Boxing results: Sutriel Matias dominates Valenzuela, ensuring who win the IBF title eliminator

Former World IBF World Champion Supriet Supriel Matias stopped Gabriel Gollaz Valenzuele in the eighth round of the eliminator of the title on Saturday night in Coliseo Thomas Dones, in Fajard, Puerto Rico.

Matias, 22-2 (22) beat Valenzuela, 30-4-1 (17) At 2:55 from the eighth round of the scheduled 12 rounds, Eliminator IBF Light Welterweight eliminator to determine the compulsory champion Richardson Hitchins.

In the first round of Matias, a well -known dispute starter, surpassed Valenzuela. In the second round, Matias came out, landing his left hooks on the beard of Valenzuel. Midway Valenzuela returned well, making it a close circle. In the third round, Matias reacted the audience when he swinging Valenzuel with his left hook in the middle. Valenzuela returned using her stitch, passing through the circle on unstable legs. In the fourth round, Matias cut off his right eyebrow of Valenzuela. Matias worked on a cut in the fifth round and had Valenzuela in trouble.

Matias worked on a cut in the sixth round, causing Valenzuela to fight in Sopurts. The ring doctor checked the cut between the circles with the right eye almost closed. Valenzuela was playing a toy in the seventh round, even though she lost the circle.

In the eighth round, to the left of Matias on his head, he lowered Valenzuel, forcing Judge Robert Ramirez to wave him.

WBO Nabo Super Light Champion Alfredo Santiago, 17-2 (8) stopped former Southpaw WBA champion in the Javier ‘El Abejon’ Fortuna category, 39-6-1 (28) in 0:01 from the ninth round of 10 rounds scheduled. Santiago achieved a fall in the eighth round.

In the first round, Fortuna Midway landed on the left in the beard of Santiago, which landed right on his chin second later. In the last seconds, both collapsed on the canvas. In the Midway point of the second round, they exchanged kicks on the beards, separated seconds. In the last seconds, Santiago was swinging Fortuna from right on his chin.

In the fifth round, Santiago returned well enough to alienate Fortuna whose right eye was closed. In the sixth round, Santiago chased Fortuna, who was reluctant to return to the blows. In the seventh round, after a minute, Fortuna hit Santiago Low. Judge Pena gave him time to recover. Santiago returned immediately after Fortuna finished the circle, Showboing. Fortunino’s right eye was almost closed.

In the eighth round, Santiago went out to Midway and lowered Fortuna with his left chin for 8 numbers from the pen of the pen. At the end of the round corner, he threw a towel.

WBA Continental Light Champion Welterweight Nestor Bravo, 23-1 (16), lost a controversial divided decision of 10 rounds for Xolisani ‘November The Wasp’ Ndongeni, 33-6 (19).

In the first five rounds, Bravo chased Ndongeni, who opposed him well. In the last five rounds, it was progress and back, with Bravo chasing and mostly getting more blows than ndongeni in close struggle.

Results and 95-94, 98-92, I am, 97-92 Bravo.

The heavy weight ‘is right’ Taylor, 7-0 (5) knocked out Southpaw Trevor Kotar, 4-4-1 (1) in 2:12 first round of six rounds scheduled.

In the first round, Taylor dropped the district with the left body to 8 numbers from Ramon Pena Judge in a minute in a circle. Halfway through the circle, the body with a taylor hit dropped the district by 8 more numbers. Taylor’s third blow ended.

The ring announcer was Pete Trevino, Jr.