Via Ken Hissner: At Allianz Cloud, Milan, Lombardia, Italy, Friday against DAZN in the Main Event WBO Intercontinental SuperMillweight Champion Daniel “King Toretto” Scardina was stopped by WBA World SuperMiddleweight Champion Giovanni DeCarolis in the fifth round. In the co-main event EBU Super Bantamweight Champion of Spain Mary Romero easily defeated Maria “Russian” Cecchi of Italy who had been unbeaten in ten unsuccessful rounds.
During the Main Event WBO Intercontinental Champion Super Average Daniel “King Toretto” Scardina, 20-1 (16), #160, of Rozzano, Lombardia, IT and Miami Beach, FL, was stopped by Giovanni DeCarolis , 31-10 -1 (15), #167 ½, of Roma, Lazio, IT, at 0:10 of the fifth round of the 10-round schedule.
In the final 30 seconds of the second round, a DeCarolis left hook hurt Scardina, who struggled to get to the end of the round. In the third round, Scardina returned to use an effective jab to win the round.
In the fourth round with thirty seconds left DeCarolis landed next should be four punches, the last hook on the left to the chin like Scardina fell on the canvas. He got up on unsteady feet when Referee Manuel Oliver Palomo gave him the number 8 which for some reason allowed him to speak to him. DeCarolis jumped over Scardina and landed a punch on the chin when the umpire for some reason intervened and allowed Scardina to go to his corner of the field when the timer ran out with DeCarolis following him into the corner thinking the fight was over. end.
Between rounds, the umpire started talking to one of the umpires. In the fifth round, DeCarolis moved forward to land a double punch, second an uppercut followed by three more punches knocking out Scardina, who when he got up the referee wisely brushed it off.
Ukrainian Super Welter born Maxim Prodan, 19-2-1 (15), #151 ½, in Milan, IT, was very upset when stopped by Luis Enrique Romero, 11-5-1 (7), #147 ½, by Barinas, VZ, at 1:15 of the seventh of 10 scheduled rounds.
In the first three rounds, Romero moved very well with his hands at his sides, pointing the spear in the face of the rushing Prodan almost at will. In the first minute of the fourth round, Romero landed a lead over Prodan’s body. Romero continues boxing, disappointing Prodan.
In the fifth round, Prodan dashed after Romero around the ring and was hit with three combined punches mid-round. Seconds later, Romero landed another combo. Romero was missing Prodan more than landing. With a minute remaining in the round, Prodan touched his left chin to hear the cheers of the crowd. In the final ten seconds, Prodan delivered a solid left hook to the chin that sent Romero the first to face an eight-point corner from Referee Giavonni Florentino as the bell rang.
In the seventh inning, Romero stunned Prodan with a punch to the chin followed by dozens of punches when Prodan hit the rope prompting the umpire to give Prodan an 8 from umpire Florentino. Romero jumped over Prodan once again landing dozens of punches causing the referee to count 8 a second time. Prodan walked away from referee Florentino, leaning against a rope looking into the crowd forcing the referee to stop the game.
In the previous game, Romero halted a three-game losing streak by beating Jonathan Alonso, 21-1, in Spain.
In the EBU Super Bantam co-main event, champion Mary Romero 8-2 (2), #120 ¼, of Murcia, SP, easily defeated nampaw Maria “Russian” Cecchi, 7-1 (2), of Roma, Lazio , IT , on 10 × 2 rounds.
In the first three innings, Romero became the aggressor. In round 4, because Romero hit Cecchi’s head on the chin, she was cut on the top of the head, causing blood to flow down the left side of her face.
In the fifth and sixth innings, a sloppy match with many collisions, Romero continued to have the advantage. In the seventh round, Romero put Cecchi on the rope to face the crowd and hit her from behind several times. Cecchi intentionally butts Romero’s head against the canvas as they are separated by the referee taking points from Cecchi.
In the eighth and ninth innings, Romero continued to land Cecchi amid multiple sieges. In the tenth and final round, Romero went on to win every round against Cecchi.
The score is 100-88 twice and 98-90. Referee Cristophe Fernandez from France. This writer agreed 100-88.
In a non-television bout, Nigerian middleweight Joshua Nmomah, 12-0 (3), #166, of Novara, Piedmont, IT, defeated Gabor “Squirrel” Gorbics, 26-27-2 (16) , #161 ½, of Budapest, HUN, more than 8 rounds.
The scores are all 80-72. The referee is Giovanni Poggi.
Cruiser Oronzo “Lo Stallone Barese” Birardi, 4-0 (3), #199 , of Mainz, Palo del Colle, Puglia, beat Romania-born Ovidiu Enache, 6-10 (1), # 200 ¼ , by Capaccio, IT , more than 6 rounds.
In the second round, Enache delivered his first notable punch with an overhand strike right to Birardi’s chin that sent him into a stalemate, followed by some rabbit punches and an early warning. seconds in the round. In the third round, Birardi continued to jump around with his arm towards Enache’s side.
In the fourth round, after 30 seconds, Enache landed and hooked Birardi’s chin causing him to take a few steps back. With a minute left of the round, a forehand hit from Enache sent Birardi’s nosebleed and put him on hold. In the fifth round, Birardi came back well, knocking out Enache. In the sixth and final inning, both were warned by referee Eros Rozza for heading. It was a close quarter in a close fight that Birardi could have drawn.
The score is 59-55 twice and 58-56 as this writer had it.
