Boxing Results: The controversial reduction leads to the unconvincing victory: Emanuel Navarrete takes a technical decision on Suárez in disappointing main event

Wbo’s light world champion, Emanuel ‘Vaquero’ Navarrate (40-2-1, 32 kos), won an eight-round technical decision on Charley Suarez (18-1, 10 kos) Saturday night at the Pechanga Arena in San Diego, California. The doctor of the ring stopped the fight for a second in the eight round due to a cut that Navarrete had suffered from the left eye of a header at the sixth round. The stop time was at 00: 1 of the eight round.

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In the first round, Navarrate, which took six times to take weight, left Suarez, who ended with the round with a bloody mouth. Navarrate had trouble problems with a punch in the final minute of the fourth round.

In the fifth round, Navarrate landed numerous capital letters on the chin of Suarez. In the sixth round, Navarrate received an unpleasant cut on the left eyebrow due to an accidental clash of heads, causing the blood to cover the face throughout the round. Navarrate continued to dry the cut throughout the round. I had SUAREZ in trouble at the end of the round.

In the seventh round, Suarez beat Navarrate with punches mostly in the cut. Referee Edward Collantes called the ring doctor to check the cut after the round, informing the referee to stop. They went to the cards 78-75, 77-76 twice in favor of Navarrate, governing the stoppage 00: 1 of the eighth round of a technical decision.

At the co-main event, Nabf and Wbo Nabo Nabo Reay ‘Muratalla, 23-0 (17) defeated WBO contestant no. 2 Zaur Abdullav, 20-2 (12), for a unanimous decision of 12 laps of winning the title of Light IBF.

In the second round, Muratalla landed a right on Abdullaev’s chin, which impressed him in the first minute. In the third round, Abdullaev surpassed Muratalla, although there were few punches at any of the boxers.

From the seventh to the ninth round, Muratalla surpassed Abdullaev. Muratalla traveled his way to win both the tenth and eleventh round. In the twelfth and last round, Muratalla turned Southpaw and went out to Abdullaev. Abdullaev’s face seemed to enter a fan at the end.

Scores 118-110, 119-109 and 119-109. The referee was Thomas Taylor.

Andres Cortes de Super Pess de Pen, 23-0 (12), easily surpassed Salvadore ‘Salvi’ Jiménez, 14-2-1 (6), due to a boring unanimous decision of ten rounds.

In the first four rounds, everything was Jiménez’s little offense, who fought against a shell, allowing cortes to go to the body with left hooks.

In the sixth round, Jiménez finally started throwing punches, although he is not enough to win his first lap. In the ninth round, Cortés continued to win another round. In the tenth and final round, it was all courts while Jiménez landed the punch and began celebrating as if he won the fight, much less a round.

The scores were 99-91 and 100-90, 100-90. Ray Corona was the referee.

Southpaw of Welterpaw ‘Gallo de Oro’ Giovani Santillan, 34-1 (18), defeated Angel Beltran, 18-3 (11), by a unanimous decision of ten rounds.

In the first four rounds, it was Beltran who had the nose of Santillan bloody of the third round. In the fifth round, Santillan finally did enough to leave Beltran.

In the final minute of the sixth round, Santillan landed half a dozen of the left on the Beltran chin. In the seventh and eighth round, Beltran made Santillan a backup.

In the ninth round, Beltran again took another round with his hand speed. In the tenth and final round, less than a minute, once Santillan left Beltran. It was a nearby round in a narrow struggle. The scores were 97-93, 97-93 and 97-93. The referee was Thomas Taylor.

Super Bantamweight Sebastian ‘Logan’ Hernandez, 20-0 (18), won Azat ‘Crazy in’ Hovhannisyan, 21-6 (17), for a unanimous decision of ten rounds.

In the first three rounds, Hernandez had an advantage for two rounds, and then Hovhannisyan took the third, turning SouthPaw. In the fourth round, Hovhannisyan countered a body attack when he was pressured by Hernandez.

In the fifth and sixth round, Hernández used a vicious body attack to hurt and back up Hovhannisyan. In the seventh round, Hernández had Hovhannisyan against the ropes, seeking to end the fight, when Hovhannisyan returned to the last seconds with a punch.

In the eighth round, once again, Hernandez had Hovhannisyan against the strings with little return. Hovhannisyan did enough to pass the round. In the ninth round, Hernández headed especially when referee David Solivan took a Hovhannisyan point to celebrate it.

In the tenth and final round, Hernández won the body when Hovhannisyan returned and did enough to take the round. The judge’s scores were 98-91, 98-91 and 98-91.

Alan Light Alan ‘Kid Kansas’ Garcia, 16-1 (11), defeated Cristian ‘Vikingo’ Medina, 8-3-1 (5), by a unanimous decision of eight rounds.

In the second round, a upper right hand part of Medina in the final minute had Garcia that kept when Medina turned to the canvas. In the third round, Garcia left SouthPaw, then returned to the Orthodox and made a attack on Medina, having a good round.

In the fifth round, Garcia passed his way to the final half, when Medina landed a higher team, which injured Garcia in the bell.

In the seventh round, Medina landed a top right, opening a blood flood from Garcia’s nose in the middle of the round. In the eighth and final round, it was all Garcia who, in the last seconds, had the left eyebrow of Medina carved with blood that flowed on the side of his face to the bell.

The scores were 79-73, 79-73 and 79-73. The referee was Edward Collants.

Super Flyweight Perla Bazaldua, 2-0 (1), easily beat Southpaw Mona Ward, 0-2), by a unanimous decision of four rounds.

In the first round, Bazaldua had his way with Ward, leaving his head in the last seconds, forcing Bazaldua to the canvas. In the second and third round, everything was Bazaldua. In the fourth and final round, Bazaldua completed another round. The scores of the judges were 40-36, 40-36 and 40-36. Chris Leben was the referee.

The announcing of the ring was Jimmy Lennon, Jr.