Boxing Results: Chris Yubank Junior Dajji Protects the victory of the unanimous decision to fight against Connor Ben at the main event in PPV

Chris Yubank, Junior defeated Connor ‘The Distress’ Ben in 12 close rounds by winning a unanimous decision with all the judges at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in Junior London on Saturday night.

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Yubank, Junior, 35-3 (25 Ben, 23-1 (14) won the conclusions around 12-round in the original event.

Initially, Yubank was a favorite, on the other hand the favorite Ben of the fans. At the beginning of the second round, in a clinch, Yubank will hit Ben’s head and back back. Both of them gave referee Victor Lofin a precaution. In the third round, after a minute, Ben shook Yubank to the right of Chinuke, caught Ben in a clue. By half the way, they drowned on the canvas.

At the midway point of the fourth round, Yubank Ben trembled with a right hand mugun on the chin. In the fifth round, Yubank pushed Ben on the canvas. Ben used an effective job, while Yubank used both hands to hit the body and head. In the final second of the sixth round, Yubank was warned to hit the back of Ben -Ben – another close round. Ben thought Yubank in the first three rounds and the next three rounds at Halfaway points.

In the eighth round, Yubank continued his dirty strategy and Ben fought in a close fight. In the ninth round, Yubank had a small cut on his left cheekbone, enjoys one to the right before the fight. In the ninth round, Yubank begins to knock for most parts against the younger Ben, but many lands as dug.

At the end of the tenth round, Yubank suffered a small cut in the corner of his right eye. In the eleventh round, Yubank tests Ben to the time of outlanding.

In the twelfth and final round, Yubank came out as a fighter like a fighter, spreading most of the Ben in most parts. They paid the fans the value of their money in it. Can it be a draw?

Score 116-112 by three judges.

Middlewaite Liam ‘BIFY’ Smith, 33-5-1 (20) 12-round unanimous decisions, Aaron ‘Silencer’ McKena, 20-0 (10) lost.

In the twelfth and last round, Smith was cut over the left eye because of the collision of the head. McKena referee John Latham dropped Smith for an 8-count.

Score 119-108, 118-108 and 117-109.

In their third meeting, each of the co-light heavyweight, Anthony Yard, 2 27-6 (25), WBA defeated the former IBO champion Lindon ‘King’ Arter 24-3 (16) by the unanimous decision of the WBA Intercontinental.

In the first six rounds, the yard had Arthur against most of the ropes. In the ninth round, the yard was Arthur against the ropes. In the tenth round, it continued to land on a tight right on the yard’s chin in the final thirty seconds.

At the last minute of the eleventh round, the bell was not almost defensive in the yard. In the twelfth and final round, after touching the gloves, they fought in the middle of the ring for about twenty seconds before pushing Arthur to the rope.

Referee Steve Gray. Score 115-113, 116-112 twice.

BBBOFC defeated British Cruiser Weight Champion Vidal Relay, 1-5 ()), Chavon ‘C4’ Clark, 10-2 (7) by a 12-round unanimous decision.

Through the fourth round, the second, Relly had an edge. The clerk came back well in the fifth round. In the eighth round, the clerk was cut over the left eye due to the collision of the head.

From the ninth to twelfth, Relly’s move kept him one step ahead of the clerk.

Score is 115-113, 116-112 and 117-111. Lee was a referee for everyone.

Former WBO Cruiserweight Champion Chris Bilm-Smith, 25-2 (1) Atlanta defeated GA’s Brandon ‘Bulletproof’ Granton, 27 (1 17), #1.5, a pair of 12-round’s unanimous decisions.

In the first two rounds, Bilam-Smith was aggressive, sometimes pushing Ganton to the rope. In the third round, Granton landed on Bilam-Smith’s chin, scoring goals.

In the sixth round, a right hook from Bilam-Smith dropped Glaton for an 8-counter of the referee Mark Bates. Granton claimed that he was back. In the seventh round, Granton goes down again, claiming that he is back. In the tenth round, Granton continued to come forward but Bilam-Smith was tired as the goal returned in the crowd-fierce battle. Winning requires ganton knockout.

In the eleventh and twelfth round, the edge of Bilam-Smith’s close and exciting fight. Bilam-Smith around the left eye is running under his mouth after the cut.

The scores were 115-113, 116-112 twice. Mark Bates was a referee.

Ring announcer for the original event, Michael Buffer.