Ennis Crushes Lima in 118 Seconds

Jaron ‘Boots’ ennis (35-0 (31) wba No. At 1:58 (10) of the first round of the 20 rounds to Claim the WBA Interim Middleweight Title at Saturday Night in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

(Credit: Emma Brawrey Matchroom Boxing Fight)

Statement Made at 154

In The First Round, Ennis Dropped Lima With A Combination On The Chin, Starting With A Right Uppercut, An 8-Count From Referee Shawn Clark. He followed with a flurry of punches, Dropping Lima A 8-count for SECOND TIME. Ennis then tracked up with a blistering combination, Resulting in Referee Clark Waving It Off.

Vianello Stops Barriers

In The Chief Support ‘The Great’ Barriere (12-1 (10) was stopped by Olympian Guido ‘The Gladiator’ vianello (14-3-1 (11) at the Fifth 10 rounds for the Vacant WBC Continental Americas Heavyweight Title.

In The First Round, Vianello, In The First Minute and Final Seconds, Landed Rights on The Chin of Barriere. In the Second Round, Barriere Outlanded Vianello. In The Fourth Round, Vianello Landed on the Chin on the Chin, Followed by Several Punches, Dropping Barriere for 8-count from Referee Ricky Gonzalez.

In The Fifth Round, Vianello Again Dropped Barriere With The Left Side Of The Head As Referee Gonzalez Counced Out.

Tahmir Smalls Remains Unbeaten

Tahmir Smalls (16-0 (11) Defeated by a 10-round Unanimous Decision for the North American Continental Welter Title. In The Third, Smalls Scored With A Right With A Right, Followed Left Hand.

In The First Round, The Shorter Smalls Outlanded Roman. In The Third Round, Dropped Roman With The Chin, And As He Was Landed to Left Hand To Referee Harvey Dock Gave Him The 8-count. Smalls Had Him in Trouble The Rest of the Round.

In the Fourth and Fifth Rounds, Roman Came Back Well, Winning Both Rounds. In The Sixth Round’s Final Seconds, Smalls Rocked Roman With A Right On The Chin. In the Seventh and Eighth Rounds, Roman Had An Edge.

In The Ninth Round, Roman Used His Reach To Land On Land. In The Tenth and Final Round, Smalls rocked Him with A Right On The Chin Halfway Through The Round in A Close Round.

The Scores Were 98-91, 96-93, and 95-94.

Visioli Outclasses Wilkins

Lightweight Giorgio Visioli (9-0 (6) Beat James ‘Crunch Time’ Wilkins (13-4 (6) A Lopsided Eight-Round Unanimous Decision.

In The First Two Rounds, Visioli Outworked Wilkins. In the Third Round, Visioli Went to the Body of Wilkins, Taking Another Round. In The Fifth Round, Wilkins Came Back to Outland Visioli. In The Eighth and Final Round, Visioli Won Another Round.

The Scores Were 80-72, 80-72, and 80-72. Harvey Dock Was The Referee.

Moses Dominates in Six

Super Featherweight Southpaw Zaquin Moses (4-0 (3) Defeated Antonio Dunton El, Jr. (6-4-2 (2) A Six-Round Unanimous Decision.

In The First Three Rounds, Moses dominated. In The Fifth Round, Moses Hurt Dunton with a Left to the Body Midway in the round. In The Sixth and Final Round, Moses Beat Dunton to the Body.

The Scores Were 60-54, 60-54, and 60-54. Ricky Gonzalez Was The Referee.

Light Wellterweight Justin Palmier (5-1 (3) Lost to Naheeem Parker (6-3 (2) A Six-Round Unanimous Decision.

In The Second Round, Parker Landed An Overhand Right in The First Minute on The Chin of Palmieri. In The Fifth Round, Palmieri’s Right Eye Started Swelling Up.

The Judges’ Scores Were 60-54, 60-54, and 60-54. Dave Braslow Was The Referee.

Mederos scores Explosive stars

Light Welterweight Harley ‘Dennis The Menace’ Mederos (9-0 (8) knocked out Hylon Williams, Jr. (16-7-1 (3) After One Round Of A Scheduled Six Rounds.

In The First Round A combination in The First Minute Mederos Dropped Williams With the Right Whose Knee Hit the Canvas for 8-Count From Referee Eric Dali. Seconds Later, A Left on The Chin From Mederos Again Dropped Williams for 8-Count From Referee Dali. In Between Rounds, The Corner of Williams Refused to Continue, Having Referee Dali Call A halt.

Thompson Edges Diaz in a War

Super Bantamweight ‘The Quiet Storm’ Dennis Thompson (8-0 (5) Won a Six-Round Split Decision Over Sean ‘Dillinger’ Diaz (9-1 (2).

In The First Two rounds, The Taller Thompson Had An Edge As Diaz Started Showing Off in the Second Round. In The Third Round, Diaz Continued Showboating While Getting Outlanded by Thompson.

In the Fourth Round, Thompson Drew From The Mouth of Diaz, Outlanding Him Also With A Body Shot Midway in The Round. In The Fifth Round, Holding for a Diaz From Referee Eric Dali. In The Sixth and Final, Thompson Continued to OUTWORK Diaz, Who Had A Mark Under His Right Eye at The Eye.

The Scores Were 60-53 for Thompson, 57-56 for Diaz, and 57-56 for Thompson.

The Ring Announcer Was David diamond.