in the second round of 6 rounds.

In the first round he dominated Barrera. In the second round, with half a minute, a barrier landed a left hook on the chin, leaving Gonzalez for an 8 count of referee Thomas Taylor. As a barrier he jumped on him, he left again causing the referee Taylor to move away.

The 14-time 14-time amateur field 14 times Samuel Contreras, 1-0 (1), #138.6, by Palmdale, Ca, stopped Robert Jimenez, 2-3-1 (1), #138.4, NAMPA, ID, at 2:16 in the first round of 4 rounds scheduled.

In the first round, a final minute, a stressed right wounded three more times on the chin and went down Jiménez, while referee Robert Hoyle stirred the mismatch.

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