2025年2月15日Top Rank顶级推广拳击赛 – 战报[全程视频] Berinchyk vs Keyshawn

Saturday, February 15[utc+8]
The Theater at Madison Square Garden |
New York, New York

基肖恩-戴维斯4回合KO波林切科夺冠

在今天中午结束的一场轻量级拳王争霸战中，2022年拳坛最新新秀美国人基肖恩-戴维斯（13-0，9KO）在纽约麦迪逊花园广场不负众望，4回合KO了乌克兰不败拳王丹尼斯-波林切科（19-1，9KO），成为了新的WBO轻量级世界拳王。文章源自武享吧-https://hula8.net/quanji/75024.html

赛前赔率是1-5，年轻的基肖恩-戴维斯被广泛看好。虽然36岁的老将波林切科上一战争议点数击败了三个级别的世界拳王伊曼尼尔-纳瓦雷特（39-2-1，32KO），但戴维斯近来的表现更抢眼。文章源自武享吧-https://hula8.net/quanji/75024.html

两人体格有相当差距，基肖恩-戴维斯身高、臂展、力量、硬度都超过波林切科，从第1回合开始就控制了中远距离，波林切科一直没有找到克敌制胜的办法，被牵着鼻子走。第3回合，基肖恩-戴维斯一记左勾拳击中了波林切科肝部，将波林切科击倒了一次。波林切科的鼻子这个回合也被打出了血，形势严峻。第4回合，戴维斯一记击腹拳第二次击倒了波林切科，波林切科数八也没站起来，比赛就此结束。文章源自武享吧-https://hula8.net/quanji/75024.html

击败对手，25岁的基肖恩-戴维斯职业战绩上升为13战全胜，9场比赛K0对手，现在BOXREC-135磅综合排名第7。戴维斯身高1米75，臂展1米78，左势打法，从今天的比赛看他确实实力过人。文章源自武享吧-https://hula8.net/quanji/75024.html

现在135磅群星云集，有WBC拳王沙克-史蒂文森（22-0，10KO）、WBA拳王格沃塔-戴维斯（30-0，28KO）、IBF拳王瓦西里-洛马琴科（18-3，12KO）、WBC过渡拳王威廉-塞佩达（32-0，27KO）、美国新秀雷蒙德-穆拉塔拉（22-0，17KO）、2021年奥运会冠军安迪-克鲁兹（5-0，2KO），现在这个级别也是拳坛最热闹的级别。文章源自武享吧-https://hula8.net/quanji/75024.html

在之前的副主赛中，22岁的波多黎各超次中量级新秀赞德-扎亚斯（21-0，13KO）9回合TKO了德国人斯拉瓦-斯波莫（20-1，11KO），赢得了一场重要胜利。扎亚斯前8个回合占据了明显优势，技术上胜过对手一筹，重拳更清晰有效。文章源自武享吧-https://hula8.net/quanji/75024.html

安德森大胜科利亚斯，赢得2025年开门红

在今天上午结束的一场重量级比赛中，美国“大宝贝”加雷德-安德森（18-1，15KO）在纽约麦迪逊花园广场10回合点数大胜希腊重量级拳手马里奥斯-科利亚斯（12-4-1，10KO），赢得了2025年第一战。文章源自武享吧-https://hula8.net/quanji/75024.html

加雷德-安德森去年8月曾被刚果重量级拳手马丁-巴科勒（21-1，16KO）5回合KO，遭遇了职业生涯第一负，对他打击很大，这次特意选择了排名不高德科利亚斯恢复下自信，也换了新的主教练。文章源自武享吧-https://hula8.net/quanji/75024.html

第1回合安德森打的有些拘谨，科利亚斯抗打能力不错，挨到了安德森最重的重拳也没有被重创。之后，安德森开始致力于磨点，把对手控制在了中远距离，发挥了技术、速度优势，刺拳打的很犀利，得点上遥遥领先。最终两人打满12回合，安德森以99-91、99-91、98-92的比分大胜。文章源自武享吧-https://hula8.net/quanji/75024.html

击败对手，25岁的加雷德-安德森职业战绩上升为18胜1负，15场比赛KO对手，现在BOXREC-重量级综合排名第18。安德森身高1米93，臂展1米99，此前还一度打进了《拳坛》杂志重量级排名的前10。

Results

Post release

NEW YORK CITY (Feb. 14, 2025) — Norfolk’s native son is now a lightweight king.

Keyshawn Davis (13-0, 9 KOs) claimed the WBO lightweight world title in just his 14th professional fight, knocking out fellow Olympic silver medalist Denys Berinchyk (19-1, 9 KOs) with a left hook to the body in the fourth round Friday evening at The Theater at Madison Square Garden.

Days after an ugly fight-week controversy between the two, Davis refused to let his emotions get the best of him. He stayed composed, picked Berinchyk apart, and closed the show.

The 25-year-old had to navigate Berinchyk’s constant feinting and in-and-out movement early, but by the third round, he had found his rhythm, timing him with right hands on the way in and dropping him with a left to the body.

Seizing on the success of his midsection attack, Davis doubled down in the fourth. As Berinchyk stepped in, Davis countered with a right and left downstairs, the latter folding him to the canvas.

Berinchyk tried to get up, but referee Harvey Dock waved it off at 1:45.

Davis said, "It was an amazing feeling. Right before I knocked him out, I was hearing the crowd saying, ‘Norfolk! Norfolk! Norfolk!’ I was like, ‘I’ve got to knock him out now! Boom!’”

“I never really had problems with awkward fighters. The only thing that was giving me trouble was how he kept jumping in and out. And he was a little faster than I expected. As the rounds went on, I got more comfortable in there, and in the fourth round, I did it to him.”

“My son was here. I had to show up for my son, Keyshawn Jr. He was in the crowd watching me. It means a lot to me now. When he looks back at this day, he’s going to be proud of his father.”

“I want anybody who has the balls to step in the ring and fight me. There are two 135-pound champions that I would love to fight. If they have the guts to step in the ring with ‘The Businessman,’ tell them to send me a contract, or I can send them one.”

X Marks The Sport

Puerto Rican star Xander Zayas lived up to his WBO No. 1 junior middleweight ranking, stopping tough-as-nails German contender Slawa Spomer (20-1, 11 KOs) in the ninth round of a pitched co-feature.

Zayas (21-0, 13 KOs) invested in the body early and often, and it eventually paid dividends. He spent most of the fight chipping away and building a comfortable lead before seizing his moment.

Expecting a hook upstairs, Spomer left his body open, and Zayas buried a left to the liver. Spomer never recovered as Zayas pounced, pouring it on until referee Charlie Fitch had seen enough.Zayas retained his pair of regional straps at 2:01 of the ninth round.

Zayas said, "I knew from the first round that he would wear down little by little. In the third or fourth, I hurt him, and he got me with a good shot. But I went to my corner, and they told me to keep fighting intelligently because we had 10 rounds to wear him down. And by the eighth and ninth, they told me, let’s step it up with the combinations, and we started to land with more power to get the finish."

"On paper, he was my toughest opponent to date, and I stopped him. I have passed every test that has been put in front of me, and I feel I'm ready to fight for a world title right now. I want that next."

Mielnicki and Coyle Battle to a Majority Draw

New Jersey-born middleweight Vito Mielnicki Jr. (20-1-1, 12 KOs) and world-ranked Irishman Connor “The Kid” Coyle (21-0-1, 9 KOs) fought to a 10-round majority draw.

Mielnicki pressed the action early, backing Coyle up with stiff jabs and hard right hands, but Coyle came alive in the third, trading in the center of the ring. A right uppercut from Mielnicki opened a cut over Coyle’s left eye in the fourth, but Coyle responded with a sharp right hand of his own.

The back-and-forth continued, with Mielnicki landing the bigger single shots while Coyle succeeded with combination work. Mielnicki surged late, staggering Coyle in the ninth and tenth, though Coyle answered with sharp counters to edge enough rounds to escape with a draw.

One judge scored it 96-94 for Mielnicki, which was overruled by two scores of 95-95.

Junior Bantamweight: Juanmita Lopez De Jesus (1-0, 1 KO) made a statement in his debut in the paid ranks, starching Bryan Santiago (1-2-1) with a left uppercut that stiffened him in the middle of the canvas at :59 of the opening stanza. Lopez is the son of former two-division world champion Juan Manuel "JuanMa" Lopez.

Lightweight: Abdullah Mason (17-0, 15 KOs) made the leap from prospect to contender, battering Manuel Jaimes (16-3-1, 11 KOs) en route to a fourth-round TKO. The 20-year-old phenom was too fast, snapping Jaimes’ head back with a stiff jab before unloading power shots he never saw coming. Mason dropped him four times before referee David Fields stopped it at 1:55.

“I said the same thing {about no longer being called a prospect}. We say the same thing. We want the belts, world championship," Mason said. “I gotta keep doing what I’m doing and making these guys look the way I’ve been doing since I turned pro.”

Welterweight: Dominican Olympian Rohan Polanco (15-0, 10 KOs) made quick work of Jean Carlos Torres (22-2, 17 KOs), securing a second-round TKO. Polanco dropped Torres with a left hook to the side of the head in the opening round. In the second, a flurry of unanswered punches prompted referee Eddie Claudio to stop the contest at 1:48.

Welterweight: Keon Davis (2-0, 1 KO), Keyshawn's younger brother, notched his first stoppage victory as a pro by halting Ira Johnson (3-3, 2 KOs) in the second round. Davis dropped Johnson with a right hand to the body before finishing him off with a flurry. Time of stoppage: 1:38.

Heavyweight: Jared Anderson (18-1, 15 KOs) rebounded from his first career loss with a 10-round unanimous decision over Marios Kollias (12-4-1, 10 KOs). Scores: 99-91 2x and 98-92.

Middleweight: Juan Carlos Guerra (6-1-1, 2 KOs) upset Nico Ali Walsh (11-2, 5 KOs) via six-round split decision. Scores: 58-56 Guerra 2x and 58-56 Ali Walsh.

by mmavk.com