Tonight’s Live Results: Wardley Vs. Huni – from Ipswich, UK

The main map starts at 1:30 pm He lives on a given And the main walks of the ring for events are expected around 4:30 pm.

Nelson Hysa Def. Patrick Cortles – Ko2

Total inconsistency. Hysa removed the cortex from the opening of the bell, landed heavy hooks and shot her head back with every clean crackle. He first took his knee after eating a couple of brutal right hands and then barely survived the circle. Hysa returned immediately and finished the job in the second – another blow, another barrage and the cortex was done. There is no answer, without resistance, just one -sided hitting.

Billy Adams Def. Alexander Morales-Bondes (40-36)

Adams flashed circles around Morales and did not lose a second. He remained light on his feet, mixed the level and pulled out his gunshots. Morales tried to close the gap, but never laid a glove with intent. It was routine, clinical and exactly what a prospectus 7-0 should make a passenger. Nothing glitter – only four circles of clean control.

Sam Gilley Vs. Gideon Onyenani-Draating (76-76)

Gilley couldn’t stand the pressure and looked lost in the trenches. Onyenana put him inside, turned him into a fight with the phone and never let him be comfortable. Gilley tried to box but harassed himself in survival mode. Ugly struggle, fair result?

Umar Khan Def. Moises Garcia-One High Decision (79-72)

Khan was well enough, but he looked like he was a sparring, he didn’t fight. He hung up fast combinations, then slipped through a long stretch without a hurry. Garcia had zero answers, but he never looked close to folding. She was one-sided and still forgetful.

Lillie Winch Def. Catera’s Dvorovi-One High Decision (60-54)

Winch kept him clean, sharp and all jobs from the initial bell. She directed, turned and closed the yards without risk. The Czech fighter tried to force the altercation, but never went through the front door. Pure control – every round, every second.

Birch card – He lives on a given