Boxing results: Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez beat Christian Gonzalez & Marlon Tapales beat Murodjon Akhmadaliev

Via Ken Hisner: At the Boeing Center at Tech Port, San Antonio, Texas, Saturday via DAZN Eddie Hearn (Matchroom Boxing), introduced during the Main Event WBC Super Flyweight Champion Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez defeated Christian Gonzalez Hernandez by one more Another title for the WBO World Flyweight belt is vacant.

In the IBF World co-main event and WBA Super World Bantamweight champion Murodjon Akhmadaliev lost to Marlon Tapales by split decision.

In the Main Event WBC Super Fly Champion Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez, 18-0 (11), #111.4, of San Antonio, TX, beat Christian Gonzalez, 15-2 (5), #112, of Tultitan, MEX, 12 rounds, for the vacant WBO World Flies Title.

In the first five innings, Rodriguez knocked Gonzalez down and became an aggressor with local fans screaming in support. In the 1/8 round, Gonzalez came back good enough to knock out Rodriguez.

In the ninth inning, Rodriguez stuck Gonzalez in a corner when he landed with punches to the bell. In the tenth round, Gonzalez in survival mode moved around the ring with several punches as Rodriguez continued to overwhelm him. In the eleventh round, Gonzalez bounced back well, nearly knocking out Rodriguez with a solid stab that turned him around and Rodriguez finished the round under control. In the twelfth and final round, Rodriguez played his way as fans cheered him on.

Scores are 118-110, 116-112 and 117-111 as well as this writer.

Referee Mark Calo-oy

In the Olympic Bronze Medalist Co-Main event, IBF and WBA Super Bantam champion Murodujon Akhmadaliev, 11-1 (8), #121.6, of Chust, UZB, lost by split decision to former WBO champion Bantam Marlon Tapales, 37-3 (19), #121.8, by Kapatagan, PH, over 12 good rounds.

In the first round, three rounds with teamfights in the middle of the ring during the Tapales had the advantage despite the close quarters. In the fifth and seventh innings, Akhmadaliev returned to defeat Tapales.

In the tenth round, Akhmadaliev continued to defeat Tapales. In the twelfth and final round, Akhmadaliev let Tapales struggle throughout the last four after a bad start, but is that enough? Referee Rafael Ramos.

Scores are 118-110 Akhmadaliev and 115-113 twice for Tapales with this writer 114-114.

IBF North American Featherweight Champion Raymond “Savage” Ford, 14-0-1 (7), #126, of Camden, NJ, defeats former WBO Super Bantam Southpaw Champion Jesse Magdaleno, 29-2 (18) , #126, of Las Vegas, NV, more than 12 rounds.

In the second half, Magdaleno made Ford difficult at the last minute but Ford fought back until the end of the half. In the third round, Ford had a very good press against Magdaleno. In the fourth inning as Magdaleno came in from a low position, Ford headed in with a left header from behind for Magdaleno to be scored 8 by Referee Luis Pabon.

Magdaleno bounced back well for the rest of the round continuing to attack as Ford failed to keep up from the knockdown.

In the final seconds of the sixth inning, Ford injured Magdaleno and got in trouble but managed to ring the bell. In the eighth round, Magdaleno came back well enough to have an advantage. In the ninth round, Ford got into trouble with Magdaleno at the last minute with a bruise under his right eye before punishment from the greater Ford.

In the final seconds of the eleventh inning, a body shot injured Magdaleno and a right hook to the chin from Ford and knocked Magdaleno out with an eight from Referee Pabon. He managed to get the bell. In the twelfth and final round, it was all Ford’s because Magdaleno did all he could to get to the finish line.

Scores of 116-110 and 119-107 are double this writer.

WBC Continental Americas Champion Thomas “Gunnaman” Mattice, 21-3-1 (15), #129, of Cleveland, OH, came in from behind and stopped Ramiro “Demon” Cesena, 15-1-1 ( 13), #130, by Loreto, Baja California Sur, MEX, at 1:35 of the tenth and final round.

In the first half of the inning, Cesena landed right on Mattice’s chin leaving him stunned. In the second round, Mattice moved his body very well. With one minute left in the round, Cesena knocked Mattice down with a punch to the chin that made his nose bleed. In the fourth round, Cesena continued to chase Mattice and when he caught him in the net, he scored very well.

In the fifth round, Mattice mainly used a stab and a punch while Cesena used combos. In the sixth round, Cesena backed away from the ropes that challenged Mattice to him. When he did, Cesena landed him. In the round of 16, Referee Rafael Ramos took points from Mattice, who, after speaking out, was beaten and retaliated for hitting at halftime. At the last minute with blood from his mouth, he scored a beautiful goal against Cesena.

In the ninth round with a bump under his right eye, Cesena put pressure on Mattice, who countered him well. In the tenth and final round, Mattice injured Cesena with a punch to the chin that made him cross the ring into the rope and let Cesena fight the landing rope at will knowing he needed to stop. when Referee Ramos jumped in to prevent a possible fight. too early.

Light Marc Castro, 10-0 (7), #133, of Fresno, CA, stopped Ricardo Lopez, 16-7-3, of Tijuana, MEX, at 2:22 of the seventh round of the eight-round schedule. Referee Mark Calo-oy

Middle Israil Madrimov, 9-0-1 (6), #158.8, of Chiva, UZB, and Indio, CA, beat southern tennis player Ralphael “Trouble” Igbokwe, 16-4 (7), #160, of Houston , TX, 10 rounds. The referee is Luis Pabon.

The score is 100-90, 99-91 twice.

Circle announcer David Diamante