Boxing Results: Subriel Matiias dominates Gabriel Gollaz Valenzuela, securing TKO victory in IBF Title Eliminator

Former IBF World Super Lightweight Subriel Matiias champion stopped Gabriel Gollaz Valenzuela in the eighth round of an authorization of a Saturday night title at Coliseo Tomas Dones, in Fajardo by Puerto Rico.

Matias, 22-2 (22) defeated Valenzuela, 30-4-1 (17) At 2:55 of the eighth round of a scheduled 12 rounds, an IBF Light Welterweight title title to determine the compulsory for champion Richardson Hitchins.

In the first round, Matias, a well -known slow starter, overcame Valenzuela. In the second round, Matias landed left hooks on the chin of Valenzuela. Midway Valenzuela returned well by making a narrow round. In the third round, Matias had reacted the crowd when he shook Valenzuela with a left hook in the middle of the road. Valenzuela returned to the use of his hole, passing through the round to unstable legs. In the fourth round, Matias cut Valenzuela’s right eyebrow. Matias worked on the cut in the fifth round and had Valenzuela on problems all over.

Matias worked in the cut in the sixth round, causing Valenzuela to fight into launches. The ring doctor checked the cut between rounds with the right eye almost closed. Valenzuela fought back in the seventh round, though he lost the round.

In the eighth round, a leftist from Matias on the head fell Valenzuela, forcing referee Roberto Ramirez to move it.

WBO Nabo Super Light Champ Alfredo Santiago, 17-2 (8) stopped former Southpaw WBA Super Featherweight Champ Javier ‘El Abejon’ Fortuna, 39-6-1 (28) at 0:01 of the ninth round of 10 rounds scheduled. Santiago noted a knockdown in the eighth round.

In the first round, Fortuna Midway landed on the left on the chin of Santiago, who seconds later landed the right to the chin. In the last seconds both fell on the canvas. At the middle of the second round, they exchanged fists together, seconds. In the last seconds, Santiago shook Fortuna with a right to the chin.

In the fifth round, Santiago returned well enough to overcome Fortuna whose right eye closes. In the sixth round, Santiago was chasing Fortuna who was reluctant to return punches. In the seventh round, after a minute, Fortuna hit the Santiago low. The referee Pena gave him time to recover. Santiago came back after Fortuna finished the round, showboating. Fortuna’s right eye was almost closed.

In the eighth round, Santiago came out in the middle and threw Fortuna to the left on the chin for an 8-count by referee Pena. At the end of the round corner of Fortuna threw the towel.

WBA Continental Light Welterweight champion Nestor Bravo, 23-1 (16) lost a questionable 10 round division decision in Xolisani ‘Novema the Wasp’ Ndongeni, 33-6 (19).

In the first five rounds, Bravo was chasing Ndongeni, who faced him well. In the last five rounds, it was front and back, with Bravo chasing and, for the most part, getting more punches than Ndongeni in a close battle.

The results of TE 95-94, 98-92, I am, 97-92 Bravo.

The heavyweight Pryce ‘is right’ taylor, 7-0 (5) hit the Southpaw Trevor Kotara, 4-4-1 (1) at 2:12 of the first round of six rounds scheduled.

In the first round, Taylor threw Kotara left to the body for 8-count by referee Ramon Pena a minute in the round. Halfway through the round, a body shot by Taylor threw Kotara for another 8-count. A third knockdown by Taylor ended it.

The ring announcer was Pete Trevino, Jr.