Nelson Hysa KO2 Thomas Narmo... In heavyweight action, Nelson Hysa continued his KO streak, defeating Thomas Narmo by knockout at 0:36 of the second round. A short left hand followed by a hard right sent Narmo packing to the canvas. Narmo made it to his feet, but the referee had seen more than enough. Hysa, the 41 year-old "Albanian Eagle" is 25-0, while the Norway-born Narmo falls to 14-1.

 

Sam Noakes W10 Denys Berinchyk... Sam Noakes defeated former lightweight champion Denys Berinchyk by unanimous decision over ten rounds. The official scores were 100-90, 99-91 and 98-92. It was an easy fight to score, according to DAZN. Noakes fought intelligently. He came forward as always, but he decided to box instead of slug which allowed him to coast in a good bounce-back fight. It was a much needed win for Noakes, who has now won two straight since dropping a unanimous decision to Abdullah Mason for the vacant WBO title last year. Noakes is now 19-1. At age 38 with two straight losses over the past eighteen months, Berinchyk seems unlikely to get back to the championship level.

 

Moses Jolly D8 Guido Vianello... In London, Moses Jolly (13-0) and fringe contender Guido Vianello battled to an eight-round heavyweight draw. It was an exciting heavyweight clash that DAZN thought should have gone Jolly's way. He controlled the final five rounds of the fight. But in this non-title fight scored only by the referee, the results was a four rounds to four rounds draw, 76-76. Vianello is now 21-8-2 including the World Series of Boxing.

 

Constantin Ursu TKO8 Ben Vaughan... Moldovan-born welterweight Constantin Ursu (16-0) stopped Ben Vaughan (12-3) on cuts at :03 of the eighth round. After taking a hard look before the sixth round but the letting the fight go on, the ringside doctor had no hesitation at the beginning of the eighth round, deciding that the cut on Vaughan's eyelid was too much to let him continue. DAZN's running commentary stated, "Hard to let a fighter go on when the eyelid is nearly coming off."