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Sunday, March 12, 2017

Richard Commey vs Hedi Slimani Full Fight replay, result, recap - March 11, 2017

Ghanaweb | Richard Commey vs Hedi Slimani Full Fight

Ghana’s lightweight boxer Richard Commey is the new WBC international lightweight champion after defeating Hedi Slimani full fight replay, result, recap - March 11, 2017 on Saturday at the Bukom Boxing Arena.
Richard Commey vs Hedi Slimani Full Fight replay, result, recap - March 11, 2017

Boxing fanatics were thrilled with mouthwatering scintillating boxing as the two boxers showcased their class. Slimani was swift with his punches but which was not heavy to wither Commey who retaliated back with much more power.

Round six got heated with influx of punches from Commey, however Hedi responded back in style as he stormed Richard unexpectedly nearly causing a knock. Commey’s flow resulted in a deep cut on the face of Belgian with blood spurting out but Hedi still persisted on to the end.






Date: 2017-03-11

Where: Bukom Boxing Arena, Accra, Ghana

Division: WBC international lightweight champion title.

Result: Richard Commey increased his winning tally to 25 after the three Judges scored 116-112, 117-113, 116-112 in his favor.


The final rounds produced more excitement when Commey continued to deepen the wound on the fore head of Silmani. The Belgian also managed to wound Richard as well.

Richard Commey is now looking forward to another World title opportunity after he lost the vacant IBF World lightweight title to Robert Easter Jnr. in September 2016.

His Excellency the President of Ghana Nana Akufo-Addo, ex-President Jerry John Rawlings and other dignitaries attended the historical showdown that saw Duke Micah and Frederick Lawson win titles as well.

Yuriorkis Gamboa vs. Rene Alvarado Full Fight TKO replay, result, recap March 11, 2017

Former IBF/WBA featherweight champion Yuriorkis Gamboa (26-1, 17 KOs) had to get up off the deck to defeat 28-year-old journeyman Rene Alvarado (24-8, 16 KOs) Full Fight TKO replay, result, recap March 11, 2017 by a 10 round unanimous decision on Saturday night on HBO Boxing After Dark at the Turning Stone Resort & Casino in Verona, New York.

Alvarado knocked the 35-year-old Gamboa down in round 10 with a right to the head. Gamboa wasn’t hurt though. It was more of a situation of Gamboa getting hit when his legs were tangled with the Nicaraguan Alvarado.

Gamboa mainly landed pot shots in the fight, fighting at a very slow pace throughout. The boxing crowd at ringside frequently booed the lack of action between the two fighters. Alvarado looked like he was afraid to let his hands go because Gamboa was countering him when he would throw punches.

Alvarado finally came to life in round 7 in hurting the 2004 Cuban Olympic gold medalist Gamboa by a right hand to the jaw that turned his legs to jelly. Alvarado landed a number of additional right hands to the head of a hurt looking Gamboa, but he was unable to finish him off. It was a great round for Alvarado.






Date: 2017-03-11

Where: Turning Stone Resort & Casino in Verona, New York, USA

Division: IBF/WBA featherweight champion.

Result: Yuriorkis Gamboa win by unanimous decision,  judges scored the fight 97-92, 97-92 and 97-93.

In rounds 8 and 9, neither fighter did much at all. Alvarado completely let Gamboa off the hook by failing to go after him to try and knock him out. The crowd continued to boo, as neither fighter showed any inclination to make a fight of it. Gamboa was understandably not taking any chances because he’s a counter puncher by nature, and he was coming off of a 2-year layoff. It looked like Gamboa didn’t want to take any chances of expending a lot of energy for fear of him gassing out.

Gamboa did have a nice mini-flurry that he threw at the start of round 9 that caused Alvarado to slip and fall into the canvas. It wasn’t ruled a knockdown due to Alvarado slipping. But the brief flurry of action from Gamboa gave a glimpse of what he’s capable of doing when he lets his hands go. 10 years ago, Gamboa fought with total energy in attacking his opponents. What we saw from Gamboa tonight was a much more economical fighter that was conserving his energy at all times. The hands speed was still there for Gamboa, but not the activity.








David Lemieux vs. Curtis Stevens Full Fight TKO replay, result, recap March 11, 2017

Former IBF middleweight champion David Lemieux (37-3, 33 KOs) Full Fight TKO replay, result, recap March 11, 2017 scored a devastating 3rd round knockout victory over #2 WBC contender Curtis Stevens (29-6, 21 KOs) on Saturday night at the Turning Stone Resort & Casino in Verona, New York. Lemieux knocked the 32-year-old Stevens completely out with a left hook to the head in round 3.

The referee Charlie Fitch immediately halted the fight at 1:59 of round 3. Stevens eventually came to and was said to be talking.

The shot sent Stevens down flat on his back. Stevens was totally unconscious from the shot. Stevens and Lemieux both threw left hooks at the same time. Lemieux’s got there first, even though Stevens’ left did land but it had nothing on it.

In round 1, Lemieux came out quickly unloading on Stevens with right hands to the head and hurtful left hooks to the body. Stevens backed up to the ropes and took terrible punishment. It was not the smartest thing for Stevens to do, but he was getting really hammered in the center of the ring. He must have felt that things would be easier on him if he backed up to the ropes. It was surprising that Stevens made it out of the 1st round, because he was really nailed repeatedly by big power shots from Lemieux. One big right hand in particular from Lemieux caused Stevens to stumble backwards several steps and almost fall. It looked really bad.

In round 2, Stevens came alive briefly near the end of the round and was able to land some big right hands and left hooks to the head of Lemieux. One reason why Stevens was able to land his shots is because Lemieux slowed down his punch output during this round. But still, Lemieux was able to absorb Stevens’ best shots due to his huge size. It was like watching a replay of the Saul Canelo Alvarez vs. Miguel Cotto fight. Canelo was so huge compared to the smallish Cotto in that fight. Cotto’s best punches had no effect on Canelo because he looked to be at least 15 pounds heavier than Cotto. Lemieux looked considerably bigger than Stevens in terms of his actual weight.






Date: 2017-03-11

Where: Turning Stone Resort & Casino in Verona, New York, USA

Division: vacant WBO Inter-Continental middleweight title, WBC Continental Americas middleweight title.

Result: Lemieux knocked the 32-year-old Stevens completely out with a left hook to the head in round 3 time ( 1:59 of round 3.)

Lemieux, 28, came into the fight tonight looking really heavy compared to his previous fights. He looked like he might have been in the 180s or close to that. Lemieux weighed in at 159 last Friday in making weight, but he appeared really heavy. The added size didn’t appear to help Lemieux’s punching power, as he didn’t look any stronger than he had been in previous fights. He just looked heavy. It’s fortunate for Lemieux that Stevens didn’t drag him into the later rounds of the fight, because we might have seen a big upset if the fight had gone past the 6th.

Lemieux came into tonight’s fight ranked #3 by the World Boxing Council at 160. Lemieux is working for a title shot against WBC champion Gennady Golovkin. However, it’s likely that Lemieux’s promoters at Eye of the Tiger and Golden Boy Promotions will get him a shot at the likes of Canelo or WBO middleweight champion Billy Joe Saunders instead, because there’s really no point in him fighting Golovkin again anytime soon. Lemieux was arguably embarrassed by Golovkin in their fight in October 2015.


Golovkin toyed with Lemieux for 7 rounds before knocking him out in round 8. A rematch would likely be just as one-sided as their previous fight. Lemieux’s promoters are likely going to steer him in another direction. The only way I can see Lemieux fighting Golovkin again is if he puts his foot down and stubbornly insists on having that fight made. I doubt that Lemieux will do this, even though he was talking pretty boldly after the fight tonight. I think Lemieux won’t put up too much of an argument if his promoters steer him to safer waters against Canelo or Saunders.
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