Garner Decisions Jimenez

Ryan Garner remained undefeated with a 12-round unanimous decision over Salvador Jimenez in Bournmouth, England.

Gardner, 129 lbs of Southampton, ENG won by shutout scores of 120-108 on all cards and is now 17-0. Jimenez, 129 lbs of Spain is 14-1-1.

Edmondson Decisions Kejawa

Lewie Edmondson won a 12-round unanimous decision over Oluwatosin Kejawa in a light heavyweight bout.

Edmondson, 174 lbs of Southampton, ENG won by scores of 120-110, 119-109 and 118-110 and is now 12-0. Kejawa, 172 lbs of Lagos, NIG is 11-1.

McCormack Drops, Decisions Lopez

Luke McCormack won a six-round decision over Ramon Garcia Lopez in a junior welterweight bout.

McCormack dropped Garcia in the final round after a flurry of punches.

McCormack, 143 lbs of London won by a 60-53 score and is now 3-0. Lopez, 143 lbs of Guadalajara. MEX is 8-21.

Karol Itauma Stops Ludwiczak in 3

Karol Itauma stopped Michal Ludwiczak in round three of their eight-round light heavyweight bout.

In round three, Itauma landed a little left uppercut to the body to puts Ludwiczak on the canvas, He got to his feet but the fight was stopped at 2:10.

Itauma, 180 lbs of Chatham, ENG is 13-1 with eight-knockouts. Ludwiczak, 179 lbs of Poland id 18-15-2,

Frankham Decisions Faure

Charles Frankham won a six-round decision over Jahfius Faure in a lightweight bout.

Frankham, 134 lbs of Buckshire, ENG won by a 60-54 score and is now 8-0. Faure, 134 lbs of West Midland. ENG is 3-22-2.

Dillion Decisions Ruegg

Liam Dillion won a 10-round split decision over previously undefeated Mase Ruegg in a lightweight contest.

Dillion won by scores of 96-94 twice. Ruegg won a scorecard 98-92.

Dillion is now 15-2-1. Ruegg is 12-1.

John Isaacs survived a knockdown and win an four-round decision over Ezequiel Gregores in a welterweight bout.

In round two, Gregores knocked Isaacs down with a left hook.

Isaacs, 149 lbs of Swindon, ENG won by a 38-37 score and is now 2-0. Gregores, 146 lbs of Buenos Aires, ARG is 3-20.

Joseph Butler won a six-round decs=ision over Alexander Morales in a lightweight bout.

Butler, 136 lbs of West Sussex, ENG won by a score of 60-54 and is now 6-0. Morales, 134 lbs of Guadalajara, MEX is 5-9-5.

Henry Turner stopped Miguel Corcerio Antin in the opening round of their eight-round welterweight bout.

In round one, Turner hurt and dropped Antin with a flurry in the corner. Seconds later, it was a similar flurry that out Antin down again and the fight was over at 2:16.

Turner, 148 lbs of England is 14-1 with six knockouts. Antin, 149 lbs of Argentina is 20-20-1.




PIRANHA GARNER TO STRIKE BY THE SEASIDE

RYAN GARNER IS heading back down south for a super featherweight title collision with the unbeaten Spaniard Salvador Jimenez on Saturday, March 1, at the Bournemouth International Centre.
 
Garner, 27 and from Southampton, will be fighting close to home for the first time since 2017, but his travelling exploits have seen him build up a huge support-base with the backing of his local Premier League football club, whose St Mary’s Stadium is a matter of a two-minute stroll from his gym.
 
“I am thrilled to deliver a fight for Ryan at a location far more convenient for his ever-growing army of fans,” said promoter Frank Warren. “If there was an arena in Southampton we would have been there a long time ago, so our aim is for Ryan to continue building his genuine momentum in Bournemouth ahead of a huge occasion at Southampton Football Club, who are right behind him.
 
“People will know I have always been a big flag-waver for Ryan since he turned professional with us at the age of 18. It has taken a bit of time to reach this point and I now believe he is on the verge of realising his enormous potential.
 
“This will be a really tough test against Salvador Jimenez, an unbeaten fighter who has earned his title challenge.
 
“We have petitioned a sanctioning body for a major title, and fans should keep their eyes peeled for what will be in store for the winner.”
 
Ryan Garner (16-0, 8) became WBC International champion in August 2023 when he stopped Juan Jesus Antunez in three rounds. He successfully defended against former British champion Liam Dillon in May, winning via unanimous decision, before taking on his toughest test to date against world ranked contender Archie Sharp in July, repeating the method of victory.
 
Salvador Jimenez (14-0-1, 6), from Valladolid, became Spanish champion in March 2022, making a single successful defence, before winning the European super featherweight title with a unanimous decision triumph over Alex Rat in April 2023. His first defence against the undefeated Juanfe Gomez resulted in a majority draw last November.