Maryland State Super Featherweight champion Tyrell "Da Show Shock A" Samuel of Baltimore won by fifth-round technical decision over Gustavo "The Pit Bull" Dailey of Philadelphia during the main event at Du Burns Arena in Baltimore.
In this bout, the third meeting between the two boxers, Samuel was able to use his jab and strong body attack to back Dailey up in almost every exchange. Dailey tried to come forward but for every punch Dailey landed, Samuel seemed to land two that were harder.
In the fifth round, the two boxers accidently clashed heads, forcing a gash over Samuel's right eye that was dangerous enough for the bout to be stopped. Since the scheduled eight-round encounter was more than halfway over, the judge's scorecards came into play. Judge Gary Camponeschi scored the bout 48-47. Judge John Gradowski saw the bout 49-46 and Judge Malik Waleed witnessed the contest as a shutout for Samuel, 50-45.
With the win, Samuel is now 14-3, six KO's while Dailey falls to 4-7, one KO.
In the co-feature, Baltimore heavyweight "The American Dream" Mike Dietrich took just 55 seconds to knockout fellow Charm City boxer Kevin "The Journeyman" Johnson. Dietrich started immediately landing power shots, knocking down Johnson twice. The second knockout came on a blistering right hand that made Johnson crumble in his own corner. Referee Gradowski wasted no time stopping the contest.
Dietrich raises his record to 12-1, six KO's while Johnson is 3-2, two KO's.
DC heavyweight Abodunrin "Bo" Akinyanju raised his record to 2-0, two first-round knockouts with a crushing stoppage of Wilson, NC's Octavius Davis. Akinyanju dropped Davis twice in the bout, the second knockdown was a vicious body shot that stiffened Davis before he fell to the canvas.
With the loss, Davis is now 1-4-1, one KO.
Also on the card, undefeated cruiserweight Daniel Kooij of Vero Beach, FL scored a fourth-round TKO over veteran William "The Storm" Bailey of Chesapeake, VA. Kooji used a powerful left jab to keep Bailey at bay. By the fourth round, Bailey was completely broken down and referee Waleed called of the bout at 2:46 of the fourth. Kooij is now 6-0, three KO's while Bailey is 10-18-2, five KO's.
The bout between "The American Child" Nick Kisner of Ferndale and Glen Williams of Catonsville was scratched because Williams was not medically approved by the Maryland State Athletic Commission.
Here is the BATB Post-Fight Wrap-Up Show for this event:
Gabcast! Boxing Along the Beltway #190 - Full Report from Du Burns!
"The Fight Doctor" Jerome Spears and I recap the events from Du Burns Arena in Baltimore, MD.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
14 comments:
The American Child? Stay away from Dietrich. I felt it 3 rows away
i dont think dietrich can beat kisner honestly. skill wise and how hard he is to hit i think dietrich would be taking a beating every round
Dietrich was basically hitting a punching bag. In his previous bout he did not take out Octavius Davis. That same guy was taken out in one round on this same card.
Way to go Bo. Keep knocking them down and the haters to.
Mike is a heavy wt and Nick is a cruiser for now.
Dietrich,body by balco
i know there is an amateur event set for December 3rd, does anyone have any information on that event, -any help would be greatly appreciated.
by the way, who ever thought up "the American Child?", Slick is much more appropiate! i saw nick spar dietrich, nick made a fool out of him
did you cause i saw Dietrich drop Nick 3 times in a light sparring sesion.
stop tryin 2 start something
dec 3 will be at Michael's 8th ave
first bout prob. start at 7pm
dietrich didnt drop nick lmao i saw it personally nick crushed him
good fight Tyrell. now when are you and Snow finally gonna fight?
Nick would murder Dietrich it wouldn't even be close
The American Dream Vs American Child. Dont sound right 2 me.
Beats fighting the drunk though.
Too Slick Nick sounds better.
Nick is the new Mikal Nunn but much better.
Post a Comment