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<p>Created page with &quot; == REPORT == RESULTS FROM MISSOURI[http://www.boxingtalk.com/pag/article.php?aid=26931] Doveed Linder; doveed@hotmail.com @ ringside BoxingTalk September 15, 2014 On Satur...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div><br /> == REPORT ==<br /> RESULTS FROM MISSOURI[http://www.boxingtalk.com/pag/article.php?aid=26931]<br /> Doveed Linder; doveed@hotmail.com @ ringside BoxingTalk September 15, 2014<br /> On Saturday night at Ameristar Casino in St. Charles, Missouri, St. Louis boxers showcased their <br /> skills on a card promoted by Steve Smith’s Rumble Time Promotions. In the main event, super <br /> bantamweight Stephon Young won all six rounds against Kendrick Latchman, an opponent who preferred <br /> clowning around opposed to fighting. Latchman had a jittery rhythm that was very distracting and <br /> difficult to watch, switching back and forth from a right-handed stance to southpaw. Throughout <br /> the six rounds, Latchman pawed with his jab, held, and made silly expressions. Young had a hard <br /> time adjusting to a style that you can’t train for, but he eventually found a way inside and <br /> banged Latchman to the head and the body. Despite his non-effort, Latchman treated himself to a <br /> back flip when the fight was over. Young is now 11-0-1 with 4 KOs, while Latchman falls to 0-2.<br /> <br /> Lightweight Byron Harlin came out in the first round with a reckless and unorthodox attack, and <br /> was the busier of the two. Samir Simpson-Bey, however, was more polished and relaxed, taking his <br /> time and landing the cleaner punches. Round two saw more of the same. In round three, Simpson-Bey <br /> stunned Harlin, and they both went down in an awkward tangle. The action resumed and Harlin’s <br /> corner inexplicably threw in the towel, despite the fact that their fighter didn’t appear hurt. <br /> Harlin didn’t seem to mind, as he started dancing as soon as the closing music played. Simpson-Bey <br /> is now 4-0-1, 4 KOs, while Harlin is 0-1.<br /> <br /> The Murray-Estrada junior lightweight fight was similar to the Simpson-Bey vs. Harlin bout. Joe <br /> Estrada came at Murray with an unorthodox attack and was busier with his hands, but Derrick Murray <br /> was more polished and experienced. Instead of using his jab, Murray tried to time Estrada with power <br /> shots, which allowed Estrada to land a few of his own. Estrada went down in the first round, but <br /> rose to his feet before the count of ten. In the second round, the referee waved off the action after <br /> Estrada failed to answer a flurry of punches. Murray is now 8-0-1 with 4 KOs, while Estrada is 0-1.<br /> <br /> Lamarr Harris D6 Paul Littleton... In the most competitive bout of the night, middleweights Lamarr <br /> Harris and Paul Littleton went to war for six rounds, resulting in a split draw, with one judge <br /> scoring it for Harris, one judge scoring it for Littleton, and one judge scoring it even. Harris came <br /> out in the first round with the intentions of boxing, but as soon as he was hit, he started slugging. <br /> The action was give-and-take all the way through. By the sixth round, you could see that the two fighters <br /> developed a mutual respect for each other, as they began making gestures and exchanging knowing <br /> expressions with eachg other. Harris is now 8-10-4 with 4 KOs, while Littleton is 9-0-2 with 5 KOs.<br /> <br /> From the opening bell, featherweight Sharone Carter was more relaxed and accurate with his punches, while <br /> Billy Stimmel appeared uptight and jittery. Carter staggered Stimmel several times, eventually dropping <br /> him. The referee waved off the action as soon as Stimmel hit the canvas. Carter starts of his career at <br /> 1-0 with 1 KO, while Stimmel drops to 2-4 with 1 KO.<br /> <br /> Juior welterweight Kent Cruz beat Joe Roye to the punch from the get-go, eventually dropping him with a <br /> left hook. Roye got back up, but Cruz was a faster thinker and the more confident of the two. Cruz <br /> dropped Roye again just before the bell sounded to end the first round. This time he didn’t rise up, and <br /> the referee counted to ten. Cruz is now 7-0 with 5 KOs, while Roye lost his pro debut.<br /> <br /> This was a classic case of boxer vs. puncher with Jimmy Donahue jabbing and trying to stay on the outside, <br /> and Jarvis Williams slipping punches and working his way in. The opening round of this middleweight bout <br /> saw good exchanges from both fighters, but Williams had the edge with a stiff jab to the body followed by <br /> an attack upstairs. The difference maker was Donahue&#039;s lack of a jab that Williams respected, which <br /> allowed Williams to attack at will. By the third round, Donahue completely faded. At one point, he dropped <br /> his hands while on the ropes and seemed to be completely out of it. Williams clipped him and the referee <br /> waved it off as soon as Donahue hit the canvas. Williams is now 2-0 with 2 KOs, while Donahue starts off <br /> his pro career with a loss.<br /> *** This card opened with five amateur K1 bouts, scheduled for three two-minute rounds. Here are the results:<br /> John Madus TKO 3Anthony Phillips (141 lbs)<br /> Josh Cochran UD Byron Stevens (265 lbs)<br /> Zachary Boedecker UD Donnit Greenlee (200 lbs)<br /> Doug Washburn SD Kewin Mauldin (225 lbs)<br /> Tara Walker SD Mimi Kutzin (130 lbs)</div>

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