Box results: Movladdin ‘The Wolf’ Biiarslanov stops Mohamed Mimoune

Olympic and Nabf Juniorveight Champion Arthur ‘The Wolf’ Biiadlanov, defended by the former Iboac Champion Mohamma “Problem” MINOONA, achieved the second round on Thursday night in Montreal Casino, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

The co-characteristic had a undefeated VBA international champion for heavyweight Albert Ramirez from Venezuela stopped Marko Calic Croatia in the third round.

In the main event, Olympic and NabF-Junior Champion Welter Champion Arthur ‘Wolf’ Biiaardlanov, 18-0 (15), stopped the former Ibo Champ Mohamed ‘The problem’ Mimoune, 24-7 (5) at 2:16 second round scheduled 10 round.

In the first round, it was all Biiardlan, while Mimouna held her hands tall, she rarely landed the blow. In the second round, Biiaardlan landed a blow after a little bit for a return from Mimoune before Judge Alain Velleneuve suddenly waved suddenly.

Co-overcoming international light light light light Sunmor Albert Ramirez, 20-0 (17) He kicked Marko Calic, 15-2 (9) at 2:10 a.10 rounds scheduled 10 rounds.

In the last seconds in the second round, Ramirez landed the left on the chin, knocked Kalic a few steps. In the third round, the right hook on the head from the Ramirez and the 8-Count Kalic went down from Judge Frank Pogela. As growing, Judge Pogan walked the Calic to his corner, who waved.

Light Olympic Mehmet in Heavy Category Unal, 12-0 (10) The Ezekuiel Maderna, 31-14 (21) at 1:41 third round scheduled 10 rounds.

In the first round, Maderna landed. In other circles of final seconds, unal is left to beard fell Maden to the knee and 8-count of Judge Martin Forest.

In the third round, after half a circle, recalculate the right from unal on the side of the head, he lowered Maden, who barely beaten with the judge who waved.

Christopher ‘Michacher’ Michacher ‘Michacher’ Guererero, 13-0 (7) knocked out Dennis’ The Dauti Dauti, 25-6-2 (9) at 1:08 a fourth round scheduled 10 rounds.

In the first round, it was all Guerrero. In the second round, Daute returns well enough to win a close circle. Thirty seconds in the fourth round, the left hip to the middle part of Guerrero and went down to the Daute for computing from Judge Albert Padulo, Jr. For first stop dautia.

Super Medium Due Southern Morena “Soldier” Federo, 9-0 (7) stopped the former German Ban Champ Edison Demaj, 13-4-1 (7) in 1:36 of the third round scheduled eight circles.

In the first round, halfway, Fendero caught Demaja’s last part of his head, pulling him in the canvas. In the last 40 seconds, Fendero landed the left on his head, throwing Demaj for 8-count since Judge Alain Villeneuve.

In the third round, after 15 seconds, the left on the nose caused the cut and the crank of Fender, because Demaj hit the cargo for 8-count from the Judicial Villennue’s. In the middle point the right hook on the Demay Chin and down for another 8 accounts. As he stood up that Judge Vellenenueva, the first time, he stopped the demaj stopped.

Lightly increase the “future” Duval, 13-0-1 (7) is defeated Keshan Koal, 6-2-1) over eight good laps.

In the first round, the Duval landed several redistribution rights to the code of Koalka, the late floor. At the end of the second round, the Duval caught the foot in the apron, but ruled the knock after the Jab landed from Judge Martin Forest. In the third round, the Duval even reaches a volume in a close circle.

In the fourth round, the Duval landed solid right under the left eye, pain to the coalition and causes Velt. In the fifth and six circles, the Duval continued that the aggressor, he landed right on his chin several times.

In the seventh round, Duval received the final right on the side of the coach boss. In the eighth and finishing circle, Koal was more aggressive, feeling it might need to stop. The Duval seems to have taken over the district that ended up with the left hip to Brad Keally. COALIA’s injury under the left eye was quite swollen, while the Duval had a small abrasion led. Duval had “Jesus is the king” on the front belt of his trunk.

Reach 78-73 twice and 78-74.