Boxing Results: Hitchins Kos Cambosos Jr.; Cruz Stops Mishiro in Lightweight Eliminator Bout

IBF World Super Lightweight Champion Richardson Hitchins (20-0, 8 Kos) Stopped Former IBF, WBA, WBO Lightweight Champion George ‘ferocious’ cambosos, jr. (22-4, 10 kos) in the final Minute Of The Eighth Round on Saturday Night at The Theater At Madison Square Garden in New York. The Fight Was Halted at 2:33 of the Eighth Round Of A Scheduled 12 rounds.

In The First Three Rounds, Cambosos Was The Aggressor, Trying To Get Inside With The Jab, Getting Countered by Hitchins. In The Fourth Round, Cambosos Had A Welt Under His Fight Eye From The Jabs of Hitchins. In the Fifth Round, Hitchins Was Outlanding Cambosos Throughout The Round.

In The Sixth Round’s Midway Point, Cambosos Drew Blood From The Hitchins. In The Seventh Round It all Hitchins Until The Final Seconds When The Tough Cambosos Landed Several Punchins to Hitchins. In the Eighth Round’s Final Minute, A Left Hook From Hitchins to The Body Hurt Cambosos, Dropping Him With Forty Seconds Go. Referee Michael Griffin Called A halt.

In The Chief Support Match and Current IBF International Lightweight Champion Impresed in Stopping Tough Worldweight Champ Hiro Mishiro (17-2-1, 6 Kos) at 1:13 of the Fifth 12 rounds in an Ibf Lightweight eliminator bout.

In The First Round, They Mostly Exchanged Jabs With Mishiro, The Aggressor For The Most. He Landed A Solid Right In The Final Seconds to The Jaw of Cruz. In The Second Round, Cruz Drew Blood From The Mishiro Early In The Round.

In The Third Round, Cruz Scored with Knockdown with a Flurry Punches to The Head of Mishiro For 8-Count From Referee Eric Dali. In The Final Seconds of the Round, Cruz Dropped Mishiro Again With Several Punches at The Head At The Bell 8-Count.

In The Fourth Round, Midway, Cruz Landed Ten Unanswered Punches. Mishiro Kept Coming Back Throughout Fight. The Ring Physician Checked Mishiro During The Round. In The Fifth Round, Cruz Landed Swarm Of Punches, Almost Scoring A Knockdown, When Referee Dali Wisely Called A Halt. Cruz is Now Being Trained in Philadelphia by ‘Bozy’ Ennis.

Super Welterweight Southpaw 2024 Olympian Nishant ‘The Devistator’ Dev (2-0, 1) Defeated Joshua ‘Venum’ Silva (3-2, 1 Kos) by A Six-Round Unanimous Decision.

In The First Three Rounds, Dev dominated. In The Fourth Round, Dev Hurt Silva With Body Shots. In The Fifth Round Game, Silva Hung in There Against The Taller 4 dev, Who Took Another Round.

In The Sixth and Final Round, Dev Won Another Round Against The Tough Silva.

The Scores Were 60-54, 60-54. David Fields Was The Referee.

Super Featherweight Southpaw Zaquin ‘Zaybop’ Moses (4-0, 3 Kos) Stopped Carl ‘The Cyclone’ Rogers (3-3) at 1:51 of the Fourth and Final Round.

In The Second Round, Moses Hurt Rogers With A Left Hook To The Body Into The Round. Rogers Turned Southpaw Midway. In The Third Round, Moses Landed Half Dozen Unanswered Punches Before Going Down for 8-Count From Referee Eric Dali. In the Fourth and Final Round Moses Dropped Rogers With Half A Dozen Punches. Upon Rising, Moses Was All Him, Landing Four Punches Until Referee Dali Called A Halt.

In a Late-Scheduled Bout, 2024 Temoana ‘Teensation’ Teremoana (8-0, 8 kos) knotfield (9-1, kos) at 2:28 of the first round 6.

In The First Round, Whitfield Returned off, Giving Up 6 “to Teremoana, who dominated, and in the final Landed Head, dropping Whitfield in the corner, causing referee Fields to halt.

Super Bantamweight Adam ‘The Mac’ Maca (1-0, 1 ko) knocked out Rafael ‘El terrible’ Castillo (2-7, 1st) at 1:29 of the Second Round 4th Scheduled 4.

In The First Round, Maca Dominated For The Most, Finishing The Round Throwing Castillo Wirning A Warning From Referee Arthur Mercante, Jr. In The Second Round, Maca Landed Three Left Hooks To The Body Midway Point With Several More Punches Before Referee Mercante Waved off the bout.

The Ring Announcer Was David diamond