Via Ken Hissner: At Wembley Stadium, Wembley, London, UK, ahead of Saturday’s record 94,000 indoor attendance via ESPN+ and ESPN PPV, Bob Arum (Top Rated) and Frank Warren (Queensberry Ads) was in the Main Event WBC World Heavyweight Champion “The Gypsy King” Tyson Fury defended his title for the fifth time stopping Dillian “The Body Snatcher” Whyte, at 2:59 in the sixth round to retained his WBC and Legendary titles.
In the main event, WBC “The Gypsy King” world heavyweight champion Tyson Fury, 32-0-1 (23), #264 ¾, of Manchester, United Kingdom, stopped the WBC’s No. Dillian “The Body Snatcher” Whyte, 28 years old. -3 (19), #253 ¼, Brixton, London, UK, at 2:59 of the sixth inning to retain his title.
In the first round, Whyte hit Southpaw, which did not help or confuse Fury, who at half-round landed his first solid punch, a punch to Whyte’s chin, who pressed Fury but failed to land. out what.
Whyte missed a wild forehand in the second half that hit the top rope. Seconds later, Fury combined with Whyte’s chin. Whyte landed a punch to the body, which was his first solid punch. Fury played another round.
In the final minute of the third round, Fury landed two combos on the chin of the shorter Whyte. During the fifth round, Fury briefly punched Whyte in the body, knocking him to the ground. Whyte can’t get within Fury’s reach.
In the sixth round, a right butt from Fury to the chin and a push down went to Whyte. The referee is Mark Lyson.
Former British and Commonwealth champion Isaac “Westgate Warrior” Lowe, 21-2-3 (6), # 125 ¼, of Morecambe, Lancashire, UK, lost to Nick Ball, 15-0 (8), # 125 , of Liverpool, UK, at 1:45 of the sixth round for the vacant WBC Silver Feather title.
In the second round, after 30 seconds, a left hook from Ball to the chin shook Lowe. In the final forty seconds, a left hook from Ball from the chin and down sent Lowe to an eight-point count by referee Victor Loughlin. Lowe managed to get to the bell.
In the third round, a stab from Lowe drained Ball’s nose mid-round as he began to turn aggressor. In the final thirty seconds, Ball and Lowe collided head-on, causing a cut in Lowe’s left eyebrow. In the fourth inning, the ball was 5″ shorter, sending Lowe back for most of the time.
Ball got a cut above Lowe’s left eyebrow from a right half in the fifth round. In the sixth inning, Lowe turned his back and hit a shot that stopped referee Loughlin with Lowe giving up.
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British and Commonwealth (British Empire) Welterweight Champion Ekow “The Engine” Essuman, 17-0 (7), #146 ½, of Botswana and Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, UK, defeats Southpaw Darren Tetley, 21-3 (9), #145, of Bradford, Yorkshire, UK, over 12 dull innings.
The scores are 117-111 and 116-112, respectively.
Heavyweight David “The Chosen One” Adeleye, 9-0 (8), #232, of Ladbroke Grove, London, UK, blocked male tennis player Chris Healey, 9-9 (2), #282. of Stockport, Lancashire, UK, at 0:52 of the fourth of eight scheduled innings.
In the first three rounds, Healey kept moving forward, facing right from Adeleye. Healy is clearly an overweight club boxer for prospect Adeleye.
In the fourth round, a solid lead was immediately followed by a collision that sent Healy into the ropes when referee Chas Coakley signaled inappropriately.
Lightweight Tommy’ TNT ” Fury, 8-0 (4), #177 ¾, of Manchester, Lancashire, UK, beat Daniel“ Bocian ” Bocianski, 10-2 (2), #175, of Chelmec, POL , more than six rounds.
In the first four rounds, Fury dominated. In the fifth round, a punch from Fury opened a cut on Bocianski’s left eyebrow. With thirty seconds remaining, a punch from Fury to Bocianski’s chin knocked him down with an 8 count. He tried to reach the bell.
In the sixth and final round, Fury managed to get rid of Bocianski, who held on to get through the round. Fury won all six rounds. Referee Kieran McCann gave the score 60-54. Fury is the younger brother of Tyson “The Gypsy King” Fury.
Super Feather Kurt Walker, 2-0 (1), #129, of Lisburn, IRE number, UK, beat Stefan Nicolae, 3-32-2 (1), #127 ½, of Bucharest, Romania, over four the match.
Score 40-36 from referee Chas Coakley.
Southpaw Karol Itauma Lightweight, 7-0 (5), #175 , of Chatham, Kent, UK, stopped Michal Ciach, 2-12 (1), #175 ¾, of Poznan, POL, at 2: 27 in total the second of the four scheduled rounds.
During the first rounds, Itauma landed a right hook in the body at the last minute, causing Ciach to fall, who was hit by Itauma without warning. Ciach managed to get to the bell.
In the second inning, Itauma continued to attack at the last minute, landing a punch to the body and actually shoving Ciach onto the canvas. When he got up, referee Chs Coakley dismissed Ciach’s dislike, and couldn’t blame him.
Youth Olympic champion 2018 Youth Olympics Itauma in Argentina with box rec shows only an amateur record of 6-3. The sixth Ciach was stopped in his twelve defeats.
18 year old Men’s Super Feather Royston Barney-Smith aka “Sugar Boy Roy”, 2-0 (0), #132, of Southampton, Hampshire, UK, beat Constantin Radoi, 0-11 (0), #132, of Romania and Swindon, Wiltshire, UK, over four laps.
In the first innings, at the last minute, Barney-Smith unleashed a flurry of unrequited punches as Radoi took the corner, who eventually escaped from the corner at the bell.
In the second and third rounds, southpaw Barney-Smith completely overwhelmed Radoi with effective stabs, followed by attacks to the torso and head.
In the fourth and final round, Radoi dashed out, landing with his right hand on Barney-Smith’s chin, who seconds later landed a right hook on Radoi’s chin. Referee Kieran McCann warned both fighters about head use.
Barney-Smith is a former EUBC European Schoolboys champion who has an amateur record of 15-2. It was the seventh undefeated boxer that Radoi faced.
