Comments Thread For: Quick Results: ESPN2 Friday Night Fights

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By Jake Donovan - Undefeated super middleweight Maxim Vlasov opened up the telecast a third round knockout over Jerson Ravelo in the ESPN2 Friday Night Fights televised opener at the Northern Quest Casino in Airway Heights, Washington.

The official time was 1:12 of the third round.

It was perhaps the most impressive win of Vlasov’s young career, icing Ravelo with a right hand midway through the third round to put the Dominican away for the full ten count. To his credit, Ravelo – a member of the 2000 Dominican Olympic boxing squad - tried his hardest to stand upright as the referee reached ten, but was in no condition to continue even if he beat the count.

Vlasov is now 18-0 (9KO) with the win, his third of 2010. Ravelo, who took the fight on short notice, falls to 20-5 (12KO). All five of his losses have come by stoppage, and it might be time to start thinking about a new line of work for the 32-year old.

Cliff Rold's full TV report to come at the conclusion of the telecast. [Click Here To Read More]

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Jonte Willis (7-0, 3KO) remains unbeaten but hardly impressed in unanimous decision win over late sub Leo Bercier (8-13-1, 4KO). Scores were 40-36 across the board for their four-round heavyweight swing bout.

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By Jake Donovan - Sherzod Husanov enjoyed a successful stateside debut with a majority decision over Jhon Berrio in their 10-round main event at the Northern Quest Casino in Airway Heights, Washington. Scores were 95-95 even, 98-92 and 96-94 for Husanov.

Jonte Willis (7-0, 3KO) remains unbeaten but hardly impressed in unanimous decision win over late sub Leo Bercier (8-13-1, 4KO). Scores were 40-36 across the board for their four-round heavyweight swing bout.

Undefeated super middleweight Maxim Vlasov opened up the telecast a third round knockout over Jerson Ravelo in the ESPN2 Friday Night Fights televised opener at the Northern Quest Casino in Airway Heights, Washington.

The official time was 1:12 of the third round.

It was perhaps the most impressive win of Vlasov’s young career, icing Ravelo with a right hand midway through the third round to put the Dominican away for the full ten count. To his credit, Ravelo – a member of the 2000 Dominican Olympic boxing squad - tried his hardest to stand upright as the referee reached ten, but was in no condition to continue even if he beat the count.

Vlasov is now 18-0 (9KO) with the win, his third of 2010. Ravelo, who took the fight on short notice, falls to 20-5 (12KO). All five of his losses have come by stoppage, and it might be time to start thinking about a new line of work for the 32-year old.

Cliff Rold's full TV report to come at the conclusion of the telecast.