Boxing results: Zepeda obtains a very close majority decision on farmers; Collazo gets dramatic in Cancun

The WBC’s interim light weight champion, William Zepeda, won a majority decision of 12 rounds on the former Super Pluma Champion of the FIB, Tevin Farmer, on Saturday night at the main event in Cancun, Quintana Roo, Mexico.

The left-handed Zepeda, 33-0 (27) gained a majority decision of 12 rounds over the farmer, 33-8-1 (8). In the first round, he was close, since Zepeda could have taken it out. In the second round, everything was Zepeda, since he hurt Farmer in recent seconds. In the third round, Zepeda continued to press Farmer, who replied when he could.

In the first two minutes of the fourth round, everything was Zepeda to the body. In the last minute, the farmer returned, causing Zepeda hurting. In recent seconds, it was Zepeda Rallying. In the fifth round, Zepeda caused Farmer to go back the entire round when, in recent seconds, the farmer responded to Zepeda with a left uppercut on the chin.

In the sixth round, when it seems that the farmer is injured, he returns with uppercuts, stopping to dry Zepeda. In the seventh to the ninth round, Zepeda again surpassed the farmer.

In the tenth round, the farmer countered Zepeda well. In the eleventh round, the farmer countered well until the last seconds, when once again, his tape had to wrap again.

In the twelfth and last round, it seemed that Farmer scored a fall after a minute, but referee Mike Griffin called him a slip. Farmer had his best round of the fight, trying to take it out while exceeding almost three to one.

Scores 114-114, 116-112 and 115-113.

In the main event of the WBA Super World and the Mini Champion of the Oscar ‘El Pupilo’ Collazo, 12-0 (9) of the OMB, the left-handed Edwin ‘Canito’ Cano, Canito ‘Canito, eliminated, 13-3-1 (4) at 1:12 of the fifth round of a 12 rounds programmed round.

In the first two rounds, Collazo had the advantage, surpassing Cano. In the fourth round, Collazo had hurt Cano. Cano returned, landing half a dozen blows.

Collazo got a body shot in the fifth round and pushed Canvas to the canvas when referee Miguel Canul told Cano.

The flies Joselito ‘El Huracan’ Velázquez, 21-1-1 (13) defeated Adolfo ‘Lee’ Castillo, 12-5-2 (7) in 10 rounds. In the first round, due to a head of heads, Velázquez was cut off the right eyebrow. In the third round, Velázquez landed right on his chin, swinging to Castillo. Again, another head of heads because Castillo entered his head, which caused him a point.

In the fourth round, fans began to encourage Velázquez, who beat Castillo. In the sixth round, Velázquez landed a pair from left to Castillo’s body. In the seventh round, another shock of heads and Castillo cut on the forehead.

In the eighth Ronda, Velázquez cut this time in the left eyebrow. In the tenth and last Ronda Velázquez had hurt Castillo at the last minute. Celestino Castro was the referee.

100-89, 100-89 and 97-92 scores

The cruise weight Rob ‘Robz’ Sirwan Safar, 18-0 (13) arrested Roberto Silva, 13-3 (7), at 2:55 of the fifth round of the 10 programmed rounds.

In the second and third round, Safar shook Silva with rights in the chin. In the fifth round, a right from Safar in the chin knocked out Silva’s nozzle, followed by a combination that hurt when the referee called a stop.

WBC World Champion Yokasta Valle, 33-3, (10) defeated by the divided decision on former Via champion, WBC, Marlen Esparza, 15-3 (1) in 10 × 2 rounds.

In the first round, Esparza was the aggressor, with Valle Countering mainly with blows. From the second to the fourth round, Valle especially exceeded the rights of superhufe.

In the fifth to seventh, Esparza returned well enough to take several rounds. In the eighth round, Valle returned, having the best speed of the hand to win the round. In the ninth round, Esparza returned with more landed. In the tenth and last round, they both had their moments.

The scores were 96-94 for Esparza and 97-93, 97-93 for Valle.

Joe A. Martínez was the broadcaster of the ring.