Nick ‘The Wrecking’ Ball stops TJ ‘The Power’ Doheny

Stop Nick “The Wrecking Ball” World World Right Bame Nick “The Wrecking” former IBF SUPER BANTAM TJ “Power” after ten rounds on Saturday evening at M & S Sank Arena in Liverpool, England.

At the main event, Nick ‘The Wrecking Ball’ The Wrecking Ball, 22-0 (13) stopped the former Southpaw IBF hero in heavyweight TJ ‘The Power’ Doheny, 26-6 (20) at the end of ten rounds of a close battle.

In the first round, he went back and forth with the presence of Doheny. In the last seconds, the Doheny ball was in the corner. When Duhini turned to sit, the ball kipped him at the back of the leg, and dropped it. DQ’D could have been by referee Michael Alexander, who only warned the ball. In the second round, Duhini and the external ball sometimes fell with triple groups in the round.

In the third round, 38 -year -old Doheny continued to overcome the ball until the ball fell on the last punch of the round. In the fourth round, Duhini fell more groups of 3 companies. The ball, out of frustration, started using dirty tactics with his help without warning from Alexander.

In the fifth round in the last half of the minute, Ball finally shook Doheny with the right on the chin, which amazes it. In the sixth round, Duhini used all his experience to face the next ball. At the eighth moment in the eighth round, Paul missed three punches and got a confrontation by Dahni. In the end, it appears that the ball lands more than Doheny. In the ninth right eye, it was closed when the ball threw him to the fabric, causing the referee to carry Alexander from him.

On the tenth, the ball fell from the punches that were not answered in the first minute. Duhini fought again in mutations. Doheny was exhausted at the end of the tour. Stop his battle corner. What a brave performance by Doheny.

In a very impressive performance, Jack stopped the weight of the fly, 11-0 (10), the former EBU and the Commonwealth Ryan Faraj, 23-6 (6) at 0:41 of the second round of 10.

In the first round, Turner got the best in Farrag in a work tour that ends with half a scale of punches from FARRAG defensive thinking. In the second round, Turner stormed after Faraj, fell a wave of punches, and Faraj dropped while the referee Steve Gray was waving him when Farraj was there.

Andrew Caen, a silver weight champion in WBC International, easily won the hero of former fly champion Charlie Edwards, 20-2 (7) over 12 dull rounds for the nickname of the British BBBOFC Council and Commonwealth Boxing.

In the first round, Ken Edwards chased an entire tour. Edwards ended with small pieces on his hair in the last seconds, perhaps from the elbow. In the second round, Edwards “mocked” to fight. In the third round, with 30 seconds staying, Gayen fell a mixture of 3 trees on Edward chin. In the eighth round, Edwards finally fell some strikes.

In the ninth round, the fans began to formulate Edwards’s performance. On the tenth and eleventh rounds, Edwards sometimes stopped while Cain continued to close it. In the twelfth and final round, the unbalanced battle continued. From shame, Edwards raised his hand and jumped on the ropes as if he won.

The referee was Victor Login. The grades were 115-114 for Cain (Latham), 115-113 (Gray) for Edwards, 116-112 (McDONEL) for Cain, and 120-108 KH for Cain.

The former WBC Latinian champion at WBA SouthPaw Jadier ‘billion’ Herrera, 17-0 (15) in the battle of all-action, former WBC Latino Champion, Jose ‘Elcareal’ Macias, 21-2 (8) for the first time in his career at 2:31 of the seventh round of 10.

In the first round full of movement, Herrera fell the top of the top while Macias’ Wild Left Hooks. In the second round, Herra Macias led to a neutral angle with a wave of punches in the middle of the road on another working round. In the third round, Herrera had the edge in another good tour, where it landed from the left to the left, and near the Masias. In the fourth and fifth rounds, Herrera began to show where Massias continued to move forward.

In the sixth round, Macias got his share of the left -wing and left hooks to the chin. In the last seconds, Herrera head reduced the left eyebrow of Masas. In the seventh round, Massias, in favor of the pieces, was subjected to half of the punches without return, and the referee called John to sin, with Macias complaining.

Brad Strand, the former European hero of WBO, 12-2 (4) lost a decision divided in front of the former WBC International champion INUT ‘Il Capo’ Baluta, 17-5-1 (3) on 10 rounds, for the European European WBO title Super Bantamweight.

Strand Balota shook the oath on the chin in the first round in the middle of the road, which led to the return of several steps, although Balota took the round. From the second to the fifth, Balota was the aggressor in a close battle, faced Strand, and expelled the mouth of the mouth in the fifth round.

In the sixth round, the referee Marcus McDonil Balota warned against using his shoulder. Later, Strand suffered a cut on the left eyebrow from the head of the head. At the end of the seventh round, Balota fell to the chin, and stopped strand in its paths. In the ninth round, Balota climbed to the foot of the Strand, who hit the fabric, and the reference of the reference McConneel is a knockout. In the tenth and final round, Balota seemed to have an advantage.

Temperatures 97-93 Strand, 98-91 and 96-94 Palota.

Stephen Stephen Clark, 6-0 (1), was easily overwhelmed by Dmitry Proticonas, 8-18-1 (1) by six points.

In the first four rounds, Clark was the aggressor and amazing proteins. In the fifth round, Protkunas suffered from cutting on his left eyebrow. In the sixth and last round, Protkunas continued with his gloves high and went in his defense as Clark closed it.

Referee Steve Gray recorded the battle 60-54.

Super Bantamweight SouthPaw Leighton Birchalle, 1-0 (1) expelled Laszlo Bernath, 1-1 (1) at 1:55 of the second round of a round battle of 4 rounds.

In the first round, Bercehal fell from punches in the last seconds, where Bernaeth dropped, where the referee John began to sneak the number of eight, as the bell looked to save Bernaet. In the second round, Bershal fell a mixture of 3 trees, after Bernaat was an alternative against the ropes when the referee John Latham removed him.

Lucas Biswana, 2-0 (1), defeated Gregoris Fashion, 3-21, by four-point decision.

Referee Steve Gray recorded 40-36.

South William Persall, weight, 1-0 (1), came out of Angel Gomez, 8-44-3 (4) at 0:48 of the second round of a round battle of 4 rounds.

In the second round, Persall landed under the punches, bringing Gomez into a canvas, causing John to be governed by a sin.

Louis Loton weighs, 1-0 (1), expelled Artjom Spatar, 4-13-1 (1) at 1:15 of the first round of four round rounds.

In the first round, Looton fell a left hook under the spatar facility, and dropped it to the fabric. When he tried to wake up, he decreased again, and was sweetened by the referee Steve Gray.

At the heavy Joe Born, 0-1) with Christian “Cracker” Uwaka, 1-5-1 (1) on four rounds.

John’s referee recorded 38-38.

The episode’s announcer was Thomas Triper.