Boxing Results: Ugly winner: Zayas is achieved and evades his passage through Garcia to Wbo Gold

Xander Zayas (22-0, 13 kos) defeated Jorge ‘Chino’ Garcia Pérez (33-5, 26 kos) by a 12-round unanimous decision to capture the middle weight title of the Wbo Junior Worly on Saturday night at the Madison Square Garden Theater in New York City. Zayas spent all night holding and moving. The fact that the Xander beaten was excessive.

In the first three rounds, Zayas had the edge with Garcia finishing the third with a flight. In the fourth until the eighth round, Zayas had the edge.

In the eleventh round, Zayas took another round. In the twelfth and last round, Zayas beat Garcia.

The scores were 116-112, 115-110 and 119-109. Eric Dali was the referee.

In the Co-Main event, Bruce ‘Shu Shu’ Carrington, Jr. (16-0, 9 kos) defeated Wbo Africa Mateus Heita (14-1, 9 kos) champion by a 12-round unanimous decision to win the interim heavy weight title of WBC.

In the first three rounds, Carrington had his way with Heita. In the fourth round, it was a great round for Carrington. In the final minute, he countered a dagger with a right top of Heita’s chin. In the sixth round round, Carrington landed a left hook on Heita’s chin.

In the ninth and tenth round, Carrington continued to beat Heita in the punch. In the twelfth and final round, it seemed that Carrington launched.

The scores were 120-108, 120-108 and 119-109. Harvey Dock was the referee.

Carlos Santana-Guerrero (15-0, 12 ko), heavyweight, defeated Southpaw Aaron Aaron Alameda (30-3, 17 kos) by a unanimous decision of ten rounds of winning Nabo’s feather title.

In the third round, Santana dominated Alameda in the last seconds with a combination of the head. In the sixth round, Santana struck Alameda with a right on her chin in the middle of the round.

In the ninth round, Santana landed numerous lead rights in the Cap de Alameda. In the tenth and final round, Alameda has a bruise under his left eye at this time. Santana had fun in the final round, while Alameda followed it around the ring, not able to cut the ring, counteract the whole round.

The scores were 100-90, 100-90 and 100-90. Shana Murdock was the referee.

WBO’s Inter-Cont-Montinental Champion, Rohan ‘El Rayo’ Polanco (17-0, 10 kos), easily surpassed Quinton ‘Quick Draw’ Randall (15-3-1, 3 kos) for a unanimous decision of ten rounds.

In the first three rounds, it was all Polanco. In the fourth round, Polanco disembarked a combination on the chin, and swinging randall after a minute in the round.

In the eighth round, Randall landed a right on Polanco’s chin, probably his best punch. In the ninth round, Polanco recovered control again in a winning but hard struggle. In the tenth and final round, they both know that the struggle is on the line, although Polanco looks like a safe winner.

Scores 97-93, 100-90 and 99-91. Shawn Clark was the referee.

Super Flyweight Steven Navarro (7-0, 5 kos) defeated Christopher ‘Vago’ Rios (13-3, 7 kos), by a unanimous decision of eight rounds.

In the third round, due to a clash of heads, Navarro suffered a cut in the left eyebrow. Navarro is very forward right now. In the fourth round, Navarro passed to Southpaw, taking another round. In the fifth round, Navarro surpassed Rios. In the sixth round, Rios continues to push Navarro, who lacks a fist, but compensates for it with a two -handed counterattack against Rios.

In the seventh round, Navarro injured Rios with a touch of fighting the body in the final minute. In the eighth and last round, he was possibly the best with both of them leaving -everything.

The scores were 77-75, 77-75 and 77-75.

Emiliano Fernando Vargas (15-0, 13 kos), the light heavy weight ravaged Alexander Espinosa (20-4-1, 9 kos) at 0:42 in the first round of an eight programmed rounds.

In the first round, Vargas took a glance and countered him with a solid right on his chin, leaving Espinosa while referee Ricky Gonzalez drove him out at ten, as Espinosa could not recover his feet.

Super Flyweight southpaw Juanma ‘Juanmita’ Lopez de Jesus (3-0, 2 kos) stopped Jorge L. ‘The Leon Gonzalez-Sanchez (5-3, 4 kos) at 1:14 in the second round of a four-round rounds.

In the first round, after a minute, a counter left López on his chin and lowered Gonzalez-Sanchez for an 8 count of referee Shada Murdock. With a minute to start, a combination dropped Gonzalez-Sanchhez. In the second round, it seemed that his feet became entangled when Gonzalez-Sanchez went down when the Murdock referee seemed to stop what was a mismatch prematurely.

Julius “Chu” Ballo (1-0) feather beat Brandan Ayala (2-1, 1 ko) for a unanimous decision.

In the first three rounds, Ballo had the edge. In the fourth and final round, he could have gone in any way.

The scores were 40-36, 40-36 and 40-36. Shawn Clark was the referee.

The announcing of the ring was Jimmy Lennon, Jr.