Here are the results from the Keystone Boxing Pro-Am Boxing card at Rosecroft Raceway in Fort Washington, MD:
Pro Bouts:
Riverdale, MD heavyweight Horace "The Reason" Grant won his eighth straight bout with a close, controversial six-round split decision over Michael Rhoades of Philadelphia, PA. Grant is now 9-1, six KO's. Rhodes fell to 3-2-3, one KO.
Light heavyweight Alexander "The Great" Johnson of Oxon Hill, MD scored a devastating first-round TKO over Kelvin Sutton of Wilson, NC. Johnson is 3-0, three KO's, Sutton is 0-2.
DC heavyweight Scott "Duke" Buchanan remained undefeated with a first-round TKO over Jamal Terry of Wilmington, DE. Buchanan is 3-0, three KO's while Terry is 3-8, two KO's.
DC welterweights Kendrick "Holy Hands" Walker and "The Capitol Punisher" Spencer Harsley battled to a spirited four-round draw. Walker is now 0-1-1 while Harsley is now 1-4-2.
Laurel, MD lightweight Ikem Orji made his pro debut a successful one as he scored a second-round TKO over the debuting Jamal Tribbett of Philadephia.
The featherweight bout between Carlos Battle of Silver Spring, MD and Philadelphia's Raul Rivera became an exhibition bout because both boxers had difficulty with weight.
Amateur bouts:
138 pounds: Rock Warden (Old School Boxing) defeated Russell Gaskins (Hillcrest Boxing)
95 pounds: Dusty Harrison (Old School Boxing) defeated Shawn Simpson of Chicago, IL.
125 pounds: Elvis Medrano (LA Boxing) over Angelo Goldstein (Keystone Boxing)
132 pounds: Mark Johns (Old School Boxing) over Glen Dezurn (UMAR)
132 pounds: Nate Davis (Old School Boxing) defeated Josh Davis (Laurel Boxing)
75 pounds: Brady Sensibaugh (Old School Boxing) defeated Greg Outlaw (Sugar Ray Leonard Center)
Due to technical difficulties, I am unable to put together a post-fight wrap-up for this card. I will be back later today with a full recap of the card and some interesting Beltway news.
Where was Snow?
ReplyDeleteSnow was unable to get a fight. Most are scared to box Snow, he is undefeated and he is good.
ReplyDeleteAll of "Duke's" wins have been first round KOs, haven't they? I remember seeing him fight @ the Lee High School show; dude's incredibly POWERFUL (or his opponents have just been weak, I don't know, but I wouldn't want to get hit by one of Duke's punches, that's for sure!).
ReplyDeleteCongrats Spencer Harsley for displaying so much heart. Gary when are the Peterson's fighting again?
ReplyDeleteThe Petersons fight next Saturday, November 17 in Turks and Caicos. I'll have more on that later today.
ReplyDeleteThanks Gary I'm leaving for the Germany that very day. I love those guy's there so full of courage & desire to become the World's best fighters. I wish those guy's the best of luck in all that they do God Bless the Peterson's and Gary Williams aswell.
ReplyDeleteEven though it was an exhibition, I thought the bout between Raul Rivera and Carlos Battle was a good one. When will we see either of these guys again
ReplyDeleteWhat's up with the Old School Boxing coaches/youngins? They are being taught how corrupt boxing can be at a young age. What's up with that?
ReplyDeleteSome of the youngins looked good but I know at least two of them lost their fights.
gary when are we ever going to see bo the african warrior again ? i mean can u find out whats up with him...hope he's not wasting he's god given talent
ReplyDeleteWho's Bo, The African Warrior?
ReplyDeleteAlexander "The Great" Johnson is the new light heavyweight boxing sensation. Knocking all opponents down and out. If you think you ready step to the plate and you will see why the call him The Great.
ReplyDeleteI would Like to one day see Alexander "The Great" Johnson (FIGHT) Mike The Persecutor Paschall, I think it would be a good (FIGHT).
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