November 29, 2024
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Gavril KOs Boada in five

Former WBC world title challenger Ronald Gavril (26-3, 21 KOs) scored a fifth round KO over Juan Boada (18-9, 10 KOs) in a clash for the fringe WBF light heavyweight title on Friday night at the Metropolitan Circus in Bucharest, Romania. Gavril, 38, who was born in Romania but now resides in Las Vegas, pressed the action and rocked Boada in round four. Gavril then sent Boada to a knee in round five to end it.

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  • Gavril is best known for dropping David Benavidez in their first encounter, which the Equadorian won by split decision. Interestingly, one of the judges scored the round 10-9, in which the Romanian scored a knockdown!

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      • KP regardless if Benevidez was hurt or not, official scoring if a fighter gets knocked down and it is counted as a knockdown! It is a 10-8 round officially. Those are the professional official rules !!! And I like Benevidez by the way.

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    • The Ecuadorian from moms side , Mexican from Dad side and American born David was dominating the round that he got drop in.He was 21 years old,and yes,this boxing and we will se fighter’s get hurt , rocked and even drop and some end up getting knocked out and others end up in worse situations. Respect’s to all who enter the chamber of truth.

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      • In nearly every fight I see, every fighter who scores a knockdown is awarded with a 10-8 round, even if it’s a flash knockdown.

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