Luke Plantic stopped Shadiri Bowgi in round nine of a 10-round super middleweight in Croatia.

Plantic beat down Bwogi until the fight was stopped at 2:01

Plantic, 167.6 lbs of Croatia is 13-0 with 10 knockouts. Bwogi, 166.7 lbs of Uganda is 9-1.

Enmal Hadribeat won a 10-round unanimous decision over Placido Ramirez in a junior middleweight bout.

In round two, Hadribeat began to bleed from around his right eye.

Hadribeat of Albania won by scores of 100-90 on all cards and is now 22-0-1. Ramirez, 153 lbs of Colombia is 27-6

Former world title challenger Avni Yildirim stopped previously undefeated Richard Egowa in round two of a 10-roind light heavyweight bout.

In round two, Yildirim dropped Egowa with a left hand to the body. Seconds later, Yildirim folded Egowa with an inside left to the body. and the fight was over at 2:58.

Yildilrim, 175 lbs of Miami is 28-5 with 17 knockouts. Egowa, 175 lbs of Lagos, Nigeria is 14-1.

Luis Vela won a eight-round unanimous decision over Murmukhammad Kuuchkorov in a welterweight bout.

In round two, Kuchkorov dropped Vela with a counter right to the head. In round four, Vela landed a combination to the head that put Kuchkorov on the canvas.

Vela, 145.5 lbs of Miami won by scores of 78-72 twice and 77-72 and is now 5-0. Kuchkorov, 141.1 lbs of Uzbekistan is 3-1.

Badien Hasso remained undefeated with an eight-round unanimous decision over Sherzod Khusanov in a light heavyweight bout.

Hasso, 175 lbs of Germany won by scores of 80-72 on all cards and is now 22-0. Khunsanov, 175 lbs of Uznekistan is 25-6-1.

Josh Kelly will now face Colombian KO artist Placido Ramirez when he returns home to fight in Sunderland on December 16, live on DAZN. 

‘Pretty Boy’ was due to face the dangerous Roarke Knapp but injury has forced the South African out of their super welterweight showdown at the Beacon of Light.

In his place comes Ramirez, the big-punching 29-year-old who heads to Wearside next week knowing that he can catapult himself into world title contention by wrecking Kelly’s homecoming party. 

Kelly, ranked as the No1 contender on the planet, will be fighting in Sunderland for the first time as a professional and knows Ramirez represents a major threat to his big plans for 2024, which include a world title tilt and a fight at the Stadium of Light. 

Also added to the event is one of British boxing’s most exciting young fighters, Tom Welland. 

The 19-year-old announced himself to the paid ranks with a devastating fourth round stoppage win on his debut in Brighton last month. 

And Welland joins Newcastle’s Dan Toward, fresh from his stunning debut knockout triumph in Bolton on Friday night, as Wasserman Boxing showcases two of the country’s brightest young stars on DAZN. 

Hard-hitting Kazak Tursynbay Kulakhmet, a former World Amateur Championships medalist, is another top-level addition to the card, which is delivered in association with William Hill, and he joins local stars Ben Marksby, Harvey Lambert and Travis Waters as well as Romanian Andrei Dascalu

The IBF world middleweight title eliminator between Denis Radovan and Andrei Mikhailovich has been postponed, however. 

A muscle injury to Germany’s Radovan means he won’t be fit for the final eliminator which was due to act as the co-main event on December 16. 

Radovan is ranked No3 with IBF and knew victory in Sunderland would land him a shot at world champion Janibek Alimkhanuly, but injury means the unbeaten 31-year-old must now wait to secure his chance. 

Kalle Sauerland, Global Head of Boxing at Wasserman Boxing, said: “Out goes one dangerous opponent, and in comes another, for Josh Kelly’s huge homecoming show on December 16. 

“The threat posed to Josh’s plans for next year remains high with Ramirez, who comes to the UK next week, with 17 knockouts on his record, nothing to lose and everything to gain. 

“But Josh is the one of this country’s best fighters and the change of opponent has not changed his laser-focus on delivering a performance for his Sunderland fans to be proud of, but one that also sends out a statement of intent for next year. 

“Make no mistake, 2024 is gearing up to be Josh Kelly’s year and a big win on December 16, on DAZN, sets that up perfectly.”