Boxing Results: Eduardo ‘Rocky’ Hernández Victorious in Slugfest of 12 rounds against Rene ‘El Bravo’ Giron

The super pen champion of the Americas continents of the AMB, Eduardo ‘Rocky’ Hernández, defeated the former Super Weight Champion of Fecarbox of the WBC rene ‘El Bravo’ Tellez Giron for a unanimous decision of 12 rounds in a fight full of action on Friday night at the Hilton Lac Leamy, Gatineau, in Quebec, Canada.

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Hernández (37-2, 32 kos) defeated Giron, 20-5 (13) for a decision of 12 rounds.

In the first round, Hernández landed left hooks on the head and body of Giron, taking the round. In the second round, both opened in a round that pleased the crowd, with Hernández having an advantage. In the fourth round, the action continued in a fight between them.

In the fifth and sixth round, the action continued with Giron having Hernández in the corner in the bell in the fifth. In the seventh round, Hernández took blood from Giron’s nose with both of them landing well.

In the ninth until the eleventh round, Giron would have Hernández against the strings when Hernández took him back. In the twelfth and last round, both never stopped landing, making the crowd let them know that they enjoyed this fight without clinches.

Referee Albert Padulo, Jr. The scores were 119-109, 120-108 and 120-108, which seemed to be out of place.

In the chest that returned after 16 months, the Canadian heavyweight champion Southapaw Alexix ‘The Great’ Barriere, 12-0 (10) knocked out Ubaldo ‘Baldo’ Ilagor Resendiz, 13-2 (12), at the end of the sixth round of a programmed 10 rounds.

In the second round, Barriere brought blood out of the Resendiz nose. In the third round, Resendiz was throwing wild blows for half a minute. Halfway, a solid right on Barriere’s chin landed. In the last minute, Barriere landed a solid left in the reendiz chin.

In the fifth round, Resendiz landed to the right on Barriere’s shoulder, carrying it back several steps with his glove playing the canvas, but referee Martin Forest did not consider it a fall. In the last minute, Barriere shook Resendiz with a left in the chin.

In the sixth round, Barriere landed on the left, leading to the reenvice to the ropes, with the forest of the referee who decides a fall. Midway Barriere landed left on his chin, dropping again. At the end of the round, Resendiz’s corner called a stop.

Middle Southpaw Derek ‘Slick’ Pomerleau, 11-0 (9) arrested Nathan ‘The Matrix’ McIntosh, 14-4-1 (1) at 2:50 of the sixth round of eight programmed rounds.

In the first four rounds, Pomerleau easily exceeded the deceased Sub, McIntosh. In the sixth round, Pomerleau dropped Mcintosh with a left uppercut to the body for an 8 of 8 content by referee Albert Padulo, Jr., a minute later, again dropped McIntosh with a combination when the referee Padulo, Jr. omitted.

In a match full of foul, the former feathers of Amb Jelena Mrdjenovich, 44-12-1 (19) defeated Jessica ‘Bulldozer’ Bellusci, 6-4 (2) for a unanimous decision of eight round.

In the first three rounds, they both had too much. Mrdjenovich took the rounds. Bellusci had the advantage in the fight party in the fourth and fifth round.

In the sixth and seventh round, Mrdjenovich begins to land every round before falling into a Clinch with Bellusci hitting behind the head. In the eighth and final Ronda, Mrdjenovich, 42, looked like the winner in this match full of malegado.

Referee Robert Bender. Scores 79-73, 80-72 and 80-72.

Super Light Southpaw Lee Reeves, 13-1 (8) arrested Szabolcs Szabota, 2-1 in the first round of four programmed rounds.

Super Welter James Hughes, 3-0 (2) arrested Alexis Heredia, 0-1) in the third round of four programmed rounds.

The ring announcer was Chris Gauhier