Boxing Results: Movladdin ‘The Wolf’ Biyarslanov stops Mohamed Mimoune

Nabf’s Olympic and Welter Junior Champion of Nabf Arthur ‘The Wolf’ Biyardlanov, defending against former Ibo Mohamed champion ‘The Problem’ Minoune, scored a second round strike on Thursday night in Montreal Casino, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

The chest had undefeated the semi -marked international champion of the AMB, Albert Ramírez of Venezuela, arrested Marko Calic in Croatia in the third round.

In the main event, the Olympic and weight weight Welter weight champion of Nabf Arthur ‘The Wolf’ Biyardlanov, 18-0 (15), arrested former Ibo Mohamed champion ‘The Problem’ Mimoune, 24-7 (5) At 2:16 of the second round of a scheduled 10 rounds.

In the first round, everything was Biyardlanov, while MiMoune, the hands contained, rarely gave a blow. In the second round, Biyardlanov landed a blow after a blow with little in exchange for MiMoune before referee Alain Velleneuve stirred it suddenly.

The chest of the semi-marked weight champion of the WBA SouthPaw Albert Ramírez, 20-0 (17) knocked out Marko Calic, 15-2 (9) at 2:10 of the third round of 10 programmed rounds.

In the last seconds of the second round, Ramírez landed left on his chin, demolishing the calical several steps. In the third round, a right hook in the head of Ramírez and Down went to the calical for an 8 content with referee Frank Gentile. When he got up, the referee Gentile walked to the calical until his corner, who rejected him.

Olympic of semi-stated weight Mehmet Unal, 12-0 (10) knocked out Ezequiel Maderna, 31-14 (21) at 1:41 of the third round of the 10 programmed rounds.

In the first round, Maderna beat Unal. In the second seconds of the second round, a Unal left the chin dropped to Maderna to a knee and a count of 8 positions by referee Martin Forest.

In the third round, after half of a round, an exaggeration from Unal on the side of the head dropped Maderna, who barely beat the count with the forest of the referee that stirred him.

The weight Welter Christopher ‘Machine Gun’ Guerrero, 13-0 (7) knocked out Dennis ‘The Menace’ Dauti, 25-6-2 (9) at 1:08 of the fourth round of 10 programmed rounds.

In the first round, everything was Guerrero. In the second round, Dauti returns well enough to win a closed round. Thirty seconds in the fourth round, a left hook to the middle section from Guerrero and Down went to Dauti for the count of the referee Albert Padulo, Jr. for the first detention of Dauti.

Super Medio Middle Moreno Moreno ‘The Soldier’ ​​Fendero, 9-0 (7) arrested the former champion of the German prohibition Edison demand, 13-4-1 (7) at 1:36 of the third round of eight rounds programmed.

In the first round, halfway, Fendo grabbed Demaj for the back of the head, pulling him towards the canvas. In the last 40 seconds, Fendo landed on the left in the head, dropping Demaj for an 8 content of the referee Alain Villeneuve.

In the third round, after 15 seconds, a left in the nose caused a cut and a fall of fendo when Demaj hit the canvas for a content of 8 in the referee Villueve. At the midpoint, a right hook in De Demaj’s chin and down for another 8th count when he got up, the referee Vellenueve stirred him for the first time that Demaj was arrested.

Light Avery ‘The Future’ Duval, 13-0-1 (7) defeated Keshan Koaly, 6-2-1) in eight good rounds.

In the first round, Duval got several superhufe rights in Koaly’s chin, a late submarine. At the end of the second round, Duval caught his foot in the apron, but was governed after landing a blow by referee Martin Forest. In the third round, Duval matched the score, surpassing Koaly in a closed round.

In the fourth round, Duval landed a solid just below the left eye, hurt Koaly and caused a trim. In the fifth and sixth round, Duval continued to be the aggressor, landing right on his chin several times.

In the seventh round, Duval obtained the last right on the side of Koaly’s head. In the eighth and final Ronda, Koaly was more aggressive, feeling that it may need unemployment. Duval seemed to take the end of the round with a left hook in Koaly’s chin. Koaly’s injury under the left eye was quite swollen, while Duval had a small abrasion on his forehead. Duval had ‘Jesus is king’ in the front belt line of his trunk.

Scores 78-73 twice and 78-74.