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Sunday, at the Sutton Sports Centre in St. Helens, Merseyside, England – Steve Woods / VIP Boxing hosted another great afternoon of boxing action!
Blackpool boxer Brian Rose was victorious – scoring a clear points win over Belgium’s Kobe Vandekerkhove in a six round light middleweight contest.
Roses’s trainer, Bobby Rimmer, told SaddoBoxing this morning “Brian boxed brilliantly – I’m very pleased with how he performed! Vandekerkhove is a tough boxer but he couldn’t get past Brian’s jab and I think he just drew on one round.
“Bri got cut over his left eye in round three which needed about four stitches, but Brian wasn’t bothered – he just gets on with it !”
Rose improves to 9 wins, no losses with two KOs and one draw while Vandekerkhove falls to 11-7-1 (5).
Other results on Sunday included:
Light heavyweight Carl Dilks, 7-0 (3), of Liverpool defeated Welshman Adam Wilcox, 0-4 (0), via third round TKO during a scheduled six to stay undefeated.
Another Scouser, Liverpool’s Tony Quigley, 11-1 (4), won his fourth straight contest by outpointing former Ghanaian and West African Super Middleweight titlist Ayitey Powers, 13-14-1 (9), of London via a score of 59-55 after six rounds.
Bolton based light welter Rick Goddings, 3-0 (0), won a six round decision against tough veteran Carl Allen, 18-68-7 (5), on a score of 60-54.
Light welter Lee Jennings, 1-0 (0), won his pro debut against Nuneaton’s seasoned Kristian Laight, 5-49-5 (0), after six, two minute rounds 60-54.
Local super middle Martin Murray, 7-0 (1), stayed perfect by dropping Belgian opponent Michael Recloux, 8-5-2 (2), in the sixth and final round to secure a 60-53 decision.
Also of St. Helens, super bantam Gary Davies, 6-2-1 (4), stopped Ghana’s Sumaila Badu, 4-9 (1), in the second round of a scheduled six.
Colne based featherweight Stuart “The Burnley Banger” McFadyen, 9-1 (1), won his second bout on the bounce by outpointing Salford’s Senol Dervis, 0-6 (0), 60-55 after six, two minute rounds.
Liverpool’s Paul Keir, 2-0 (0), went four rounds with durable Birmingham man Hastings Rasani, 20-35-2 (16), at cruiserweight, sorting a 40-36 win.
Stuart McFadyen v Senol Dervis
6 Round Featherweight Contest
McFadyen wons on points
Paul Keir v Hastings Rasani
4 Round Cruiserweight Contest
Keir won on points
