Boxing Results: Canelo Alvarez achieves an indisputable status of super middleweight weight, beating William Scull for IBF Title in Landmark Riyadhu Winning

WBA, WBC and WBO World Cane World Champion Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez (63-2-2, 39 KO) added the title of IBF, beating IBF champion William ‘El Indomable’ Scull (23-1, 9 Kos) from a 12-round in an unbeatable decision to become a two-year-old place on Saturday.

In the first four rounds it was a even fight. In the fifth round, Alvarez had an advantage. In the sixth round, Scull landed the rights to Alvarez. The fight seemed even after six.

In the seventh round, Alvarez went more to his body, giving him an advantage as Scull moved around the ring. There were very few actions in the eighth round. In the ninth round, Alvarez landed in bigger shots.

In the tenth round, Scull had one of his best rounds. However, the struggle did not fill her hype. In the eleventh round, Alvarez tried to lift Scull into the air due to his frustration. In the twelfth and last round, the fans still sought more actions. Alvarez went to his body as Scull broke through.

The results were 115-113, 116-112 and 119-109. Kieran McCann was a judge.

Former WBC Super Middle Weight, WBA Lightweight heavyweight and current WBC World Cruise Champion Badou ‘The Ripper’ Jack, 29-3-3 (17), won a controversial decision on the majority of 12 rounds over Norrair ‘Mikaelan’ Mikaelan, 27-3 (12).

In the first five rounds, it went back and forth with Mikaeljan, who had the advantage. In the ninth round, Mikaelan exceeded Jack.

From the tenth to the twelfth, Mikaelan seemed to have an advantage.

The results were 114-114, 115-113 and 115-113.

Former WBC Silver Super Middle Category Champion Jaime Munguia, 45-2 (35), defeated Bruna ‘Brunello’ Surace, 26-1-2 (5), a unanimous decision in their rematch in 12 rounds.

In the first five rounds, Surace extinguished Munguia. In the seventh round they both had their moments while Munguia went out and opposed him suraice. In the tenth and last rounds he went forward -ate.

The results were 116-112, 116-112 and 117-111. Bob Williams was a judge.

Heavy category Martin Bakola, 21-2-1 (15) against Effe Ajagba, 20-1-1 (14), ended up with a majority in 10 circles.

In the first five rounds of Bakola was an aggressor. In the seventh round, Bakola had ajagba against a rope with a tumultuous blow. In the ninth round, Bakola kept after Ayagba, asking him to stop running. In the tenth and last circles of Bakola, knowing that he was behind it, he kept pressure on Ayagba, surpassing him.

Ratings 95-95, 95-95 and 96-94 Bakola. Howard Foster was a judge.

Lightweight heavy Brayan Leon, 7-0 (6), beat Aarona Rocha Guerrero, 11-4-1 (7), a decision in six rounds. In the fourth round, Leon dropped Guerrera for 8 counts from Bob Williams Judge.

The Southpaw Marco ‘Green’ Verde, 1-0 (1), stopped Michel Galvan Polina, 4-6-3 (2), in 1:34 first round of fighting in six rounds. In the first round, Verde scored a couple of shots, forcing Judge Bob Williams to stop the fight.

Richard Riakporhe, 18-1 (14), achieved the fourth round of Ko Ko Kevin Nicolas Espindol, 9-10 (4). In the fourth round of Riakporhe, he scored a shot over Espindol for 8 counts from the Judge of Howard Foster. Espindola couldn’t go out in the fifth round

Super Pero Mohammed Alakel, 4-0, defeated Alexander Mošales, 6-14-5 (2), a decision in six circles. Judge Kieran McCann reached 60-54