At Salle Marcel Dufour in Louvoil, France, Salem Bouaita, 20-14 (7), regained his old European Union super bantam belt by knocking out Spain's Jorge Perez, 7-2-1 (4), in the eighth round.

Sala Rapid in Bucharest, Romania, saw undefeated light welter Jo Jo Dan, 25-0 (13), retain his NABA and WBC Continental Americas belts by outpointing Walter Sergio Gomez, 19-8-1 (8), over 12 frames.

On the undercard, Viorel Simion, 11-0 (4), decisioned David Kiilu, 30-10-2 (16), over 12 for the WBC Mediterranean featherweight crown.

In Wolomin, Poland, big punching super feather Samuel Kamau, 12-1-1 (11), stopped Krzysztof Cieslak, 10-1 (2), in the sixth for the vacant IBF Youth title at Osir Huragan Arena.

At Edwin Scharff Haus in Neu Ulm, Germany, lightweight Rola El Halabi, 8-0 (4), won the vacant WIBA and WIBF titles by posting a ten round split decision over her opponent Loli Munoz, 8-6-1 (5).

After winning the UBC Lightweight title in Poland in December, David “Silent Danger” Kiilu (30-9-2, 16 KOs) will make another trip to Europe in an attempt to win his fifth championship. He will step back down to his original weightclass, featherweight, and challenge Romanian Viorel Simion (10-0, 4 KOs) for the WBC Mediterranean crown on June 5 in Bucharest More...

Former WBC Lightweight Champion Jose Luis Castillo was back in action on Saturday, stopping James Wayka in the second round of a scheduled ten at Palenque del Fex in Mexicali, Mexico.

The 35 year old Castillo, 57-9-1 (49), now campaigns as a welterweight and was coming off a loss to Argentina's Sebastian Andres Lujan in July. American visitor Wayka drops to 16-8 (8).

Also on the card, lightweight Ricardo Dominquez, 26-4-2 (15), won an eight round majority draw against former Mexican Super Feather titlist Guadalupe Rosales, 27-4 (15).

At the Polideportivo Municipal in Monte Hermoso, Buenos Aires, Argentina, former WBA Fedelatin Welter Champ Rodolfo Ezequiel Martinez, 33-2-1 (12), took home the vacant WBC Mundo Hispano title at welterweight by posting a split decision over former South American titlist Raul Eduardo Bejarano, 25-17-4 (12), after twelve rounds of close combat. More...