Via Ken Hisner: At York Hall, Bethnal Green, London, UK, Friday via DAZN promoted by Nisse Sauerland (Wasserman Boxing Ltd.) who presented in the UK undefeated Harlem Eubank Main Event from a family Scored combat knocked Miguel “El Gato” Antin over ten rounds for his seventeenth straight win.
In the Main Event, Harlem Eubank, 17-0 (6), #142 ¾, of Brighton, Sussex, UK, beat Miguel “El Gato” Antin, 20-12-1 (8), #146 ¼, of El Bolson, ARG, more than ten rounds.
In the first round, both fell on the canvas. Eubank control with a jab. In the second and third seasons, Eubank, from a belligerent family, defeats Antin. In the fourth and fifth innings, Antin came back well enough to make it through both innings.
In the final seconds of the sixth inning, a right from Eubank to the torso and down Antin was counted 8 by Referee Bob Williams when the bell rang. In the seventh inning, midway through, a left hit from Eubank dropped Antin to be awarded 8 bucks by Referee Williams.
Instead of finishing, Eubank started jumping around. At the end of the round, Eubank got into trouble with Antin at the bell.
In the ninth round, Eubank made it his way but would start running around the ring when the fans started booing at the last minute. In the final seconds, Antin landed, causing Eubank to lose his balance and almost fall. In the tenth and final round, Eubank, who should have finished this match a few rounds ago, did enough to win the round but was not in good form. He will get entangled with an iron hook and then move around the ring instead of ending the match.
The scores are 99-89, 98-90, 97-91 and 98-90 for this writer.
Southpaw Jake Henty, 5-0 (2), #148 ¾, of Welling, UK, beat Petar Aleksandrov, 4-28-1 (2), #151 ½, of Sofia, BULG, in six rounds.
In the first three rounds, Southpaw Henty knocked out Aleksandrov mostly with a stab. In the fourth and fifth innings, Aleksandrov did better; even switched to Southpaw in the sixth round, Henty looked like he was down.
The score is 59-55 and 60-54 for this writer.
In the post-main event, Super Welter ‘Horrible’ male player Harry Scarff, 12-2 (3), #154 ¾, of Derby, United Kingdom, defeated Jordan Dujon, 8-2 (0), #156 ½, by Barnet, UK, over eight laps.
In the first round, Scarff easily countered Dujon, winning the round. In the second round, Scarff easily overcame Dujon, who finally landed a punch to Scarff’s chin in the final seconds. In the third round, Dujon was competitive even though he didn’t win the inning from Scarff.
In the fourth inning, Scarff turned orthodox in the first minute before returning to his natural south. He did enough to win the second round after Referee Kearan McCann had a word with both fighters at half-time. In the sixth round, the referee warned Scarff for using gloves to open Dujon’s cuffs.
In the seventh and eighth innings it turned out to be very sloppy, with Scarff coming in from the south and orthodox and the ref cautioning them both for rough behaviour. The schedule for ten has been reduced to 8.
This writer’s scores are 79-73, 78-74, 77-75 and 78-74.
Super Welter Abss Baraou, 13-1 (9), #155 ½, of Berlin, GER, stopped Ferenc Katona, 11-10-3 (7), #156, of Budapest, HUN, at 0:25 of inning third of an 8.
In the final seconds of the first round, Baraou made some left hooks to his body, then knocked Katona down with a solid lead just above the chin to be counted 8 by Referee Lee Every as the bell rang. . In the final seconds of the second round, Baraou knocked out Katona three times, easily dominating the round.
In the third round, after many punches from Baraou, the towel was thrown into the corner by Katona.
Super Light Jesse Brandon, 2-0 (1), of Finchley, UK, stopped Borja Lopez, 1-6 (0), of Malaga, SP, at 1:44 of the first half of game 4.
In the first inning, a blow to the chin and knockdown from Brandon resulted in Lopez being given an 8 by Referee Lee Avery. The referee asked Lopez, who raised his hand to step forward but did not, which he did not. he should have stopped. He allowed it to continue and within seconds Brandon knocked Lopez again with a punch to the chin as referee Avery waved his hand without scoring.
Heavy “Majic” Matty Harris, 5-0 (4), #261 ¼, of Coventry, UK, stopped Milos Veletic, 2-3 (1), #262 ½, of Bijeljina, B&H, at 0: 23 of the first inning round 6.
In the first round, after ten seconds, Harris and Veletic’s 6:08″ chin hook knocked Veletic out as Referee Sean McAvoy waved wisely.
Feather Sophie Alisch, 9-0 (1), #124 ¾, of Berlin, GER, beat Gemma Ruegg, 6-7 (1), #125 ¾, of Bournemouth, UK, over 6×2 innings.
At the last minute of the first half, an Alisch charge hurt Ruegg and had to hold out. In the second to fifth rounds, Alisch overtook Ruegg with a jab and the occasional right to the chin. In the sixth and final round, Alisch ended the round with a direct hit to Ruegg’s chin.
Referee Sean McAvoy gave the score 60-54, so did this writer.
Feather Codie Smith, 19 years, 1-0 (0), of Hull, Yorkshire, UK, beat Luca Genovese, 4-20-5 (0), of Sant Elia, IT, in four innings.
In the second half, Smith injured Genovese with a late-round shot. In the fourth and final round, Smith tried to stop Genovese with a chin kick, but Genovese was never stopped.
Referee Sean McAvoy gave it a score of 40-36, so did the writer of this article.
