Chatman versus Gray
Results from Twin River Casino in Lincoln, RI
By Alex Pierpaoli
Khiary Gray, 154lbs, of
Anthony Marsella Jr., 139lbs, of Providence , R.I. stopped Bardraiel Smith, 132lbs, of Philadelphia , PA, with a right hand at :45 seconds of round number one. Marsella is now 2-0 (1) while Smith falls to 0-2.
Irvin Gonzalez, 126lbs, of Worcester , MA, overwhelmed Cido Hoff, 125lbs, of Providence , R.I., dropping him twice in the first, staggering him in the second and hammering away at him with rights and lefts until Ref. Joey Lupino saw enough and halted the bout at 1:59 of round number 2. Gonzalez, a speedy, hard punching youngster who switches from southpaw to orthodox improved to 4-0 (4) with the win. In defeat, Cido Hoff falls to 1-1-1.
Kendrick Ball Jr., 165lbs, of Worcester , MA, defeated Rafael Valencia, lbs, of Medford , Ore. by four round unanimous decision. Ball landed the smarter, flashier punches throughout the fight while Valencia looked to smother his efforts. In the fourth Ball looked close to scoring a knockdown when he bloodied the nose of Valencia and had him absorbing punishment. At the end of four the three ringside judges all saw the bout the same at 40-36 a piece. Ball improved to 4-0-1 (3) while Valencia dropped to 3-5-1 (2).
Cristobal Marrero, 144lbs, of New London , CT, made quick work of Bruno Dias, 146lbs, of Woburn , MA, stopping him at 2:32 of round number one after a vicious body assault. Marrero improves to 2-0 (2) with the win and Dias drops to 0-2.
Jose Rivera, 168lbs, of Hartford , CT got things done quickly with a first round stoppage of Ben Peak , 168lbs, of Shrewsbury , MA. Rivera caught Peak with a big right that put him flat on his back where he was counted out by referee Joey Lupino. The time was 2:34 of the first. Rivera improves to 2-0 (2) while Ben Peak makes his pro debut, now 0-1.
In the first bout of the night Jonathan Figueroa, 141lbs, of Hartford , CT won a lopsided unanimous decision over Isaiah Robinson, 147lbs, of Durham , N.C. Figueroa pushed the action throughout, working behind a busy stinging jab and a hard right hand. In the final half of round four he bloodied the nose of Robinson, slamming him with right hands in a neutral corner. When the decision is announced it's unanimous with all three judges seeing it 40-36 in favor of Figueroa who improved to 2-0 (1). Robinson's record dropped to 3-4 (2).
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