2025年5月11日Top Rank顶级推广拳击赛 – 战卡[全程视频] Emanuel Navarrete vs Charly Suarez | Top Rank Boxing

纳瓦雷特击败苏亚雷斯卫冕WBO世界拳王

在刚刚结束的一场次轻量级拳王争霸战中，现WBO次轻量级拳王/三个级别的世界冠军墨西哥人伊曼尼尔-纳瓦雷特（40-2-1，32KO），7回合技术性点数击败了菲律宾不败拳手查理-苏亚雷斯（18-1，10KO），卫冕WBO-130磅的世界拳王。文章源自武享吧-https://hula8.net/quanji/75462.html

比赛是在美国圣地亚哥巴甘加体育场举行的，这也是今天ESPN直播的主赛。赛前赔率是1-3，纳瓦雷特略被看好。第1回合，纳瓦雷特打的不错，一度打的对手苏亚雷斯有些踉跄。此后苏亚雷斯逐渐进入了状态，比赛打的比较激烈。第6回合，纳瓦雷特左眼角开了一道口子，血流不止影响了比赛，从慢镜头回放看是一次撞击。在第7回合结束后，纳瓦雷特因为眼角伤势过大，裁判终止了比赛。文章源自武享吧-https://hula8.net/quanji/75462.html

由于眼角伤口是撞开的，不是拳头打开的，因此裁判按照前7个回合的点数比分评定胜负，纳瓦雷特以78-75、77-76、77-76的比分领先，因此判他技术性点数取胜。文章源自武享吧-https://hula8.net/quanji/75462.html

击败对手，30岁的伊曼尼尔-纳瓦雷特职业战绩上升为40胜2负1平，32场比赛KO对手。纳瓦雷特此前还夺得过超最轻量级和与羽量级世界拳王，两次击败了奥斯卡-瓦尔德兹，实力不俗。去年他曾到135磅试水，结果点数输给了乌克兰人丹尼斯-波林切科。文章源自武享吧-https://hula8.net/quanji/75462.html

穆拉塔拉大胜阿卜杜拉耶夫夺得IBF过渡拳王

在5月11日中午结束的一场轻量级比赛中，美国新秀雷蒙德-穆拉塔拉（23-0，17KO）不负众望，12回合点数几乎完胜俄罗斯人绍尔-阿卜杜拉耶夫（20-2，12KO），夺得了空缺的IBF轻量级过渡拳王金腰带。文章源自武享吧-https://hula8.net/quanji/75462.html

比赛是在美国圣地亚哥巴甘加体育场举行的，这也是今天纳瓦雷特Vs苏亚雷斯主赛前的副主赛。穆拉塔拉实力明显胜过阿卜杜拉耶夫一截，全场出拳和有效击中数都高于对手很多，打的更积极，重拳击中更准，点数全面领先。最终两人战满12回合，三位裁判以119-109、119-109、118-110的比分一致把胜利给了雷蒙德-穆拉塔拉。文章源自武享吧-https://hula8.net/quanji/75462.html

击败对手，28岁的穆拉塔拉职业战绩上升为23战全胜，17场比赛KO对手，现在BOXREC-135磅综合排名第3，仅次于格沃塔-戴维斯（30-0-1，28KO）、沙克-史蒂文森（23-0，11KO）。

穆拉塔拉身高1米73，臂展1米83，由于IBF轻量级正式拳王瓦西里-洛马琴科（18-3，12KO）可能会退役，穆拉塔拉大概率会被直接提为IBF-135磅的正式拳王。

现在135磅群星云集，除了格沃塔-戴维斯、沙克-史蒂文森、穆拉塔拉外，还有WBO世界拳王基肖恩-戴维斯（13-0，9KO）、WBC过渡拳王威廉-塞佩达（33-0，27KO）、拉蒙特-罗奇（25-1-2，10KO）、美国新秀阿卜杜拉-马森（18-0，16KO）、英国新秀山姆-诺克斯（17-0，15KO）、古巴新秀加迪尔-赫雷拉（17-0，15KO）实力都很高强，竞争很激烈。

Mexican three-division king Emanuel “Vaquero” Navarrete will defend his WBO junior lightweight world championship against undefeated Filipino contender Charly Suarez on Saturday, May 10, at Pechanga Arena San Diego.

In the co-feature for the vacant interim IBF lightweight world title, SoCal native Raymond Muratalla will fight Russia’s Zaur Abdullaev. 

“San Diego is an incredible fight town, and we are thrilled to return with Emanuel Navarrete, who will go down as one of the great Mexican champions of his era,” said Top Rank Chairman Bob Arum. “Charly Suarez is a determined, unbeaten contender who will have everyone in the Philippines cheering him on. Raymond Muratalla is an elite lightweight but has a tall task against Abdullaev, who has been on a tremendous run for several years.”  

Navarrete (39-2-1, 32 KOs) returns to the site of perhaps his greatest professional disappointment. Last May at Pechanga Arena, he moved up five pounds to battle Denys Berinchyk for the vacant WBO lightweight world title. Berinchyk upset Navarrete by split decision, spoiling his dream of becoming a four-weight world champion. In his return to 130 pounds last December, Navarrete was in vintage form, stopping Oscar Valdez in a rematch over six one-sided rounded rounds in Phoenix, Arizona. Navarrete enters his 16th world title bout, a staggering run that began in December 2018 with his upset of Isaac Dogboe for the WBO junior featherweight crown.

Navarrete said, “I'm at a new stage of my career, and I’m fired up for another defense of my world title. This fight motivates me. Suarez is undefeated and dangerous. He’s ranked No. 1 in the world for a reason. He’s exactly the kind of challenge that fuels me. I owe the fans in San Diego a win, and on May 10, I’ll settle that debt with a dominant victory.”

Suarez (18-0, 10 KOs) had several hundred fights as an amateur, representing his homeland at the 2016 Olympics and several World Championships. A six-year pro, he won a pair of regional titles in March 2023 when he scored a come-from-behind 12th-round stoppage over Paul Fleming on hostile turf in Sydney, Australia. The Fleming triumph paved the way for a deal with Top Rank, and Suarez has won three straight fights in America. He knocked out Jorge Castañeda in three rounds last September, which came five months removed from a hard-fought eight-round decision over Louie Coria. The Philippines has two reigning world champions — 105-pound standouts Melvin Jerusalem and Pedro Taduran — and Suarez looks to become lucky number three.

Suarez said, “I am thankful to Top Rank for this opportunity.  When I enter the ring on May 10, I will show the world I have what it takes. I won’t waste this opportunity. Navarrete is a monster in the ring, but I know I am better.”

Muratalla (22-0, 17 KOs), from Fontana, California, returns to his home state for the first time in over two years. On that March 2023 evening in Fresno, he rose from a first-round knockdown to knock out Humberto Galindo in nine. Since that brief hiccup, Muratalla has steadily climbed the ranks, including knocking out the big-punching Jeremia Nakathila in two and outlasting former world champion Tevin Farmer over 10 rounds en route to a unanimous decision. Last November, he iced Jesus Perez in two rounds to earn this shot at the interim world title.

“I’ve been working toward this my whole life. Every fighter dreams of becoming a world champion, and on May 10, I take a big step toward making that a reality,” Muratalla said. “Zaur Abdullaev is a good fighter. He’s beaten tough opponents, including former world champions, but I’m done waiting. I’m highly ranked and have put in the work. It’s my time now. When I take that interim title, the Raymond Muratalla era begins."

Abdullaev (20-1, 12 KOs) hasn't lost in more than five years, having won nine straight fights since falling via fourth-round TKO to Devin Haney in September 2019. His string of victories includes a 12th-round stoppage of three-weight world champion Jorge Linares, a convincing 12-round decision over one-time WBC lightweight world champion Dejan Zlatičanin, a third-round stoppage of then-unbeaten contender Roman Andreev, and a 10-round decision over Venezuelan former junior lightweight world champion Roger Gutierrez. Last October, Abdullaev battered Argentina’s Juan Javier Carrasco en route to a 12th-round TKO.

“I’m coming to America ready to take this belt,” Abdullaev said. “Muratalla is a top contender, but I have the skills and experience needed to emerge victorious.”

The ESPN+-streamed undercard includes some local flavor as welterweight contender Giovani Santillan (33-1, 18 KOs) looks to maintain his momentum against Angel Beltran (18-2-1, 11 KOs) in a 10-rounder. After losing his “0” via TKO last May at Pechanga Arena, “El Gallo De Oro” returned to winning ways in December with a first-round stoppage of Fredrick Lawson. Beltran, from Mexicali, Mexico, is coming off a third-round KO of Jose Quintero Velarde earlier this month.