Boxing Results: Pierce’s Power Prevails: Dasmarinas Falls in Ninth

Elijah Pierce (21-2, 17 kos) Stopped Michael Dasmarinas (36-5-2, 25 kos) in the Ninth Round for the WBO International Featherweight Championship at Friday Night at The Barnacle in Atlanta, Georgia. The Contest Was Halted at 2:01 The Ninth Round.

In The First Round, Dasmarinas Outlanded Pierce and, In The Final Seconds, Dropped Pierce With A Counter Left on The Chin For 8-Count Walee Malik Waleed. In The Second Round, It Could Have Gone Either Way. In The Third Round, Edged Dasmarinas Pierce.

In The Fourth Round, Dasmarinas Kept Going Backwards, Countering Pierce Well. In the Fifth Round, Due to A Headbutt, Pierce Was Cut On The Right Eye. Dasmarinas Continued Countering Him Well. In The Sixth Round, At Times, Pierce Would Walk In His Hands Down and Get Hit by Dasmarinas. Midway Dasmarinas Suffered a Small Cut On His Right Eyebrow.

In The Seventh Round, Pierce Kept Coming Forward, Landing An Overhand Left Once Once. Dasmarinas Continued to Outland Pierce. In The Eighth Round, Pierce Went More to The Body When Dasmarinas Stood in Him. Was a good round for Pierce.

In The Ninth Round, Pierce Dropped With A Dasmarinas Push And Left For 8-Count Referee Waleed in the First Minute. Dasmarinas looked exhausted. In the Final Minute, Pierce Landed A Right Hook To The Body and Then On The Chin, Dropping Dasmarinas On The Count For The Count for Referee Waled.

In the Co-Main, 2021 Olympic Bronze Medalist, IBO AND IBF World Middleweight Champ Southpaw OSHAE ‘SUGA’ Jones (9-0, 3 KOS) Won a 10-round split decision over No. 2 Ranked Elia ‘Soul Snatcher’ Carranza (11-2, 3 kos).

In The First Round, Jones Outlanded Carranza. In The Second Round’s Final Seconds, Jones Landed A Right Hooks To The Chin, Rocking Carranza. In the Fourth Round, it was a Better One for Carranza, Though Not Win The Round.

In the Fifth Round, It Close, With Jones Stealing The Round At The End. In The Sixth and Seventh Rounds, Jones Continued to OUTWORK Carranza. In The Eighth Round, Jones Continued Winning.

In The Ninth Round, Carranza Made A Fight Of It, Though Losing Another Round. In The Tenth and Final Round, Jones Took Another, Outlanding Game Carranza.

The Scores Were 96-94 Jones, 100-90 Carranza, and 98-92 Jones. Malik Waleed Was The Referee.

Super Featherweight Haven Brady, Jr. (16-0, 6 cos) Easily defeated demichael harris (12-2-1, 11 cos) by a 10-round unanimous decision.

In The First Three Rounds, Brady Outworked Harris, Having Him On The Defense. In The Fourth Round’s Midway Point, Brady Landed Half A Dozen Unanswered Punches, Having Harris Against The Ropes.

In the Fifth Round’s Final Minute, Referee Antonio Mohan Took A Low Blow for Harris from Point. Another Round Brady. In The Sixth Round, Brady Hurt Harris with A Left to the Body Midway in the round. In The Seventh Round, Brady Had A big round out Landing Harris. In The Eighth Round’s Midway Point, Brady Landed Four Left Hooks to the Chin of Harris.

In The Ninth Round’s Final Minute, Brady Hurt Harris With A Left Hook On The Chin. He Took Another Round. In The Tenth and Final Round, Brady Had Harris Out on His Feet in the Final Minute with Left Hooks to the Chin. Brady Trains Out of Philadelphia Under Trainer Bozy Ennis. It was His First Ten-Rounder.

The Scores Were 100-89, 100-89, and 100-89.

Welterweight Southpaw Morgan ‘Mo Millions’ Griggie (8-1, 5 Kos) Lost to Maximus ‘Different Breed’ Garland (9-0, 7 Kos) by a six-round Unanimous Decision.

In The Second Round’s Final Minute, Garland rocked Griggie with A Right to Chin. Winning Both Rounds. In The Third Round’s Final Seconds, Garland rocked Griggie With A Right On The Chin.

In The Fourth Round After a Minute Southpaw Griggie Landed His First Solid Punch A Lead Left on The Chin of Garland. Garland Controlled The Round The Rest of the Way. In The Fifth Round’s Final Minute, Garland Hurt Griggie With A Right to The Body. In The Sixth and Final Round, Griffie Had His Best Round in A Competitive Match. Griggie Had Swelling Under His Right Eye at The End.

The Scores Were 58-56, 58-56, and 59-55. Antonio Mohan Was The Referee.

Super Middleweight ‘The BrickBuster’ Nathan Lugo (5-0, 5 Kos) knocked out Rashad McWilliams (4-1, 3 kos) at 2:39 of the first round Six rounds.

In The First Round, After Twenty Seconds, A Double Right From Lugo on The Chin Dropped McWilliams An 8-Count From Referee Antonio Mohan. In The Final Minute, Lugo Slipped A Hand and Countered With The Chin, Driving McWilliams Across the Ring to the Ropes Into Sitting Position, Being Counced Out of Referee Mohan.

Super Featherweight ‘Notorious’ Julio Gomez (7-3-2, 6 Kos) Lost Unanimous Decision to Desmond “x” Lyons (10-3, 2 Kos).

In The First Two Rounds, Lyons, Returning to The Ring After Two Years, Showed a Good Left Hook in Taking Both Close Rounds from Gomez. In The Third Round, Lyons Had A Good Round, Dropping Gomez With The Left Hook on The Chin For 8-Count From Referee Malik Waleed in the Final Minute. Gomez Was Cut On The Right Eyebrow In The First Minute Of The Round.

In The Fourth and Fifth Rounds, Lyons Controlled The Action. In The Sixth and Final Round, Gomez, Knowing Hehed, Put Pressure on Lyons to Take The Round. Lyons Had Swelling Outside His Right Eye at The End.

The Scores Were 58-55, 58-55, and 59-54.

MIDDLEWEIGHT ‘Kaboom’ Lugo (3-0, 1 kos) Stopped Southpaw Marquis ‘Poncho Blue Head’ Williams (3-3, 2 Kos) at 1:47 of the Fifth Round SCHEDULED Six Rounds.

In The First Three Rounds, The 18-Year-Old Lugo, With Over 200 Amateur Fights, Employs An Awkward Style That Appears to Be Seinkout A Knockout. Southpaw Williams Keeps A Jab In His Face Preventing It In A Close Fight That Lugo has begun on Edge.

In The Fourth Round, Referee Malik Waleed Took Holding for Williams. In the Fifth Round’s First Minute, Lugo Landed A Right Uppercut to the Mid-Secion, Dropping Williams for 8-count Referee Waled. With a Little Over Minute Remaining, Lugo Landed Another Body Shot With His Right, Dropping Williams, Who Was Counted Out.