Unbeaten light heavyweight Dusty Hernandez Harrison (36-0-1, 22 KOs) scored a fourth round KO over Norberto Gonzalez (24-15, 13 KOs) on Saturday night at the Acca Shriners Center in Richmond, Virginia. Harrison began teeing off on Gonzalez in round two and it was target practice until Gonzalez went down in round four. Time was 2:21.
Welterweight Crisanto “Chingon” Lucio (7-1, 4 KOs) halted Vonshetha Miller (1-3, 1 KO) in round five. A body shot in round five took everything out of Miller and the referee stopped the bout. Time was 2:27.
42-year-old welterweight Jared Wells won his pro debut with a four round unanimous decision over Jashawn Hunter (1-7, 1 KO). Scores were 40-36 3x.
Hernandez Harrison still exists. Wow
Harrison Hernandez has been through a lot in recent years. I hope and pray his career continues on.
Dusty is a very good boxer. I hope he continues fighting and lives up to his full potential.
Dusty is a promoter that fights the soft among soft. He will never step up. SMART and SAFE, since he is a promoter.
Damn, this guy has had over 37 matches and yet to fight a top fighter. The haters here moans about fighters like Ennis, saying it is time he steps up, after about half the fights as this geezer.
Jashawn Hunter, the 0-6 dude who knocked out a now 59 year old just last month in the 1st round, and made international headlines, just lost to a 42 year old with no amateur or professional experience. What a punk.
Let it be known that Hunter is only 23. His record now is 1-7 with 5 KO losses. This is only the 2nd loss that was a decision. I guess you can call that an accomplishment, even though he lost every single round on all 3 score cards.