Results From Baltimore, Hidalgo and Austin!

Here are the results from the Bang Time Boxing card at Du Burns Arena in Baltimore:

Undefeated cruiserweight Russ "The Hammer" Shiflett wins the WBF All-America's Cruiserweight title with an eight-round majority decision over Bronx, NY's Newton "The Butcher" Kidd. Shiflett is now 12-0-1, five KO's. Kidd is now 7-8-2, four KO's.

Mike "The Persecutor" Paschall won a six-round split decision over Nathan Bedwell of Lexington, TN. Paschall is now 22-1-1, four KO's. Bedwell falls to 4-8, three KO's.

"The Golden Greek" Elias Bouloubassis captured a four-round unanimous decision over Stephen Franklin of Inwood, WVA by way of DC. Bouloubassis remained undefeated at 6-0-5, four KO's. Franklin is 1-5, one KO.

Lonnie Kornegay and Martinsburg, WVA's Donald Crawford fought to a four-round majority draw. Kornegay is now 0-4-2 while Crawford is now 1-1-1, one KO.

The matchmaker for the show was "The Boxing Diva" Renee Aiken.

At the State Farm Arena in Hidalgo, TX, super featherweight "Mr." Gary Russell, Jr. of Capitol Heights, MD scored three knockdowns enroute to a fourth-round stoppage of Antonio Meza. Russell dropped Meza once in the third and twice in the fourth before the bout was stopped at 2:42 in the fourth.

Russell is 16-0, 10 KO's while Meza falls to 24-10-1, 16 KO's.

The big shocker took place in the capital of Texas, Austin where Fernando Guerrero lost his first pro bout via fourth-round TKO to former Contender champion Grady Brewer at the Frank Erwin Center at the University of Texas. Guerrero was dropped by right hands before an uppercut finished the job at 2:16 of the fourth. Guerrero is now 21-1, 16 KO's while Brewer rises to 29-12, 17 KO's.

No word yet on how Maurice Byarm did on that card and also no info has come in on how Fernando's brother, Alex fared in Harrington, DE.

Here is the Boxing Along The Beltway Post-Fight Wrap-Up from Du Burns Arena: