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During the main event on Saturday evening, the Ammos Williams of Middleweight Southpaw Austin, 18-1 (12), defeated the former NABF and WBO Nabo Patrice Volny champion, 19-2 (13) by a unanimous 12-round decision to capture the title of the continental WBA Americas at the Royal Caribe in Orlando, Florida.
During the first two laps, Williams controlled with his blow. In the third round due to Volny’s high guard, Williams went to the average section before dropping Volny in the last minute.
In the fourth and fifth rounds, Volny returned quite well to take both rounds. The two mixed the sixth round with Volny who landed an advance directly on the chin. In the last seconds, Williams rocked Volny with half a minute remaining with a left on the chin.
On the seventh round, he was close, Williams dropping Volny to fall with bodies landing the left -wing to the chin. In the tenth round, Williams finished it with a right hook on Volny’s chin.
In the eleventh round, Williams had an advantage in a nearby tour, shaking Volny with an advance on the left on the chin in the last minute. In the twelfth and last round, Williams dominated with half a dozen bodies at some point. Volny landed a few punches.
The scores were 118-110, 116-112 and 115-113.
WBO Nabo Edgar’s average weight champion `The Chosen One ‘Berlanga, 23-1 (18) stopped Jonathan’ Mantequilla ‘Gonzalez-Ortiz, 20-1-1 (16) at 2:31 of the first round of 10.
In the last minute of the first round, a left berlanga hook on the chin dropped him for an account of 8 by referee Chris Young. A few seconds later, a right on the Berlanga and Down chin went ‘Gonzalez-Ortiz for another account of 8. Going up, he was hit by two blows from Berlanga before Ref Young, finally called a stop.
Super weight Welter 2024 Olympian Omari Jones, 1-0 (1) eliminated Alessio Mastronzio (14-6 (4) at 0:22 of the second of 6.
In the first round, everything was Jones with the left eyebrow of Mastronzio Cut. Jones won five punches unanswered in the second round when referee Louis Pabon called.
The super light jamaine “the technician” Ortiz, 19-2-1 (9) beat Yomar ‘The Majic’ Alamo, 22-4-1 (13) by a unanimous decision of ten rounds.
In the last minute of the first round, Alamo rocked Ortiz with a left hook on the chin. In the fourth, Ortiz landed a left uppercut to the chin, putting Alamo against the strings.
In the sixth and seventh rounds, he went back and forth with Ortiz having an advantage. In the eighth round, Ortiz had Alamo against the ropes before Alamo came across the chin and did not descend the strings. At the ninth round with Ortiz’s right eye, near the closure, he had a good turn, mostly defense Alamo. In the tenth and last round, Ortiz continued to win Alamo all around.
The scores were 99-91, 99-91 and 98-92. The referee was Massimo Montanini, and the advertiser was David Diamante
Last update on 03/16/2025
