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All result updates are from Dan Rafael

Vargas shuts out Rodriguez

Junior welterweight Josue Vargas (15-1, 9 KOs), a 21-year-old Puerto Rican southpaw from Bronx, New York, won his ninth fight in a row with a shutout decision against Johnny Rodriguez (9-5-1, 6 KOs), 38, of Denver.

Vargas, who won 80-72 on all three scorecards, dominated virtually every moment of the fight. He pounded Vargas with a harsh body attack throughout the fight and had a particularly big seventh round.

Seals drills Trosch in first round

Light heavyweight contender Michael Seals (24-2, 18 KOs), 37, of Mobile, Alabama, who goes by the nickname "Cannon Handz," scored a highlight-reel first-round knockout of Elio Heraldo Trosch (14-9-2, 7 KOs), 30, of Argentina, in a scheduled 10-rounder.

As they got close for an exchange, Seals unleashed a sweeping left hook that caught Trosch square on the chin and knocked him flat on his back. Trosch struggled to his feet but was terribly off balance and fell into the ropes on the other side of the ring, causing referee Eric Dali to stop the bout at 1 minute, 38 seconds.

Adorno outpoints Reyes

Junior featherweight Jeremy Adorno (3-0, 1 KO), 18, of Allentown, Pennsylvania, dropped Misael Reyes (1-3, 0 KOs), 25, of Kansas City, Kansas, and won a unanimous decision. Two judges had it a 40-35 shutout, but the third judge had it 38-37.

Adorno, the younger brother of lightweight Joseph Adorno, who was scheduled for later on the card, dominated the bout. His biggest moment came in the second round, when Adorno landed a solid left to the body and came upstairs with a right hand on the chin behind to drop Sosa.

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑18 Oct 2019, 20:41

Nice..........

I know this fight is mostly for the hardcore fans. It’s showing on ESPN and not the app..

I expect this to at least to 1 millions viewers, or I myself will be disappointed.

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑18 Oct 2019, 20:50 I know this fight is mostly for the hardcore fans. It’s showing on ESPN and not the app..

I expect this to at least to 1 millions viewers, or I myself will be disappointed.

Get ready to be disappointed.

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑18 Oct 2019, 20:50 I know this fight is mostly for the hardcore fans. It’s showing on ESPN and not the app..

I expect this to at least to 1 millions viewers, or I myself will be disappointed.

I'll be very surprised if that happens.

Football game WTF

Huh?

Nobody got Collazo yet ?

Here he is

Conto stops Lyons in Round 1


Heavyweight prospect Sonny Conto celebrates his TKO victory over Steven Lyons.
Mikey Williams/Top Rank
Philadelphia heavyweight Sonny Conto (5-0, 4 KOs), who has sparred with lineal champion Tyson Fury and top contender Kubrat Pulev, easily stopped Steven Lyons (5-6, 2 KOs), 30, of Larose, Louisiana, in the first round.

Conto, who landed several solid power punches and hard jabs, easily won the round, and when it was over, referee Eric Dali stopped the fight on advice of the ringside doctor with Lyons on his stool.

Fury had walked Conto into the ring.

Conto, 23, said his experience in Fury's training camps has been important to his development.

"It just gives me so much confidence, and confidence breeds success," Conto said. "I know I go in there and all the hard work has been put in.

"Other than Tyson Fury, I think I have the best heavyweight jab."

2-2 after 4 rounds

6-2 Kud

I'd love a draw..
But Quadratillo got this surely...?

Kud rightly wins a wide decision but not very impressive. Ultra basic. Collazo looked like he just couldn't physcially muster up much.

Too much waiting around on this ESPN broadcast

Every f@cking fight where Atlas trains a guy has to become a Teddy show

Christ, get to the fight already

Lol now they're showing George St Pierre doing MMA training

Bert don't even have gloves on yet