Madison Square Garden Theatre, New York, USA. Australian ex-model
Avril Mati (8-1-1, 3 KOs) skipped the theory that “there are different levels in this game” and came out against a native of amateur boxing and a British participant in the 2020 Olympics
Ramla Ali (8-0, 2 KOs) for the vacant IBF Inter-Continental belt in the second bantamweight division (up to 55.3 kg).
Despite the pre-match handouts, the Australian scored a very good fight for the favorite, but she still couldn’t win – three times 99-91 was not in her favor. And yet it should be noted that the fight was much more competitive than the referee cards tell us about it.
Ali UD 10.
American
Shedeisha Green (12-0, 11 KOs) proved her status as a knockout – she cut off the ex-world champion
Elin Cederroos (8-2, 4 KOs) from Sweden. At stake was the WBC Silver super middleweight title (up to 76.2 kg) and the right to challenge all the division titles that the compatriot now owns
Frenchon Crews Desert.
Green dropped her opponent in the 3rd round, continued to beat until the referee intervened.
Shadasia Green did not come to play.
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Shadasia Green ends it… just like that.
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Green TKO 6.
Clarissa Shields has a new solid rival?
The same belt, but in the featherweight (up to 57.2 kg) played by the beauties
Sky Nicholson (6-0, 0 KOs) from Australia and
Tanya Alvarez (7-1, 1 KO) from Spain.
The fight turned out to be extremely unwatchable, and the Spanish underdog shamed the bookmakers – she looked no worse than her eminent (according to amateurs) rival, according to some boxing observers, she did not lose at all.
Alas, the judges decided otherwise – 100-90, 98-92 and 97-93 in favor of the favorite.
Nicholson UD 10.