By Damon Gonzalez/LatinBox
In front of a sold out crowd, lightweight Wesley “El Bongocero” Ferrer (17-1-1, 8 KOs) won an eight round majority decision over Jayson “La Maravilla” Velez (30-9-1, 21 KOs) to claim the NBA Intercontinental title on Saturday night at the Plaza Live Orlando in Orlando, Florida. Scores were 76-76, 77-75, 77-75.
In other action on the card presented by Undisputed Promotions, super lightweight Corey Marksman from Deltona, Florida beat Angel Albelo from Kissimmee, Florida to the punch keeping the pressure on him early on as Albelo corner waves off continuing after round two.
Middleweight Antraveous Ingram from Kissimmee, Florida battled a very tough Julian Valerio from Green Cove Springs, Florida who was getting caught coming straight in, Valerio countered with hard shots of his own getting Ingram’s attention but responded by placing his punches correctly buzzing Valerio with big shots ending the contest at 2:14 seconds of round two by TKO win for Ingram.
Welterweight Jimmy Brenes from Hialeah, Florida broke down Ryan Venable from Roanoke, VA. flooring him with hard shots three times in the contest referee Frank Gentile waved it off at 1:56 seconds or round two by TKO victory.
Super bantamweight Joshua Lebron from Orlando, Florida made quick work out of Michael Turner got into his wheel house getting caught with hard shots to the head, Lebron stepped on the gas quick ending Turner’s night at the official time 1:13 seconds of the opening round by TKO stoppage.
Featherweight Daniel (Danny) Suarez from Orlando, Florida wasted no time jumping right on Kenneth Sabino from Fort Lauderdale, Florida hitting here m with hard power shots dropping him twice in the opening stanza as referee Frank Gentile waves off the contest at the official time 1:29 seconds of the opening round by TKO victory for Suarez.
Super welterweight In the opening bout of the night Julio Rosa from Orlando, Florida. finishes off Osmel Mayorga from Miami, Florida. at the official time 2:02 seconds of round three by TKO stoppage. Mayorga was fighting in a place he didn’t belong, just walking into Rosa’s power shots getting hit with clean hooks throughout the contest referee Dennis DeBon saw enough jumping in waving off the contest in a brilliant performance by Rosa.