IBO World Super Middleweight champion and current Cuban Osleysl ‘El Tornado’ Iglesias of Germany retained his title by stopping German-based Ukrainian Petro Ivanov in five rounds, a knockout, Thursday night at the Montreal Casino, Montreal. , Quebec, Canada.
(Credit: Vincent Ethier)
In the main event, 2021 Olympian Iglesias (13-0, 12 KOs) stopped Petro Ivanov (18-1-2, 13 KOs) at 0:40 of the fifth round of a scheduled 12-round bout.
In the first two rounds, all Iglesias drives is Ivanov in the ring. In the third round Iglesias was bleeding Ivanov’s nose with left uppercuts to the chin.
In the fourth round, Ivanov landed his first solid punch, an overhand right to the chin of Iglesias. From then on, Iglesias reigned again.
In the fifth round, doubling down on his jabs, Iglesias landed a right uppercut followed by a left to the chin and Ivanov went down to score 8 points for Referee Junior Padulo. In the wake, the war wandered.
Two-time world champion Super Middle Steven ‘Bang Bang’ Butler (35-5-1, 29 KOs) stopped Fernando ‘Manzana’ Farias (12-3-3, 4 KOs) at 2:36 of the scheduled first round . ten rounds.
In the first round, Butler continued to attack until the last minute, landing a right to the chin, dropping Farias with an 8 count by referee Martin Forest, who waved Farias to his feet.
Light Heavy Wilkens Mathieu (12-0, 8 KOs) stopped Marcos ‘El Comandante’ Karalitzky (8-10-2, 2 KOs) at 3:00 of the fourth round of the scheduled eight rounds, scoring a knockdown just before of the end. of the round.
In the first round it was all Mathieu’s body shots. In the second round, Mathieu continued to look for the knockout punch as Karalitzky stayed inside and didn’t give him too many punches except left and right to the body.
Karalitzky’s face showed bruises below his left eye on his cheek in the third round. In the first minute of the fourth round, Mathieu threw punches, Karalitzky facing the ropes.
At the last minute, a left from Mathieu drew blood from Karalitzky’s nose. Seconds later, he dropped him with a left hook to the body for 8 counts by referee Junior Padulo as Karalitzky’s corner called for a stop.
Light 2021 Olympian Dzmitri ‘The Wasp’ Asanau (9-0, 4, KOs) stopped Matias Rueda (38-3, 32 KOs) at 2:58 of the fifth round of a scheduled ten round bout for the vacant WBC Continental Americas title.
In the first round it was the tall Asanau who used a strong jab and landing combination to always come forward. With half a minute left (out of action for a year) Rueda rocked Asanau to the right. When Asanau came off the ropes he went straight for the chin.
At the midpoint of the second round, while on defense, Asanau landed a left hook on the chin, Rueda almost went down, and held on until the last minute. He opened a wound on Rueda’s left eyebrow with his right hand.
In the third round, it was all Asanau’s case as blood gushed from the face of Rueda’s cut left eyebrow. In the fourth round, it was all Asanau. Halfway through the fifth round Asanau’s unanswered punches and bleeding eyebrows from both Asanau dropped him to the ground prompting referee Alain Villeneuve to make a smart stoppage.
Light welterweight Jhon ‘El Tigre’ Orobio (12-0, 11 KOs) stopped Jacopo ‘The Swing Boy’ Colli (9-0-1, 4 KOs) at 1:12 of the first round. Knockdowns are scheduled for eight rounds.
Thirty seconds into the first round, from Orobio to the side of Colli’s head, he scored 8 points from Referee Martin Forest. Seconds later, an overhand right is followed by a left to the chin and down goes Colli for the second count of 8 by Referee Forest, who waves it away wisely after looking into Colli’s eyes.
The Ring Announcer was Patrick Lono.
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