Boxing Results: Majority Duarte’s Decision Over Kenneth Sims Jr. In WBA Eliminator

Oscar Duarte (30-2-1, 23 ko) won a majority decision of a majority of 12 rounds for Kenneth Sims, JR (22-3-1, 8 KOS) in the goodness of WBA lightweight welter title on Saturday night at the University of Illinois in Chicago.

In the first round, Sims may have had a edge. In the second round, Duarte hurt Sims several times with headshots. In the final record of the third round, Duarte hurt Sims with a right on the jaw. In the final seconds, Duarte landed half a dozen unanswered punch.

In the fifth round, Sims got his best round, going to Duarte’s body. In the final minute of the round, Sims landed a solid left hook to the jaw. Duarte Uppercut landed right to Sims jaw in a close round.

In the final minute of the seventh round, Duarte Sims had a corner with a combination of the jaw before Sims counteracted with the left hook at the bell. In the ninth round, Duarte had a good round until the final seconds, when Sims, off the ropes, landed a left hook to Duarte’s jaw.

In the tenth round, Duarte had a good round going to the body. In the last minute, Sims turned in the south -baw and landed several uppercut right to the body fixed. In the eleventh round, Duarte Sims followed around the ring with a good body attack.

In the twelfth round and final, Duarte was the striker, landing well for the jaw, while Sims counteracted him well into the body in fighting that could go either way.

Scores 114-114, 116-112, and 115-113. Mark Nelson was the referee.

At the Co-Chief Event, former WBA and WBC Lightweight Champion won Program (30-3, 24 ko) of a 10-round unanimous decision over Olympian and former IBF’s harsh weight champion Joseph Joseph ‘Jo Jo’ Diaz (34-8-1, 15 kos) in war.

In the final minute of the first round, Diaz landed left to the jaw, almost dropped a program, which barely managed to go through the round. In the final seconds of the second round, Diaz landed left on the jaw, getting progeny out at his feet at the bell.

In the fourth round, an accidental head barrel caused a nasty break on Diaz’s left brow, causing the ring doctor to check. In the last minute, Diaz pushed program into the canvas and hit it.

In the fifth round, Program Outlanded Diaz, who had blood ran down his face from the left brow, ended, ending a program with a combination.

In the sixth round, the Doctor checked the cut on Diaz. Diaz Outlanded Program, hurt him halfway with a right on the chin. In the final seconds, Diaz landed left, after progeny out at his feet.

In the eighth round, Diaz landed a dozen unanswered punch after a minute. I was able to reach the end and fight back. In the ninth round, Diaz was in control, ending the last minute, shaking program with right on the jaw.

In the tenth round and last round, the Circle Doctor checked the cut of Diaz again. With the potential fight in this round, Program Outlandio Diaz except Diaz left on the jaw with a minute remaining, getting the attention of Program. This could be considered one of the year’s fighting!

The scores were 96-94, 96-94, and OD 98-92. Ben Rodrguez was the referee.

Tristan Kalkreuth stopped cruising pressure (16-1, 11 kos) late sub-‘boogeyman ‘Devonte Williams (13-3, 6 kos) after one second of round three of 10 rounds scheduled.

In the first round, Williams, who took the fighting at late warning, landed left to Kalkreh’s jaw at first. In the last minute, Williams landed a lead to Kalkreuth’s jaw, going on the round.

In the final minute of the second round, he dropped a left hook from Kalkreh on the elbow Williams for counting 8 of referee Joel Campuzano, Jr Williams walked away, taking his mouth out. However, the referee allowed him to continue to reach the end, but Williams refused after a minute in the corner to continue coming out and claiming an eye injury.

Yair defeated Gallardo’s lightweight heavyweight (10-0, 8 kos) Quin Southpaw ‘The Chosen Boy’ Rankin (21-10-2, 16 KOS) by unanimous eight-round resolution.

In the third round, with a minute remaining, Rankin landed a good left on the jaw, getting Gallardo’s attention. In the final seconds, Gallardo landed a firm right on the jaw, a stunning Rankin.

In the fourth round, after a minute, Gallard Rankin drove around the ring until the final seconds, when Rankin landed several left uppercut at the bell. In the sixth round, after a minute, he dropped a left hook from Gallardo to the Rankin ribs for counting 8 of referee Joel Campuzano, Jr.

In the eighth round and last round, Rankin, knowing he needed to be hit out, came out firing to the body. Midway, Gallardo came back well.

Scores 80-71, 79-72, and 79-72.

Heavyweight Olympiad Joshua ‘Rocket’ Edwards (4-0, 4 Kos) beat Cayman Audie (4-2, 2 Kos) at 1:29 of the first round six rounds scheduled.

In the first minute of the first round, Edwards dropped Audie with a right on the jaw, taking an account 8 from referee Ben Rodriguez. He drove Midway, right from Edwards Audie across the ring to the ropes, forcing referee Rodriguez to fly.

The Circle Publisher was Joe A. Martinez.