Kamboos defeat Wyllie, Brown bothers the victory over Nicolson in Sydney

The ‘Feroz’ George Kambosos, Jr. defeated the late super lightweight champion of super lightweight Jake Wylie for a unanimous decision of 12 rounds in the main event on Saturday night in the Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney, Australia.

In La Cofreza, the WBC World Weight Female Champion of the WBC Skye Nicolson lost his title of Tiara ‘The Dark Menace’ Brown for a divided decision of 10 rounds.

The former IBF, WBA, WBO and Ibo Kambosos, Jr.’s lightweight worldwide champion, 22-3 (10) beat Wyllie, 16-2 (15) for a unanimous competitive decision of 12 rounds.

In the first three rounds, Kambosos had the advantage. In the fifth round, Wyllie had her moments by supporting Kambosos, who kept the left on her side. From the sixth to the ninth, Wyllie defended himself well, although Kambosos had the advantage.

In the eleventh round, Wyllie, knowing that she was behind in the fight, tried to reach Kambosos, showing her hardness. In the twelfth and last round, Kambosos threw Wyllie into the canvas. For the most part, Kambosos was having the retention, knowing that he had the victory in the bag, trying to avoid the shock of heads. It was Kambosos who was cut in the right eyebrow and on the left eye before in the fight of this.

The scores were 117-111, 117-111 and 115-113. Will Sollis was the referee.

2020 Olympic, Weight Champion Balld World World of WBC Nicolson, 12-1 (1), lost by a divided decision of 10 rounds for Brown, 19-0 (11). Brown was the aggressor in the first five rounds, having an advantage in a closed fight. Nicolson did enough in the last five rounds to maintain, at least even.

The judges scores were 96-94, 97-93 for Brown and 96-94 for Nicolson. Joel Scobie was the referee.

The World Gallo Gallo Champion of the AB Cherneka ‘Sugar Neekz’ Johnson, 17-2 (6) surpassed the former Amb Nina Hughes champion, 6-2 (2) at 0:46 of the seventh round of a scheduled round of 10 × 2.

In the third round, Hughes suffered a bloody nose due to a head of heads. From the room to the sixth, Johnson Domino. In the seventh round, Hughes was warned to hold him when his corner threw the towel. Rafael Ramos was the referee.

Olympic Bronze 2016 For Russia, the semi-marked weight champion Nabf Imam Khataev, 10-0 (9) beat Durval ‘El Bombardero’ Elias Palacio, 14-4 (11) for a unanimous decision of ten rounds.

In the first three rounds, Khataev dominated. In the fourth round, D Palacio led Khataev to a corner. Later in La Ronda, Khataev dropped Palace with a right on the chin for an 8 content by referee Ignatius Missailidis. Palacio was cut in the left eyelid. Palacio defended himself with a lot of heart in the ninth and tenth.

Scores 99-89, 99-89 and 98-90. Ignatius Missailidis was the referee.

The heavyweight heavy ‘The Heat’ Ahio, 24-1 (18) knocked out Aekkaphob Auraiwan, 9-4-1 (7) at 2:59 of the first round of a scheduled combat of 10 rounds. Will Soulis was the referee.

2024 Olympic heavyweight Teremoana Jnr, 7-0 (7), defeated James ‘The Beast’ Singh, 12-6 (11), for a first round elimination of a scheduled combat of six rounds. The official time of the arrest was at 2:12 of the first round.

In the first round, Teremoana dropped Singh with a left on the chin for an 8 content by referee Ignatius Missailidis. Upon arriving, Singh met half a dozen blows of Teremoana when referee Missailidis called a stop.

The super light Jayden Buan, 4-0 (3) defeated Jordan Kasilieris, 1-4-1 (1), for a unanimous decision of four rounds. The scores were 40-36, 40-36 and 39-37. Ignatius Missailidis was the referee.