Boxing results: Harper and Hughes hard dominant victory in Doncaster

WBO world champion in the lightweight category Terry Harper (16-2-2, 6 KO) easily beat the former Wibf World Champion and undefeated Natalie Zimmermann (13-1, 3 Kos) in the 10-round of unanimous decisions on Friday night at Keepmoate Stadium, Doncaster, Yorkshire, UK.

In a co-head event, Maxie ‘Maximus’ Hughes (29-7-2, 6 ko) easily beat Archie’s ‘Sharpschooter’ Sharp (25-2, 9 Kos) by a unanimous decision in a 12-round to catch the empty WBC silver light title.

Harper, 28, beat Zimmermann from Runda 10 × 2. In the first two rounds, Harper repeatedly had a Zimmerman against the rope in defense. In the last seconds of the third round, Harper dismissed Zimmerman’s head with a solid stitch. In the fourth to sixth round, Harper had a way because Zimmerman was at the end of the reception.

In the eighth and ninth rounds, Zimmermann continued to hold her high, showing some insults as Harper opposed her mostly head. In the tenth and last rounds, the remaining minute, Zimmermann suffered a nasty cut over his right eye because of her head conflict, and her blood covered her face. The ring doctor checked this, allowing her to continue.

The results were 99-91, 99-91 and 99-91. Steve Gray was a judge.

Former British and IBO world champion Maxi Hughes won the decision on former WBO Euro champion Archie Sharp unanimously decision in the 12th round.

In the first three rounds, Southpaw Hughes mostly persecuted sharply around the ring. Sharp stood his soil in the fourth round, and even Jugpaw even turned away, while Hughes still had an advantage.

In the sixth round, Hughes lowered his right hook on his chin after a minute. Sharp began to no avail, losing another circle. In the last minute of the seventh round, Hughes fascinated his left hook sharply to his chin.

Hughes was swinging sharply with a combination to the chin in the last minute of the tenth round in this one -sided fight. Hughes landed his right hook on his chin in the eleventh circle, hurting sharply. In the twelfth and last rounds, Hughes easily won what could be the exclusion performance. Sharp did not win any fans in this one.

The results were 115-113, 116-112 and 120-108. Victor Loughlin was a judge.

In All-Action, Bloody Match, former two-sided English champion Reece Reece (20-4, 6 ko) lost a divided decision during 10 rounds of former English World Champion Lewis Sylvester (16-1, 4 KO) for the empty IBO continental light title.

In the first round, Sylvester scored a goal when the right from the mold opened the cut on the left eyebrow of Sylvester in the last minute. Mold achieved good in the last seconds in the third round when Sylvester pulled him right on his chin.

In the seventh round, the last minute to the right of Sylvester opened the cut under the left eyebrow eyebrow. In the eighth round, both fighters were covered with blood. Mold ran down his face and chest, while the Sylvesters cover the left side, including the whole ear. The ring doctor checked the mold cut. Sylvester fought the whole round south, taking another circle.

In the tenth and last rounds, Mold swinging Sylvester after a minute from the right on his chin. The rest of the way, all this Sylvester went south and Orthodoxy, with close.

The results were 97-93 Sylvester, a mold 96-94, 96-94 Sylvester. Michael Alexander was a judge.

Former British Central Champion Jimmy ‘The Young Lion’ Flint (15-3-2, 3 KO), fighting with a injured right hand, was lost to the former WBC “The Flash” Laamouz (21-2, 9 KOS), a 10-minute unusual decision for a continuous Ibingginic dishes.

In the second round, the flint favors the right hand, which seemed to be injured, while Laamouz takes the circle. From the third to the fifth round, the flint uses only the left hook for the most part due to the injured right, because the laamouz takes another circle that outweighs it.

In the eighth and ninth rounds, although only the use of the left flint, he seemed to be lagging behind. In the tenth and last rounds he was another close, while they both hugged after a duel came to an end.

The results were 98-93, 98-92 and 96-94. John Latham was a judge.

Southpaw Ellie Hellewell (7-0, 1 ko) beat Stevi Levy (13-4, 1 KO) by a 10 round decision. Judge John Latham scored 97-94.

Super-Welterweight Southpaw Joe Hayden (18-0-1, 1 KO) beat Lewis Booth (16-2) by a decision in eight rounds. The result was 78-75. Michael Alexander was a judge.

Super middle weight Taz ‘The Buscher’ Nadeem (6-0, 3 ko) won a hard decision in six circles over Bahadur Karami (4-30-4, 1 KO).

In the first round, the stubborn Nadeem hurt Karamia to the right in the last minute, though he had blood from his own nose. In the last minute of the third round, the chopping to the right of Karamia pulled blood out of the nose of hope again.

In the fifth round it went back and back about who was forward. Karami’s face is marked, but maybe he took the circle in his eighth fight of the year. They both had moments in the sixth and last round, and Nadeem had an advantage.

Judge John Latham scored 60-55.

The prospectus of the EDward ‘Farm Boy’ Hardy (4-0, 2 ko) feathers beat Darwing Martinez (8-32-2, 6 Kos) by a 6-round score point.

In the second round, durable, halfway, the right top cut to the beard of Martinez landed, pulling blood from his mouth. In the third round, after half a minute, the left hook from Hardy on the side of her head lowered Martinez by 8 numbers from Marko Downing’s judge.

In the fifth round, after a minute, Hardy threw Martinez on the canvas, because his posture with the judge did not separate him enough. In the sixth and last round, the judge finally took a point from Martinez to hold. Martinez moved in the survival mode to reach a distance. When Hardy caught him, he reworked him to his body and head.

Judge Mark Downing scored 60-52.

Jamie ‘Thorr’ Mellers (8-1, 1 ko) stopped Cameron Kaihau (9-2) at 2:33 The second round of 6 rounds scheduled.

In the second round, Mellers threw out Kaihau to his feet, forcing Judge John Latham to stop.

The ring announcer was Aky Karim.