Tonight’s live results: Hitchins Vs. Cambosos and Cruz Vs. Mishiro of New York

IBF Light Welterweight Richardson Hitchins tonight needs a spectacular appearance in its defense against the disturbed George Cambosos younger at the Madison Square Garden Theater in New York. Star in the making, Andy Cruz, fights with Hirorora Mishiro in IBF with a light eliminator of the title in the conflict.

Results

– Zaquin Moses (4-0, 3 ko) knocked out the overcrowded Carl Rogers (3-3) with a technical knockout in the fourth round in the Super Featherweight Action. Moses, for 20 years, lowered 34-year-old Rogers to the right hook in his head after injuring him by cracking his body. Rogers looked hurt when he returned, but it’s surprising that the judge allowed him to continue. Moses then pushed himself on Rogers Bliccess, which is why the judge came in to save the striking fighter.

“I wanted to get to the circles. I feel good right now. Doing what I do,” Zaquin said. “Just have fun. I knew this guy was not on my level. I work hard and show him right here. I saw that one of his body speaking. I hit him Bodyshot and he didn’t like him. I hit his head and that’s all she wrote. I am the best perspective. Eddie, I want to go to the UK.”

– Nishant Dev (2-0, 1 ko) took advantage of his advantage of greatness and skill to beat the heavy Mexican Josue Silva (3-3, 1 ko) to win his second fight in the junior middleweight category. The Olympic Dev 2020 seemed uncomfortable with the pressure that Silva, 32, put on it. The results were 60-54, 60-54 and 60-54.

It seemed that the inoctor -ductile style of Silve had rejected Dev, because he could not follow the strange angles from which the blows came. After the third and fourth rounds, Dev looked discouraged and visibly tired, took a deep breath into his corner. In the fifth round, Dev seemed to lose cold, hitting Silva with the right rabbit. Was a Textbook Kunic punch From Dev, thrown a perfect shape that was supposed to result in a warning.

Silva looked at the judge and begged that he hit the back of his head, but did nothing. The Dev seemed to have lost temperament at this point and The boom rushed With Silva he tries to break out. Silva expertly tied the frustrated Vast Dev. You could see that by this point in the fight, Dev was angry because Silva still returned and hit him with too many blows to a fighter with his amateur background. It was a worrying sign.

In the last round, Silva went into survival fashion because he was tired and gave up trying to win. Dev focused on boxing and he didn’t bother to go knockout. All in all, these were not impressive things from DeV. The performance has shown that the light year is far from competition with top junior medium weights, some of which are the same age as him. He is 24 years old and there are many fighters in the division who have more physical tools.

“I feel great. I didn’t go to knockout. What I learned, I have to show myself in the ring and in the fight,” Dev said. “I won the World Cup, so I’m used to it. I’m still growing and going to another level. There’s no difference between amateur and professional boxing. I work on my skills and powers. I’m not looking for knockout. I want to get more exposure in professional fights and get a title.”

– Adam Maca (1-0, 1 ko) destroyed Rafaela Castilla (2-6, 1 Kos) in the second round of who–in-four rounds in his pro-Debia in Super Bantamweight. Maca captured Castilla against the rope and unloaded on him with a tumultuous shot to drop him into another round. Maca, 18, ended the Castillo monitoring, which made the referee of Arthur Mercanant to enter and stop the fight. The weather was in 1:29 of the second circle.

“I’m pleased with the performance. He’s 18 years older than I am, but I’m a strong child,” Maca said. “I went out to see what he was in the first round, and I let myself in the second and got a stopping of the second round. It was amazing (fighting in New York). That should do that. I should be. I am convinced of my ability and I am convinced with my team around me.

Hitchins-CamboSos: a time of fighting, broadcasting

Hitchins-Cambosos broadcast time He lives on a given starts at 20:00 et/4: 00 pm pt. The main walks of the ring for the event are expected to start around 11:00 pm. The preliminary card begins at 6:30 pm.

Hitchins (19-0, 7 ko) received the great praise of his promoter Eddie Hearna, who paints the painting about him as a crowd that does not apply to his sometimes Humdrum performances, challenging the dream in his audience. Originally from Brooklyn, New York, Hitchins won a controversial decision against Lemos in the fight in the fight for which many box fans felt if he had lost.

Even if you say Hitchins deserved a victory, it was still a close affair with two judges who in his favor achieved 115-113 x 2. That struggle, along with his conflicts against Jose Zepeda and John Bauz, showed that he was fighting pressure. Cambosos and his team watched these fights and will have a game plan tonight to constantly press Hitchins.

Dazn Main Card: Hitchins, Cruz Fighting

• Richardson Hitchins Vs. George Cambosos Jr.
• Andy Cruz against Hirorora Mishiro
• Alexis Barriere against Roney Hines
• Zaquin Moses Vs. Carl Rogers
• Pablo Valdez against Cesar Diaz

Prelimi at 6:30 pm on DAZN

• Nishant Dev Vs. Josue Silva
• Adam Mac Vs. Rafael Castillo
• Fast shrub against Alem Whitfield

Andy Cruz: Olympic Gold, Star in Rise

Olympic medal from the 2020 Olympic Gold Medal. Andy Cruz is a fighter watching on tonight’s card, because he is the best talent and one who has a great chance of becoming a Bona Fide star at 135.

Hearn believes that in two fights he will capture the light title of IBF, which means that champion Raymond Muratalla will be in his next competition tonight after defeating Mishira tonight.