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Dillian Whyte defeated former world heavyweight champion Joseph Parker by unanimous decision 113-112, 115-110, 114-111 for the WBC Silver and WBO international heavyweight titles vacant at the # O2 London Arena Saturday.
a night filled with action in front of 20,000 fighting fans, Whyte put the New Zealander on the canvas twice, the first time in Parker had been upset in his career.
Parker started the brightest and sharpest of both fighters, but Whyte caught up with Parker in the second round and for the first knockdown of the fight. The New Zealander would come down on the 9th.
Knowing that he needed a knockout to win, Parker did everything in the last two rounds and even sent Whyte to the floor at 12th. handle. On the turn, Whyte survived the count and managed to hang on to victory by unanimous decision.
(All times are eastern.)
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Final Result:
Dillian Whyte wins by unanimous decision 113-112, 115-110, 114-111!
SN Result:
We have it 114-111 in favor of Dillian Whyte, but the official result has not yet been revealed.
6:39 pm: Round Twelve
Whyte is ahead at the points, Parker needs a knockout. Both men touch gloves for the final round. Both men go for that. Parker has Whyte in trouble and must hold on. Now Whyte is in the attack while both men hold and fall on the ropes. Parker has big shots, but Whyte is still up. These two gave it all, and Parker manages to send Whyte on the web, Whyte survives the account, and survives Parker's final badault. The round goes to Parker: 10/8
A tribune ends on a good night of boxing
6:35 pm: Round Eleven
Parker has two rounds to do Shoot something of the bag here, but that's Whyte who lands the power shots. Both go from the front to the edge with 30 seconds left in the round and that is Parker who eventually manages. Round goes to Parker: 10/9
6:31 pm: Round Ten
Whyte feels that victory is within his reach, but Parker does not want to give in. are waiting for their moment to land the big punch. Whyte works with his jab while Parker has his hands in the air, waiting for an opportunity to counter. Round goes to Whyte: 10/9
6:27 pm: Round Nine
Parker for the second time !!
6:22 pm: Round Eight
Both men begin the rounding using their jabs. Parker misses with a big right, and Dillian lands with his left. Whyte charges Parker against the ropes, but he does not have the precision to get something substantial. Parker gets a good uppercut, but does not have the power to give up anything. Round goes to Whyte: 10/9
6:19 pm: Round Seven
Parker tries to get a foothold in the second half of the fight, and looks for the perfect shot. Whyte absorbs the blows and catches Parker with a right. Round goes to Whyte: 10/9
6:14 pm: Round Six
Dillian Whyte lands some good right hands, while Parker works the body. The two men in the corner go to the toe when Whyte lands an uppercut. Whyte is at the attack and is looking for the knockout. Parker looks tired. Round goes to Whyte: 10/9
6:10 pm: Round Five
Whyte loses his balance, but Parker is simply unable to take advantage of the opportunity. The two men breathe heavily, and the fight begins to stabilize, Parker seeking the counterpunch. Scrappy round. The turn goes to Parker: 10/9
6:06 pm: Round Four
The two men end up on the ropes and almost pbad. The referee gives Whyte a scraping. Parker still launches his jab, but Whyte's counters. Parker lands a right hand on Whyte and leaves for the attack. The round goes to Parker: 10/9
6:03 pm: Round Three
The two fighters exchange punches. Parker looks annoyed with his first career knockdown, and lands a pretty combo. Whyte comes back and catches Parker again. It seems that Whyte's power is beginning to affect Parker. The ride goes to Whyte: 10/9.
5:58 pm: Round Two
Whyte, told by his corner to use his jab over, gets out on the front foot, but Parker is quick with his left hook. The fight begins to warm up. Parker opts for a right hook on the body, but White catches it with a left hand. Down goes Parker! It sounded like a headshot, but the referee gives him a standing account, Round goes to Whyte: 10/8
5:53 pm: Round One
Parker and Whyte Meet at middle of the ring and exchange jabs. Parker arrives very early and turns out to be the sharpest of the two fighters. Whyte is looking for the opportunity to hit, but Parker catches up with him again. Round goes to Parker: 10/9.
5:50 pm: The two fighters are ready, fight fans at the sold out O2 Arena are ready and the ring announcer Michael Buffer is ready. We are minutes from the first round.
5:45 pm: WBC Silver Heavyweight Champion Dillian Whyte makes his way to the ring. He is surrounded by 20,000 enthusiastic fans.
5:41 pm: Former world heavyweight champion Joseph Parker makes his way to the ring
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Dereck Chisora def. Carlos Takam Dereck "Del Boy" Chisora is now (29-8) after beating Carlos Takam by knockout in the eighth round to claim the WBA International heavyweight title. In what was built to be a tiptoe fight, Chisora and Takam put on what can only be described as gladiator boxing displays. The two men exchange powerful shots from the start. With a crowd of 20,000 people in full voice encouraging the Chisora fan favorite, it was Takam who was the aggressor, pinning Chisora on the landing of the ropes after an offensive shot Chisora which, in turn, swayed at the end of the first round. 19659002] In the second round, Chisora began setting up his jab guarding Takam at the early compartment. As the fight continued, the two were standing against each other in the middle of the ring, throwing punches afterwards, hooks after hooks. The third round was more open as Chisora worked his jab and Takam put the occasional body shot before the two met to exchange shots in the middle of the ring. In the fourth round, Takam started putting down his combos while being on the back foot as Chisora came forward. The two men found themselves in the center of the ring in the fifth round, while Takam forced Chisora to come back against the ropes but was caught by a big right hand. As the two fighters began to tire in the sixth, the fight slowed, Chisroa again on the ropes was caught by Takam by some big shots. A little showboating of 'Del Boy's' angered Takam, who unloaded on him, but Chisora took everything and came back in kind swinging Takam and sending the crowd into a frenzy. Chisora called the crowd at the beginning of the seventh and the two men went head-to-head in the corner, firing afterwards into an absolute battle war. A crushing body shot in the eighth lap sent Takam to the canvas, he got up but Chisora sent him back with a thunderous right hand to his head. Katie Taylor vs. Kimberly Connor The Irish Katie Taylor continued her dominance in the lightweight category by comfortably defeating American Kimberly Connor by knockout in the third round. keep his IBF and WBA titles. Taking the first turn by sending body shots and blows through Connor's guard. The second round continued with bodily shots at Taylor 's landing, she had a swelling under the right eye and Conner seemed to grow in confidence as the round went on. With 38 seconds to play in the third round, Taylor goes on the attack with an badault of punches rocking on Connor, with 22 seconds left in the round. Taylor has landed a right hook followed by a left with the referee jumping to stop the fight. Conor Benn defeated. Cedrick Peynaud And the new Conor "The Destroyer" Benn (13-0) now has his first major belt in the form of the WBA Continental Welterweight title after a unanimous win over Cedrick Peynaud Peynaud. started on the front foot in the left-handed position chasing Benn around the ring from off. Both men moved well avoiding the majority of punches from each other in a very tight opening round. Peynaud hit the ground in the second round as a result of a false play, but the referee called it a reversal, giving Peynaud a standing account. Benn in return lost his balance but the referee called him as a slip. The two men fought each other, Benn stooping to avoid Peynaud's attack and landing a few combos of this kind. The third round continued at the same speed with Benn bouncing around the ring to pick up his shot until he was caught by a Peynaud couple. The fight began to stabilize in the fourth with Benn and Peynaud in the center of the ring. Benn landed a right in the heart of Peynaud in the fifth, to the delight of the crowd. Peynaud seemed to begin to tire and mark his right eye. Benn began to open in the sixth with more accurate combos and had found his feet after being chased in open towers. In the seventh round, Benn fired a shot from the body forcing Peynaud to take one knee and another standing account. Peynaud, injured and forced to cover himself while Benn concentrates on the body. In the eighth, with the crowd calling for a knockout, Benn went to get one but was caught by Peynaud who stopped him in his tracks. Peynaud attacked on the ninth with Benn in the ropes, but managed to escape. Benn then caught up with Peynaud with the right to perform another standing account. The last round with Peynaud, knowing that he needed a knockout to win, went on the hunt but Benn managed his own combos. The judges have called 98-91, 98-90, 97-90 in favor of Conor Benn Joshua Buatsi def. Andrejs Pokumeiko Joshua Buatsi goes to 7-0 and is the new WBA International Light-Heavyweight champion after his impressive first-round knockout of Andrejs Pokumeiko. Buatsi sent Pokumiko to the ground twice with his speed and power before the referee announced the fight. David Allen defeated. Nick Webb David "White Rhino" Allen won the heavyweight battle with a big over-over right that took Webb off his feet in the fourth round to win by knockout. The fight began as a battle of jabs with the occasional right hand to Webb's body. Webb started to enter his stream in the second round, shooting after shooting at the "White Rhino". More of the same in the third with Webb looking for an uppercut knockout but just off his timing. Allen started landing his jab in the fourth round and the "White Rhino" grabbed a right hook at Webb's head that had him in trouble. This was followed by an even more impressive hand up to the chin that sent Webb tumbling to the ground unable to get back on his feet. Anthony Fowler defeated. Craig O'Brien Anthony Fowler moved to 7-0 with a convincing sixth-round knockout win over O. Brien. Fowler started the fight by targeting the body. O & # 39; Brien only offers a right hook at the end of the first. Round 2 O 'Brien continued to move around the ring with Fowler having to work hard to cut him. In the third and the body shots continued from Fowler, who himself has a small scratch by his left eye. The fourth was opened with countless Fowler body shots that shook O 'Brien. The punishment continued throughout Part Five, with O & Brien clearly feeling the pain of non-stop body shots. The fight ended in the seconds following the 6, when Fowler took a shot at the knockout that sent O'Been to the ground. Frank Buglioni def. Emmanuel Feuzeu Buglioni was looking to bounce back after losing to Callum Johnson in March, and he worked hard for his victory over Emmanuel Feuzeu. Win by a corner retreat by Feuzeu at the end of the sixth round. He started the opening round on the front foot and landed a few straight straight hands on the body. Round two Buglioni continued with more body shots and some uppercuts with Feuzeu offering nothing in return outside the outfit. It was only at the end of the third after Feuzeu was warned by the referee that he began to offer resistance, replying on a failed shot from Buglioni to finish the round with some confidence. Fourth with both fighters landing clean head shots and early combos, the two men continued to exchange punches up to the bell. Feuzeu grows confident in Round 5 and takes the fight to Buglioni, who keeps body shots on the landing, which continues in sixth place until Feuzeu removes him because of the bad weather. an injury to the right hand.
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