Boxing results: The ball carries punishment, and the Doheny stops late

WBA Nick Ball (22-0-1, 14 KOS) had to fight hard to defeat the former IBF Bantamweight champion TJ DOHENY (26-6, 20 KOS) with a tenth judge on Saturday at M & S Sank Arena in Liverpool, England.

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Doheny pushes the ball to the maximum

Ball-duhyny was supposed to be unaccounted, but nothing was only an easy battle for Ball, 28, who took a lot of heavy shots from TJ Doheny, 38, in one of his most difficult battles in his career. Whether the ball wants to admit it or not, this was a very difficult battle for him, so Dhini has proven that it is cunning, strong and difficult.

He was one of these men as he would have got a pound of the body regardless of the reason, and he obliged a lot of punishment for the ball in a losing effort. Even the fighters who excessively excessively can cause damage, and this is what we saw tonight. It turns out that the promoter Frank Warren made the right decision to choose Dahni because Paul’s opponent was one of the most entertainment matches.

Fawhini was not left in the ninth and tenth rounds of solid shots, and the quick speed that fought the ball in the entire competition. His right eye was complete through the tenth, and it is clear that he could not see the punches that were coming from that angle. However, Doheny still fell some gentle shots on the tour. Referee Michael Alexander stopped the competition at the end of the round. The official time was at 3:00 in the tenth round.

The ball was punished in the ninth round to throw a doheny on the fabric. This was the second time in the battle that this big step pulled in wrestling. In the first round, kick the ball in the back of his legs, and send it down. The referee chose not to establish a point from it, but it should be. That was a difficult kick that the ball gave me a mine and seemed to be something outside the Battle of MMA.

Cain Adges Edwards in the division decision

In the participating effort, British and Commonwealth champion Potham, Andrew Caen (14-1, 12 Cos) won the former WBC Championship at WBC Charlie Edwards (20-2, 7 KOS), and won a decision of 12 rounds to win the WBC Silver 118-LB vacancies.

Edwards looked like he came to survive instead of fighting, as he moved throughout the competition, and no effort appeared to try to win until the last two rounds at the eleventh and twelfth.

The grades were 115-114, 116-12 for Cain, and 115-113 for Edwards.

Herrera Power Show: An entertainment stopped

The light rival of the light weight, Jadiir Herrera (17-0, 15 Cos), showed an excellent force if not a great defense, as Jose Massias Enriquez (21-4-2, 8 KOS) stopped, through the exit of the artistic knockout in the seventh round.

The ruling was waved after the 22 -year -old Cuban talent was emptied by a storm of punches against the isolation of the insulation in the seventh round. Enriquez did not remain anything at that stage of the battle, and was beaten in Will by Herrera. It was at 2:31 of the seventh.