Boxing Results: Richard Torrez, the son defeats Madianlo in Vigas!

At the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas, Nevada, Saturday night, promoter Bob Arum (highest rank) presented a card that was broadcast on ESPN+, where he did not defeat the Olympic silver medal for 2020 Richard Torres Junior Olympic 2016 was defeated in Italy Guido Vianeello More than ten rounds in the main event.

In the first round, Vianello was twice warned of sticking to it in the first minute by referee Thomas Taylor. Toriz won the tour. In the second round, the referee took the last minute from the Mananilo for the ongoing pregnancy. In the fourth round, both of them were their moments with Tourez fell right hook on the head in the last seconds.

In the fifth round, Vianeello took his first tour after it fell into the punches. In the sixth and seventh round, Vianelllo had a couple of good tours using JAB and saved from sticking.

In the eighth rounds in the last minute, Toriz Vianilo shook with a leaving chin of Vianilo. In the ninth round, the Saddam Saddam caused a cut on the right eyelid of Toriz, which had a good round.

In the tenth and final round, Toriz showed more design, knowing that it was the Battle of the Vaniello Document by half a scale.

Degrees 97-92, 98-91 twice.

Super Lightweight 2016 Olympian, WBC and WBO No. 5 hero WBO Latino Lindolfo Delgado, 23-0 (16), #139.9, from Linares, Nuevo Leon, Mex, the majority decision defeated SouthPaw elvis ‘The Dominican Kid’ Rodriguez, 17-2-1 (139)

On the first four rounds, the number of punch was low for both with Rodriguez. In the fifth round with the remaining one minute from the south, Rodriguez fell the right to the body of Deljado. By the end of the rounding round under the left eye of Rodriguez, it gets worse.

In the sixth rounds, Deljado fell a left hook on the head of Rodriguez, who was also swollen under his right eye at the end. In the last 30 seconds, Rodriguez fell a pair of left, followed by the right to the Deljado chin that had small pieces on his nose bridge.

In the ninth rounds, Rodriguez fell a left hook on the chin that leads Deljado to the ropes and made it slide under the ropes and almost below. In the tenth and final round, both were their moments with Deljado.

The referee Allen Hugins. Degrees 95-95, 96-94 twice.

WBC No. 7 lightweight Southpaw Abdullah Mason, 18-0 (16), #135, from Cleveland, Ohio, South Pu Carlos Cinto ‘Orlas, 28-5 (15), #133.8, from Rosanto, Baja California, at the end of the sixth round of scheduling 10 shots celebrated 3.^street birthday.

In the second round, Mason landed on the left, followed by the right on the chin while Orenlas was wandering in Mason and took his knee for 8 heels from the referee Raul Kaiz Junior and came out and the Mason’s body striker returned to the bell. In the last seconds of the fourth round, Mason landed on the left on the chin, causing a knockout blow with Orangea, taking a knee for 8 numbers of Caiz, Son.

In the sixth round with one minute, Mason fell a pair of left and delayed another judge with Orangea, who took a knee for 8 other numbers of Caiz, Son. His right eyelid was cut early in the tour. At the end of the tour, the circular doctor entered the cutting and asked Orlelas to take a few steps and then advised the ruling to summon.

Jaei Taker, 14-1-1 (6), No. 160.7, from Deir Park, New York, won easily over Troy “Trojan” Williamson, 20-4-1 (14), #160.4, from Darlington, Durham County, UK, and Land’s judge has scored 10 rounds.

In the second round, the upper right part of the Taker on Williamson’s chin. The referee claimed that their feet became intertwined and did not call a knockout. In the fifth round, Williamson was covering a neutral angle with Williamson, a half -decor.

In the seventh round, Williamson fell several left hooks into a vibrant chin. In the eighth round, a fourth consecutive left hook pushed him from Taker on Williamson’s chin to the ropes, which caused 8 of the ruling.

In the ninth round, the referee warned Huil Taker instead of Williamson to use it. In the tenth and final round, they fought on marital terms.

The grades 99-89 by all judges.

Albert “Chop Chop” Gonzales, 13-0 (7), #124.8, from Moreno Valley, California, defeated Dana Colwell dead, 13-4 (8), #125.5, from Beiro, Queensland, Ost, over 8 rounds.

On the first three rounds, Gonzales had an advantage outside the Collel landing with groups. In the fourth and fifth rounds, Colwell returned well enough to take both rounds.

On the sixth rounds in the middle of the road, Gonzalez led to Coolwell with half a scale of body bullets. In the seventh round, they were both moments. In the eighth and final round, Kulwell, knowing that he may need to stop stopping to stop, but he could not get Gonzales.

Referee Robert Huil. Grades 77-75, 78-74 and 80-72.

SouthPaw Southpaw Steven ‘Kid Dynamite’ Navarro, 6-0 (5), #114.8, from Inglewood, California, “El Azabachito ‘Juan Esteban Garcia, 14-2-2 (11), #113.5, from Mexicali, Baja Ca, Mex , At 2:46 of the fourth round of scheduling 8 scheduling.

In the first two rounds of a near battle, Navarro was a slight edge. In the fourth round of switching from Southpaw to Orthodoxy and back, Navarro fell after dozens of punches that were not answered, causing cutting on the Garcia Bridge when the referee Allen Hugins.

Super Welterweight Art Barrera, JR. , 8-0 (6), #152.7, from Linwood, California, SouthPaw Daijohn Gonzalez, 12-6 (6), #152.9, from Davenport, IA, at 2:56 of the second round of 6 rounds.

In the first round, Parrera dominated. In the second round with half a minute, Parira fell a left hook on the chin, falling Gonzales for 8 numbers of referee Thomas Taylor. Upon climbing, Parira jumped at him while he was dropping him again, causing Taylor to wave him.

The light amateur hero stopped 14 times Samuel Conteraras, 1-0 (1), #138.6, from Baldel, California, Robert Jiminies, 2-3-1 (1), #138.4, from Namba, ID, at 2:16 of the first round of 4 rounds.

In the first rounds in the last minute, Contreras ordered the right, followed by three other punches on the chin and the bottom of Jimenez while the referee Robert Huil was looming.

Ring broadcaster Jimmy Lennon Junior.