Nxtgen boxing: 02/03/2019 @ 7pm

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Jordan Gill vs Emmanuel Dominguez : Vacant WBA International featherweight title
Richard Riakporhe vs Tommy McCarthy : WBA Inter-Continental cruiserweight title
Leigh Wood vs Abraham Osei Bonsu : Vacant Commonwealth (British Empire) Featherweight Title

East of England Arena, Peterborough , Sky Sports Action (19:00)

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[Master]

Let me know when it is on.

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look at the thread title you buffoon 02/03/2019 @ 7pm

[Master]

Anthony Sims Jnr win very easily.

[Master]

Richard Riakporhe vs Tommy McCarthy is on next.

[Master]

Riakporhe using his reach to out box his opponent in the first round. Both were cautious but better skills from Riakporhe.

Riakporhe 1-0

[Master]

Riakporhe wins the 2nd round with the jab and landed a good left hook. McCarthy did well near the end of the round.

2-0 Riakporhe

[Master]

McCarthy more aggressive in the 3rd round but still give it Riakporhe who has it all under control with his jab and slow pace.

3-0 Riakporhe

[Master]

Riakporhe wins by stopping McCarthy with big right hands that hurt and eventually stopped him.

[Master]

Joe Steed is fighting a journeyman and padding his record.

[Master]

Jordan Gill vs. Emmanuel Dominguez is on next

British featherweight prospect Jordan Gill headlines Matchroom Boxing’s JD NXTGEN fight night at the East of England Arena in Peterborough, England on March 2, when he takes on Mexico’s Emmanuel Dominguez (24-7-2, 16 KOs) for the vacant WBA international featherweight crown, live and exclusively on DAZN.

Gill (22-0, 6 KOs), will be fighting in his home county for the first time in five years, is coming off a TKO victory over Ryan Doyle to claim the commonwealth featherweight title back in October. Now, he'll look to add to his hardware with support from the home crowd.

“I’m buzzing to have the chance to bring a big event to the area and put on a show for the fans,” said Gill in a Matchroom Boxing press release statement. “I hope it’s a huge success and will be the first of many shows in the city. With the venue being so close to my hometown, I’m confident it will be a complete sellout"

He added: “I haven’t seen much of Dominguez, but Mexicans are renowned for their toughness and I can’t see him being any different. These are exactly the sort of fights I want to be involved in this year. It’s all about pushing on to the world stage now and this is the next step in that direction.”



Unbeaten American super middleweight contender Anthony Sims Jr. will also be fighting on the card, with the 23-year-old having beefed up his record to 17-0, with 16 of those wins coming via knockout.

Matchroom Boxing promoter Eddie Hearn is excited as could be about Gill and Sims being in action in Peterborough.

“It’s great to bring championship boxing to a completely new area on March 2,” Hearn said. “We have already seen from Jordan’s ticket requests how popular this will be and it’s a great night of boxing. Jordan is another one of those young stars ready to step up to the next level — some have managed to do it and some haven’t. Now, it’s his turn."

He added: "Anthony Sims Jr. has become a real fan favorite in the UK and is set for a huge 2019. Richard Riakporhe against Tommy McCarthy is a great 50-50 Cruiserweight matchup and exciting Nottingham star Leigh Wood challenges for his first major title. Beneath the championship fights, the card is stacked with young talent and we look forward to a great crowd in Peterborough on March 2.”

[Master]

Gill wins the first round with accurate and fast punches. both good fighters

1-0 Gill

[Master]

Gill stops him in the 3rd round. Impressive timing and combinations.