Boxing Results: Bam Rodriguez’s Relentless Attack Forces A Corner Stoppage Against Cafu

Jesse “Pam” Bam “Bam” “Rodriguez (22-0, 15 Cos) forced the WBO PHUMELEA ‘CAFU (11-1-3, 8 KOS) in the tenth round of the Battle of Tawheed on Saturday night at the Ford Center in The Star in Frisco, Texas. Hector AFU suspended the competition at 2:07 of the tenth round.

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In the first two rounds, CAFU spent the full time against ropes against Rodriguez, who took both rounds. In the third and fourth rounds, Rodriguez continued in Outland Cavo, although he had a mouse under his left eye.

In the fifth and sixth rounds, Rodriguez continued to win all rounds while Kafu faced his back against the ropes. In the seventh round, Cavo landed on Rodriguez’s body, with the round. In the ninth round, Rodriguez had his best tour, which caused the caffe to the body.

At the last minute of the tenth round, Rodriguez Cavo shook with the right, as he drew him almost, when Rodriguez grabbed him and went to the fabric – his care, called the Cavo Corner. Hector AFU was the ruling.

In the joint event, WBC Usa, WBO International Superweight Bamech and WBO No. 1 Diego Pacheco (24-0, 18 KOS) Trevor Makombi (28-2, 21) with an unaccounted decision of 12 rounds.

In the second round, the head of the head is cut on the MCCCumby forehead. In the third and fourth rounds, the blood of the pieces runs on his face, Mcumbi was made of the longest Pacico. In the fifth round, Makombi returned well to take the round, and Pachiko fell.

From sixth to eighth, Pacico was out of Makumbi. At the last minute of the tenth round, Pacico fell severely on a makombe chin, and attracted his attention.

In the eleventh round, Pacheco came out looking for his rights in the McCumby chin, which took them well. In the middle of the twelfth and last road, the best moccum me fell into the fighting, as a left hook fell on the chin, and Patshico was expelled out of the balance. Pacheco won another round in the end.

The grades were 120-108, 119-109 and 119-109.

Lawrence Cole was the ruling.

IBF No., South Austin Williams (19-1, 13 KOS) stopped Ivan Vasquiz (11-1-2, 8 KOS) at 0:36 of the ninth round of 10 rounds.

In the first round, everything was Williams. In the last minute, Vazquez fell a group. In the second round, Vazakuz hit one minute on the round by the left of Williams. In the last minute, Vazquets landed on the chin, and got the attention of Williams. Half a minute after the third round, Williams fell for a low blow, causing the ruling to get Mark Kalo to a point. Vazukez returned, which led to a battle.

In the fourth round, both of them were in a close battle. In the fifth round, Williams fell from punches, with Vazakuz in an angle in the middle of the road to the round.

In the sixth round, he went back and forth with Williams warning from a low punch. A wave of punches fell in the last minute. Vazukez returned well. On the seventh, he went back and forth in a competitive battle.

In the ninth round, Williams fell three punches to the chin, where they dropped Vazquiz for 8 numbers of judgment. He overcame the count and said it was done. He was the first ten and trained on 6 sensors when he took this battle. They erupted years ago and knew each other well. All the low strikes he took, was exhausting.

Valdez Pablo Paaplo Valdez stopped, 10-0 (9) Robert “Houston Heiman” Redmond Junior (8-3-2, 6 Cos) In 1:00 of the third round of eight round tours. Mark Calo-Judgment.

2024, Olympic bronze medals in the middle weights in the weights, Omar Banger, Jones (3-0, 3 Cos), on Alfredo “Alfry” Rudolfo Blanco (24-15, 11 Cos) at 1:31 of the third round of six rounds.

In the first round, everything was Jones as Planco turned into a south to avoid punches. In the last seconds of the second round, Blanco was throwing the wild oath when Jones landed a left hook, dropping Blanco for 8 numbers of Hector AFU.

In the third round, Midway Point, left to the solar curl of Jones and the bottom of Blanco, where it was calculated by the AFU referee.

Stop Nishant Dev (3-0, 2 KOS) Laquan Evans (5-6, 2 KOS) in the sixth and final round. Lawrence Cole was the ruling.

Hector Super Welterweight Hector ‘Wasim’ BELTRAN (3-0, 3 KOS) Edgar ‘Cuit’ Gutierrez (3-4, 2 KOS) at 2:35 of the third round of four rounds. Robin Perez was the ruling.

The episode’s announcer was David Diamanti.