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

WBA WBA Highty World Champion Nick `The Wrecking ” arrested the former IBF Super Bantam TJ ‘The Power’ Doheny champion after ten laps on Saturday evening at M&S ​​Bank Arena in Liverpool, England.

In the main event, the world featherweight champion of WBA Nick `The Wrecking ” Ball, 22-0-1 (13) arrested the former SouthPaw IBF Super Bantamweight champion TJ ‘The Power’ Doheny, 26-6 (20) after ten rounds of action of a tight fight.

In the first round, he went back and forth with Doheny with an advantage. In the last seconds, Ball had doheny in the area. When Doheny turned to sit, Ball kicked him to the back of the leg, letting him down. He could have been dq’d by referee Michael Alexander, who simply warned Ball. In the second round, Doheny presented himself and sometimes landed the ball with combinations of 3 punches in the round.

In the third round, Doheny, 38, continued to thwart the ball until Ball won the last punch of the Tour. In the fourth round, Doheny landed more combinations of 3 strokes. Ball, by frustration, started using Dirty Tactics with his forearm without warning from referee Alexander.

In the last half-minute of the fifth round, Ball finally rocked Doheny with a right on the chin, the Tigner. In the sixth round, Doheny used all his experience to counter the balloon coming in the opposite direction. In the last minute of the eighth round, Ball missed three punches and was countered by Doheny. In the end, Ball seems to land more than Doheny. In the ninth, Doheny’s right eye closed when Ball threw him on the canvas, which made him take a point for referee Alexander.

In the tenth, Ball won a burst of punches without response to the first minute. Doheny retaliated by thrusts. Doheny was exhausted at the end of the Tour. His corner stopped the fight. What courageous performance by Doheny.

In a very impressive performance, Super Flyweight Jack ‘El Terrier’ Turner, 11-0 (10) stopped the former EBU and Commonwealth Ryan Farrag champion, 23-6 (6) at 0:41 of the second round of 10.

In the first round, Turner obtained the best of Farrag in an action lap ending with half a dozen fists in the Farrag concerned with the defense. In the second round, Turner stormed after Farrag, winning a wave of punches, dropping Farrag while referee Steve Gray agitated him while Farrag was there.

International Coqs Weight Champion Silver WBC, Andrew Cain, 14-1 (12), easily won a shared decision on the former WBC Champion WBC Charlie Edwards, 20-2 (7) on 12 dull rounds for BBBOFC British and Commonwealth Boxing Council titles.

In the first round, Cain chased Edwards for the whole round. Edwards finished with a small cut on his hair root in the last seconds, perhaps a elbow. In the second round, Cain “mocked” Edwards to retaliate. In the third round, with 30 remaining seconds, Cain won a combination of 3 strokes on Edward’s chin. In the eighth round, Edwards finally landed certain blows.

At the ninth round, fans began to undermine the performance of Edwards. In the tenth and eleventh rounds, Edwards sometimes stopped while Cain continued to close it. In the twelfth and last round, the unbalanced fight continued. Shameful, Edwards raised his hand and jumps on the ropes as if he won.

The referee was Victor Loughlin. The scores were 115-114 for Cain (Latham), 115-113 (Gray) for Edwards, 116-112 (McDonnell) for Cain and 120-108 kh for Cain.

Inter-continental champagne of continitary Southpaw Jadier “ One Billion ” Herrera, 17-0 (15) In a combat entirely Action stopped the former Latin champion WBC Jose Jose ‘El Increible’ Macias, 21-4-2 (8) for the first time in his career at 2:31 of the seventh round of 10.

In a first action full of action, the largest Herrera landed the uppercuts while the wild wild hooks of Macias. In the second round, Herrera led Macias in a neutral corner with a wave of punches halfway in another tower. In the third round, Herrera had the advantage in another good trick, winning an advance on the left, almost dropping Macias. In the fourth and fifth rounds, Herrera started to show up while Macias continued to come forward.

In the sixth round, Macias obtained his share of the head rights and hooks left to the chin. In the last seconds, Herrera’s head caused a reduction in Macias’ left eyebrows. On the seventh round, Macias, promoting the cup, was struck with half a dozen punches without return, and referee John Latham called a stop, with Macias complaining.

The former European WBO champion, Brad Strand, 12-2 (4) lost a shared decision at the former international WBC champion Ionut ‘Il Capo’ Baluta, 17-5-1 (3) on 10 laps, for the Super Bantamweight WBO vacant.

Strand shaken Baluta with a right on the chin in the first round halfway, overthrowing him several steps, although Baluta took the turn. From the second to the fifth, Baluta was the attacker in a close fight, and Strand a lesse, eliminating the oral tip of Baluta in the fifth round.

In the sixth round, referee Marcus McDonnell warned Baluta for having used his shoulder. Later, Strand suffered a cut on the left eyebrow of a head shock. At the end of the seventh lap, Baluta landed on the right on the chin, stopping the strand on his traces. At the ninth round, Baluta walked on Strand’s foot, which struck the canvas, and the reference McConnell judged a knockdown. In the tenth and last round, Baluta seemed to have an advantage.

Scores 97-93 Stand, 98-91 and 96-94 Baluta.

The average weight Stephen ‘Stevo’ Clarke, 6-0 (1) easily defeated Dmitri Protkunas, 8-18-1 (1) by a decision of six round points.

During the first four laps, Clarke was the aggressor and the Protkunas out of work. In the fifth round, Protkunas suffered a cut on his left eyebrow. During the sixth and last round, Protkunas continued with his high gloves and went to the defensive while Clarke launched a laundering.

Referee Steve Gray marked the fight 60-54.

Super Bantamweight Southpaw Leighton Birchall, 1-0 (1) eliminated Laszlo Bernath, 1-1 (1) at 1:55 from the second round of a 4-round fight.

In the first round, Birchall picked up a wave of punches in the last seconds, dropping Bernath, while referee John Latham began the eight account, while the bell sounded at Bernath’s rescue. In the second round, Birchall won a combination of 3 shots, having a defenseless Bernath against the ropes when referee John Latham agitated him.

The Welter Lucas Biswana weight, 2-0 (1), beat Ezequiel Gregores, 3-21, by a decision of four round points.

Referee Steve Gray scored 40-36.

Plume weight of SouthPaw William Birchall, 1-0 (1) eliminated Engel Gomez, 8-44-3 (4) at 0:48 of the second round of a 4-round fight.

In the second round, Birchall won a burst of punches, dropping Gomez on the canvas, which makes referee John Latham will sign it.

Super weight Welter Lewis Lawton, 1-0 (1) eliminated Artjom Spatar, 4-13-1 (1) at 1:15 of the first round of four tours planned.

In the first round, Lawton won a left hook under the elbow of Spatar, dropping it on the canvas. When he tried to get up, he dropped again, being agitated by referee Steve Gray.

The heavy goods vehicle Joe Bourne, 0-1) drew with Cristian ‘The Cracker’ Uwaka, 1-5-1 (1) on four laps.

Referee John Latham scored 38-38.

The advertiser of the ring was Thomas Treiber.