Boxing Results: Richard Torrez, Jr. ViaNello defeated ViaNello!

Las Vegas, Nevada, Saturday night, Promoter Bob Arum (highest rank), presented a card flowing on ESPN +, 2020 Olympic silver medalist Richard Torrez Jr. Italy defeated the 2016 Olympics “Gladiator” Guido Vianello More than ten rounds at the main event.

In the first round, Thomas Taylor was warned twice until the cunning in the first minutes. Torrez won the round. In the second rounds, the last minute judge Taylor made a point from ViaNello for continuous detainees. In the fourth round, both Torrez, the moments with Torrez lowered a fork in the last seconds.

In the fifth round, Vianello’s first round was a little aside inside the punch. In the sixth and seventh round, Vianello has a good tour using the captured and catching using Jab.

In the eighth round, Torrez Vianello was shaken with Vianello with Vianello to put a bowl. A collision of heads in the ninth round caused a good round of Torrez to the right eyelid.

Torrez in the torment and final stage, the half punch showed more determinations to know that there was a hit close to Vianello.

Scores 97-92, 98-91 points.

Super light 2016 Olympics and WBC and WBC and WBC and WBC № 5 5 ranked WBE Latino champion Lindolfo Delgado, 23-0 (16), Linares, Nuevo Leon, Mex, Santo Domingo, # 139.6, Santo Domingo, Dr., Dr., 10 to 10.

The number of punches in the first four rounds, both had a edge with Rodriguez. In the fifth round, a minute of a minute went to a strong law on the body of a minute of Southpaw Rodriguez Delgado. The swelling below Rodriguez’s left eye is worse at the end of the round.

In the last seconds in the last seconds, the end of the delgado, Rodriguez, who swells under his right eye, landed left fork. In the final, Rodriguez in 30 seconds, a small cut Delgado’s chin on his nose bridge landed a truth.

Rodriguez in the last seconds in the last seconds, Rodriguez, Delgado landed the left fork, and slipped them the ropes and lowered them almost. During the tenth and final, both had the moments with an edge with Delgado.

Judge Allen Huggins. He collects 95-95, 96-94 points.

WBC № 7 Light Southpaw Abdullah Mason, 18-0 (16), Cleveland, # 135, OH, Southpaw Carlos’ Chinito, 28-5 (15), 28-5 (15), Mex, 21st, 21st marked in 21st^f Birthday.

In the second round, Mason, Olelas, who was tiered around Mason and 8, took a knee to count the JR 8, and attacked the body of Beleyn. Mason, Referee Caiz, in the last seconds of the fourth round, hit a delayed knockdown with a knee to count 8 from JR.

In a minute of the sixth round, a minute remained a pair of chopped left and another 8 to count the other 8 and cut the other 8, once again late Knockdown, the right knockdown cut at the beginning of the eyelid. At the end of the period, the ring doctor was cut into the hoop and recommended the orneling to take several steps and then stopped the judge.

The average boot was Jahi Tucker, 14-1-1 (6), Deer Park, NY, NY, Easy, Darlington, 90.4 (14), № 160.4, England Darlington, hit 10 rounds.

In the second round, Williamson threw it from the Tucker to the right upper Pupercut. The judge claimed that his feet wandered to prevent a knockdown of their feet. In the fifth round, Williamson was a tucker covered in a neutral corner with a half punching descent of Williamson.

In the seventh round, Williamson landed in a few left handed bowels. In the eighth round, the fourth flat left chick in the Wiliamson’s jaw, the fourth straight-left hook, Hoyle’s Judge Hoyle’s sustainable 8 ropes.

The ninth round ruling hoyle warned Tucker instead of Williamson for use of the elbow. In the tenth and the last round, they even fought in terms.

99-89 points by all judges.

Featherweerweight ‘Chop Chop’ Gonzalez, 13-0 (7), Moreno Valley, # 124.8, ‘Death’ Dara Coolwell, 13-4 (8), # 125.5, Aust, beat more than 2 in 8 rounds.

In the first three rounds, it was left out of an outside with gonzalez combinations. In the fourth and fifth round, Coolwell came well enough to get both rounds.

In the sixth round, Halfway Point Gonzalez took back Coolwell with half-body shooting. There were both moments in the seventh round. The eighth and last round Coolwell may need a standing, but could not punch Gonzalez.

Judge Robert Hoyle. Gains 77-75, 78-74 and 80-72 points.

Super light Southpaw Steven ‘Kid Dynamite’ Navarro, № 114.8, № 114.8, №1 114.8, №14.8, №11.8, ‘El azabachito’ Juan Esteban Garcia, 14-2-2 (11), Mexicali, Baja Ca, Mex, Nabf Junior Featheightweight

In the first two rounds of a close war, Navarro had a little edge. In the fourth round from Southpaw to Orthodox and Back Navarro, Judge Allen Huggins was called Hart, Garcia reduced them without answers to the cut in the bridge.

Super Welterweight Art Barrera, Jr., 8-0 (6), Linwood, CA, CA, CA, CA, 2nd Knockdowns, 2nd (6), 2nd (6), 2nd (6), 2nd (6), 2nd (6), 2nd graded, 2nd round of 2:56.

Barrera dominated in the first round. In the second round, Barrera, who left half minutes, left Gonzalez to the jaw that released the 8th to Thomas Taylor. When Barrera rises, he threw it again to wave Taylor who threw it again.

Super light 14 times Amateur Champ Samuel Contreras, 1-0 (1), Palmydale, CA, # 138.6, 2-3-1 (1), 2-3-1 (1), 2-3-1 (1), Nampa, ID, 2nd round of the first round of 4 rounds.

In the last rounds of the last minutes, one of the right damage controls followed by three more fists and lowers Jimenez, who went to Jimenez, who went down Robert Hoyle, waved inconsistency.

Ringed annoys Jimmy Lennon, Jr.