by The results of this weekend’s big boxing matches have been posted and you can check out who won and who lost here! The biggest match of the night was between Wladimir Klitschko and Tyson Fury at Madison Square Garden in New York City. You can see the complete fight results below!
Main event
An important part of boxing is determining a winner, but it can also be difficult to determine a victor when two fighters have very different styles. After 24 rounds of some of the most incredible punches seen in the sport, Gennady Golovkin delivered one final blow on Saturday night to put away Saul Canelo Alvarez for good.
The judges had already had their say throughout the fight (many favoring Canelo), but ultimately even they had to award Golovkin with his win. In the end, despite popular opinion outside of boxing circles, Golovkin walked away as an undefeated champion after defeating Canelo by unanimous decision.
Super welterweight category
Erislandy Lara def. Yuri Foreman via Unanimous Decision
Erick Bone def. Sergio Medina by TKO (8) for the WBA Featherweight Championship
Oleksandr Usyk won via a unanimous decision in the heavyweight division. He was able to beat Thabiso Mchunu with a unanimous decision. Jarrell Miller made quick work of Fred Kassi in a first-round knockout. Miller will face the winner of Dillian Whyte vs Dereck Chisora, who is scheduled for December 22nd at Madison Square Garden. David Price will make his return to boxing against Christian Hammer on December 9th at Liverpool Echo Arena, live on BT Sport 1 and BoxNation.
Lightweight category
The Lightweight Category took place on the 3rd of May in Dublin, Ireland. Former World Champion Vasyl Lomachenko meets longtime pound-for there is n option-pound legend Jorge Linares in a WBA Title Defense for his second consecutive fight. The winner of this bout is to be crowned Pound-For-Pound King of the World as voted by Ring Magazine. This is one of boxing’s most anticipated bouts! Sadly, it was not to be. Lomachenko got off to a great start by winning four rounds but could not sustain that over the whole 12 rounds and succumbed to a TKO stoppage in Round 10.
Featherweight category
Featherweight (145-lb limit)
Donaire def. Elephant by TKO, round 7
Elio Rojas def. Omar Roman by unanimous decision (77-75, 78-74, 78-74) Abner Mares vs. Eric Morel is a rematch that took place on September 8, 2009, for the WBC World Super Bantamweight title. It was in Indio, California at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino and it was broadcast on ESPN2’s Friday Night Fights. The fight ended in a majority draw after 12 rounds of boxing with judge Duane Ford scoring it 114-114 while judges John Michael Stewart scored it 115-113 for Mares and Jerry Roth scored it 115-113 for Morel making the fight end in a majority draw.
Fighters who lost to
Miguel Vazquez by KO in Round 9
Heavyweight category
-A lot of heavyweight fights were set for the night, with Deontay Wilder taking on Luis Ortiz, Bermane Stiverne facing Dominic Breazeale, Charles Martin going up against Gerald Washington, Eric Molina fighting Kendal Perez, and a slew of lower-tier ข่าวมวย matchups.
-In the opening bout, 17-year-old Amir Imam defeated 28-year-old Patrick Taylor Jr by unanimous decision.
-The first fight to go to a decision was in the co-main event between Charles Martin and Gerald Washington. In that fight, Charles Martin ultimately won by majority decision with two judges scoring it 114-114 (a draw) while the third scored it 117-111 in favor of Charles Martin. The first time either boxer had fought in a year!
Pros & Cons
Pros- boxing is an exhilarating way to get exercise in a group setting and socialize with friends. One might feel energized after working out due to the adrenaline rushes that come from sparring or training for an upcoming fight. This can translate into feeling more alert, focused, and less stressed overall. Cons- boxing puts great stress on the body as it takes constant physical tolls on the body and doesn’t lend itself well to anybody who is trying to work up an appetite before they eat a meal. For those reasons, boxing is not recommended as an activity for children or anyone else who is recovering from illness or surgery.