Boxing Results: Chisora ​​defeats Warrin in Title Eliminator

Former WBA International champion Derek “War” Chisora ​​defeated Otto Wallin in a unanimous decision in the 12th round, and recorded a knockdown on the 12th at IBF Title Eliminator at Co-Prive Arena in Manchester, England on Saturday night did.

36-13 (25) Chisora ​​scored knockdowns in rounds 9 and 12 against Warrin (age 34) to get a victory in the main event.

In the first round, Chisora ​​entered the taller Southpaw Warrin, sometimes towards the southpaw. In the second round, it was the same until the last half that Warrin landed several left uppercuts on Chisora’s chin. In the final minute of the fourth round, Chisora ​​landed an overhand over his chin, then another jaw, with the second best on the right of his chin grabbing Warrin’s attention.

In the fifth round, Chisora ​​held Wallin’s midway. Chisora ​​was cut between her right eye and eyebrows from a head collision. He also had a small cut on his left brow. Before the round began, Judge John Latham should have looked into the cut and wiped the corners before continuing with the horns wiped their bloody face.

In the final minute of the sixth round, Warrin used an effective jab on the left and opened the cut again. In the 10th round, Chisora ​​stopped the ropes fight and raised her arm before returning to work. At the very end, Warrin opened the cut with his left hand again.

In the final minute of the 11th round, Chisora ​​landed an overhand on Warrin’s chin. In the final 12th and final round, Chisora ​​put pressure on Warrin and landed a five-punch combination on the canvas, as umpire Latham gave him an eight count. As it rose, it seemed finished, but the bell rang.

Scores 117-109, 114-112 and 116-110

Former British and WBA continent champion Nathan “Hitman” Heaney, 18-2-1 (16) is upset, and Federation French champion Sofian Cati, scheduled for 10 rounds Stopped at 1:08 in the 7th round for the free WBA Continental title.

In the first round, Heaney rocked a cutie to the right on his chin. In the fifth round, Hatty drew blood from Heaney’s south with his right hand. The left hook then caused a nasty cut in the left brow. His face was bloody confused.

In the seventh round, Hatty finished the fight and put out Heaney with his feet.

British and Commonwealth lightweight champion and WBC Silver champion Jack “Demolition Man” Rafferty, 24-0 (15) is the 7th round 12 in the UK Central Championship Lease “Raging Bull” Macmillan, 17-1 (2) He beat the round at 1:37. .

In the seventh round, Rafferty put Macmillan at his feet when the towel was thrown in.

‘Super’ Masood Abdulah, 11-1 (7) lost a 15-1 (3) contested decision to Zack Miller due to a vacant British title of more than 12 rounds.

In the first three rounds, aggressive Abdullah abolished the mirror. In the seventh round, Miller finally seemed to find Mark in his opposition to Abdullah. In the 10th round, Abdulla drew blood from Miller’s nose. His brows had small cuts and he was beginning to hold Abdullah.

Miller was back in good spirits in the 11th and 12th rounds.

Mark Ryson, judge. Scores 114-114, 115-114, 115-113

Super welterweight Walter Fury, 3-0 (0) beat Joe Hardy, 3-28) with a four-round point decision.

Judge Mark Ryson scored 40-37

Middleweight Joke Cooper, 4-0) defeated Artjom Spatial in the fourth round.

In the fourth round, Cooper scored a pair of knockdowns.

Judgment Steve Gray scored it 40-34

Heavyweight Lewis Williams, 3-0 (1), beat Christian “Cracker” Uwaka in 1-5 (1) four rounds.

Judgment Steve Gray scored 40-36

Super featherweight South Poser Main “God’s Plan” DHliwayo, 5-0 (1) marked “Bulhammer” Butler in 4th round, defeated 3-16 (1).

Judge Mark Ryson scored it 40-36

Lightweight Zack Parker, 26-1 (18), beat Michael Diallo and 21-1-2 (18) in the 10th round.

In the fourth round, Parker received a nasty cut from his right brow. In the seventh round, Parker’s face was bloody confusion with several cuts, including under the nose. He was probably still exhausted.

In the ninth round, Parker shook the dialo and was on the right side of his jaw midway through the round. Parker seemed to pull it out in the 10th and final rounds.

Scores 98-92, 98-93, 97-94

Judge Victor Loughlin and ring announcer were Thomas Traver