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Diane Lee Fisher's Dee Lee Promotions returned with a seven-bout
show Saturday night at the Chase Fieldhouse in Wilmington, DE. In
the main event, Maryland-based German southpaw Dante Cox scored a
second-round TKO over Brooklyn southpaw Raekwon Butler in their
scheduled eight-round lightweight bout. Referee Eric Dali stopped
the fight at 2:58 of round two. The win improved Cox' record to 9-2,
6 KOs. Butler fell to 5-3, 3 KOs.
CAMARA KAYOS VEGA
Montreal lightweight Jessica Camara made short work of Josefina Vega
of Ecuador in the scheduled six-round semi-final. Camara quickly
knocked down Vega and referee Eric Dali stopped the fight after just
40 seconds. Camara (10-3, 2 KOs) won her second straight bout by
knockout. Vega fell to 9-5, 4 KOs.
OWUSU WINS MINOR BELT
Eslih Owusu, Worcester, MA, defeated DeWayne Williams by six-round
unanimous decision. All three judges, Eric Irizary, Tony Lundy and
Paul Wallace favored Owusu. The victory earned Owusu (8-1, 4 KOs)
the vacant American Boxing Federation Mid-American middleweight
belt. Williams slipped to 3-5-1, 3 KOs.
GERULA WINS DECISION
Winnipeg middleweight Olivia Gerula (19-19-3, 3 KOs) scored a
four-round unanimous decision over Logan Holler (9-2-1, 3 KOs),
Columbia, SC. Judges Eric Irizary, Tony Lundy and Paul Wallace all
scored the fight for Gerula.
HOLDEN DEFEATS VET
Wilmington's Jalique Holden won his second straight fight (2-0, 1
KO) with a four-round unanimous decision over Charles Clark of
Dallas (3-13-1, 1 KO & 1 No Contest). The referee was Eric Dali and
the judges were Irizarry, Lundy and Wallace.
GONZALEZ WIN IN 40 SECONDS
Middleweight Carlos Gonzalez scored his second straight knockout
(2-0, 2 KOs) with a first round stoppage of Antonio Lucaine of Mount
Vernon, NY. Gonzalez dropped Lucaine along the ropes and referee
Eric Dali halted the fight without a count after 40 seconds.
GREEN SPOILS DEBUT
Philly southpaw Tariq Green scored a four-round unanimous decision
over debuting Yohanes Rezene of Lanham, MD. Judges Irizarry, Lundy
and Wallace all saw Green as the winner. The win raised Green's
record to 2-1, while Rezene fell to 0-1. The referee was Eric Dali.
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