WBA International super featherweight champion Jordan “The Thrill” Gill takes on DAZN promoter Eddie Hearn (Matchroom Boxing) in the main event on Saturday at the Manchester Arena in Manchester, Lancashire, England. He was dropped twice by the WBA Continental Champion and stopped in 10 rounds. Zelpha “Brown Flash” Brown.
In the joint bout, IBF world champion Ellie Scotney easily defeated WBO champion Ségolène “Majestic” Lefebvre in 10 rounds to unify.
In the main event, former Commonwealth and European champion and current WBA International Super Feather champion Jordan “The Thrill” Gill, from Chatteris, England, finished 28-3-1 (9), 129.5th place, and was ranked 28-3-1 (9), 129.5th. Stopped by European Champion, current WBA World Champion Zelfa “Brown Flash” Brown, Manchester, England, 31-2 (17), 129.6th place, 2 minutes 44 seconds into the 10th of the scheduled 12 rounds.
In the first two rounds, Barrett moved around the ring and Gil chased landings, but very few landed. A minute later in the third round, Barrett finally landed some effective punches and took the round. In the fourth round, the fast-handed and quick-footed Barrett proved too elusive for Gil most of the time.
In the fifth and sixth rounds, Gil was finally able to overcome most of Barrett's defense. In the corner after the sixth round, they treated the badly bruised left side of Gil's face. In the seventh round, Barrett stood in front of Gill and dominated. In the eighth round, Gil made a spectacular comeback and took the round.
Barrett dropped Gil with two body shots in the 10th round. Barrett busted Gill up until referee John Latham called for a stoppage.
Co-star IBF World Super Bantam Champion Ellie Scotney (Catford, London, England) finished 9-0 (0), 121.8, defeating Ségolène “Majestic” Lefebvre (Douay) 18-1 (1), 119.3. I easily defeated him in second place. , Nord, France, and WBO Super Bantam to unify the titles through 10×2 rounds.
After dropping the first round, Lefebvre landed nearly every punch Scotney threw without moving his head. From the third to the sixth rounds, Scotney fought back well, making it more of a brawl than a boxing match and denying Lefebvre the advantage of reach.
In the seventh round, Scotney repeatedly rocked Lefebvre with punches to the jaw. Midway through the eighth round, Lefebvre finally landed an effective punch.
In the ninth round, Lefebvre dropped another round and looked exhausted. In the 10th and final round, Lefebvre used an uppercut, but Scotney escaped by pulling his head back without warning from referee Michael Alexander, resulting in a close brawl with Scotney emerging as the winner.
The scores were 99-91, 97-93, 96-94, 98-92 KH.
EBU and Commonwealth Champion Southpaw Rhiannon Dixon (Warrington, UK) 10-0 (1), 134.5, defeated South American Super Feather Champion Karen “Brubuja” Carabajal (ARG, Bueno Aires) 22-2 (3) ), it was defeated in 134.5th place. He fought over 10 rounds for the vacant WBO world lightweight title, scoring his only knockdown.
After winning the first two rounds, Dixon and Carabajal collided heads in the third round, resulting in a cut on Carabajal's right eyelid. Midway through the round, Dixon dropped Carabajal with a left to the body, earning an eight count from referee Howard Foster.
Early in the round, Carabajal hurt Dixon with a left hook to the body.
From the fourth round to the seventh, Carabajal edge-stalked and Dixon countered. In the eighth and ninth rounds, Dixon defeated Carabajal. Dixon had the upper hand in the 10th and final round.
Similar to KH, scores of 98-91, 97-92, 96-93.
England's Super Feather Champion Michael Gomez Jr. (21-1(6), #129.1, Manchester, UK) beat Kane Baker (Birmingham, UK) 19-11-2(1), 129.4th in 0:36. stopped. Round 6 of the 10 scheduled rounds, during the war!
In the first round, Gomez got off to a fast start until the halfway point when Baker took over. The action continued in the second round with both turns scoring well.
Baker also rounds. He continued to land punches in the third round. His head-to-head collision resulted in a cut on Gomez's right eyebrow. As the rounds progressed, Gomez took over for the most part.
The fight continued in the fourth round, with Gomez having a slight edge in the end. The fifth round was a fight worthy of the main event, with referee Mark Ryerson warning Baker for hitting him in the back of the head several times. Gomez mainly deals with the head, while Baker deals with the body. Gomez uses more jabs than Baker, who stands Gomez against the ropes.
Thirty minutes into the sixth inning, after a good combination, Gomez suddenly landed four right uppercuts on Baker's chin, causing Baker to fall and being shaken off by referee Lyson. After five rounds, there was little room to determine who had the upper hand. The record could be thrown out in a situation where both fighters have their way, with Baker in the first few rounds and most of the rest going to Gomez.
Southpaw Jimmy Saines of Harold Wood, London, England, 4-0 (4), 162.3, 2:47 of the fourth round, defeated Mateusz Kalecki, of Brzezno, Poland, 2-2 (1), 161.6. I stopped. 6 rounds scheduled.
With just over a minute left in the first round, a head-to-head collision injured Kalecki's left eye. In the fourth round, Saenz landed six punches without returning. When Sanes hit Kalecki with a right to the jaw, Kalecki bled profusely and referee Steve Gray ordered him to stop.
Southpaw super welter William Crolla (Manchester, England) knocked out Fabio Cascone of Latina, Lazio, Italy, 5-0 (4), 154.1, 4-10 (1), 152.9. The first round of the match lasted 1 minute and 11 seconds. 6 rounds scheduled.
In the first round, Crolla switched from southpaw to a traditional left to the body, and midway through, Crolla landed a left to the head that knocked Cascone down and earned referee Mark Lyson a count.
Feather Brandon Scott (7-0(1), 125th) of Swansea, Wales, UK will be defeated by Rodrigo “Pinino” Matias Aleco of Marcos Pass, Bueno Aires, ARG (5-6-2(0)) , 125.8th place). 6 rounds or more.
Scott dominated the first three rounds. In the fifth and sixth rounds, Aleko came back and won both rounds.
Referee Steve Gray scored it 58-56.
Three-time lightweight U.S. champion Jordan Flynn (Oxford, England, 10-0-1 (1), 134.3) will be joined by substitute Tampera Maharshi (10-5-4 (5), 134.5, They easily defeated Dar Es. Salaam, TANZ, over 6 lackluster rounds.
In the first round, both men felt each other out for half a round until Maharshi landed a solid overhand to Flynn's jaw. Flynn continued to use an effective jab. In the third round, referee Steve Gray took the point from Maharshi with his third warning.
The fourth and fifth rounds were all won by Flynn, with Maharshi barely able to retaliate. In the sixth and final round, Maharshi only fought in spurts, while Gomez did what he had to do to win one more round against the final sub, Maharshi.
Referee Gray's score was 59-54.
Middleman Stephen Clarke (Liverpool, England) easily defeated Jensen Irving (Swindon, England) in 4 rounds, 2-0 (1), 161.5, and knocked down 4-10 (0), 163.1. I decided.
It was all Clark in the first round. In the second round, a right uppercut to Clark's left eye dropped Irving, and he continued to rub his eye even after referee Mark Lyson's eight count. The third round was all Clark.It was all over in the fourth and final round.
Clark and Irving are just trying to survive.
Referee Ryerson's score was 40-35.
Superfly Jack “El Tellier” Turner (6-0(6), 117.6th, Liverpool, UK, Dubai, United Arab Emirates) beat Abdul Keshi Ngaoma (7-6-1(6)) , 116.1st place, Dar Es). Salaam on TANZ, 1:14 of the first of six scheduled rounds.
Turner landed a right punch to the jaw 30 minutes into the first round, knocking Ngaoma down and earning an eight count from referee Mark Lyson. Midway through the round, a left shot to Turner's chin sent Ngaoma across the ring and he went down for another eight count, but referee Lyson stood up and called for a stop.
