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Teremoana Teremoana Crushes DeAndre Savage in Two

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Teremoana Teremoana Crushes DeAndre Savage in Two

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In the first round, Teremoana had Savage on the defense the entire round. In the second round midway a right from Teremoana on the temple and down went Savage taking the full count on a knee from Referee Phil Austin.

In the co-Main Event Middle Michael ‘Pretty Boy’ Zerafa, 35-5 (23), #158 ¾, of Melbourne, AUST, stopped Alejandro ‘El Venado’ Ortiz, 26-2 (25), #158 ¾, of Catia, Caracas, VZ, 25-2 (24), after 9 rounds of a scheduled 10 rounds.

In the first two rounds, Zerafa had an edge using his jab. In the third round, Ortiz landed several left hooks to the chin as Zerafa countered well. In the fourth Zerafa had a good round scoring well.

In the fifth round, Ortiz landed a big right on the chin halfway through the round taking the round. In the sixth round, Zerafa came back well out landing Ortiz. In ninth round Zerafa had Ortiz hurt in an over whelming round with Ortiz struggling to the corner at the end. His corner called a halt,

Referee Paul Tapley

Fly Jasmine Parr, 9-2 (3), #112, of Gold Coast, Queensland, AUST, defeated ‘The Black Sheep’ Jemma Peart, 9-2 (3), #111 ¾, of Gold Coast, Queensland, AUST, 8×2 rounds.
In the first three rounds Parr had an edge out landing Peart. In the fourth round, Peart may have had an edge using her jab.

In the fifth and sixth rounds, Parr turned southpaw on occasions taking both rounds. In the seventh round it was the most competitive. In the eighth and final round Parr took another round out landing Peart.

Scores 80-72 by all judges.

Referee Phil Austin

Super Middle Jack Bowen, 14-1 (11), #167 ½, of Brisbane, Queensland, AUST, stopped tough Midlifeier Dalielibieke, 10-4 (8), #167 ½, of Elrumqi, CH, @ 2:15 of the seventh of an 8.

In the second round, Bowen had an edge with an effective jab, rocking Dalielibieke with an uppercut on the chin. In the third rounds final seconds both landed hard rights to the chin. In the fourth round it was a slugfest with both landing well.

In the fifth’s midway point Bowen rocked Dalielibieke with a right uppercut on the chin of his durable opponent. In the sixth Dalielibieke may have won his first round. In the seventh Bowen landed a flurry of punches causing Referee Paul Tapley to call a halt.

Fly Lekaysha Woodbridge, 5-0 (3), #112 ¼, of Toowoomba, AUST, defeated Sothia Sitthichai, 13-6 (4), #110 ½, of Bangkok, TH, over 5×2 rounds.

Referee Paul Tapley scored 50-45.

Light Heavy Omar El-Abdallah, 6-0 (5), #170 ½, of Victoria, AUST, stopped Jordan Towns, 8-5 (7), #170 ¼, of Gold Coast, AUST, after 3 rounds of a 5 rounder.

They fought on even terms for 3 rounds but Towns couldn’t come out for fourth round.
Referee Phil Austin

Welter Reube Thornberry, 4-0 (3), #149 ¾, of Gatton, Queensland, AUST, stopped Lachlan Harrington, 0-1 (0), #155 ¾ of Australian Capital Territory, AUST, @ 1:40 of the second of a 4 round.
Referee Phil Austin

Ring Announcer James O’Shea

Ken Hissner is a senior boxing journalist at Boxing News 24 with more than 20 years of experience covering the sport. Known for his ringside reporting, detailed results, and historical perspective, he delivers authoritative coverage of boxing across eras.

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