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State of Nevada STATE OF NEVADA BOXING SHOW RESULTS DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY DATE: October 12, 2013 LOCATION: Thomas & Mack Center, Las Vegas ATHLETIC COMMISSION Referees: Kenny Bayless, Robert Byrd, Vic Drakulich, Russell Mora, Tony Weeks Telephone (702) 486-2575 Fax (702) 486-2577 Judges: Bob Bennett, Adalaide Byrd, Tim Cheatham, Lisa Giampa, Dick Houck, Robert Hoyle COMMISSION MEMBERS: Judges: Patricia Morse Jarman, Al Lefkowitz, Dave Moretti, Ricardo Ocasio, Jerry Roth, Chairman: Bill Brady Judges: Glenn Trowbridge Visiting Judges: Glenn Feldman & Ed Kugler Francisco V. Aguilar Skip Avansino Timekeepers: Jim Cavin & Steve Esposito T. J. Day Ringside Doctors: Al Capanna, Vicki Mazzorana, Jay Coates & Damon Zavala Pat Lundvall Ring Announcer: Michael Buffer, Lupe Contreras Promoter: Top Rank, Inc. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: Keith Kizer Matchmaker: Brad Goodman Contestants Results Federal ID Rds Date of Birt Weight Remarks Number TIMOTHY RAY BRADLEY, JR. Bradley won by split decision. CA070468 12 08/29/83 146 Indio, CA Bradley – Marquez ----- vs. ----- 113-115; 115-113; 116-112 JUAN MANUEL MARQUEZ MENDEZ Feldman, Hoyle, Jarman NV019523 08/23/73 144.5 Mexico City, DF, Mexico **Bradley retains WBO Welterweight Title Referee: Robert Byrd ORLANDO CRUZ TORRES Salido won by TKO 1:05 of the 7th round. PR060132 12 07/01/81 125 Suspend Cruz until 12/12/13 San Juan, PR No contact until 11/27/13 ----- vs. ----- ORLANDO SALIDO **Salido wins vacant WBO Featherweight Title KY042388 11/16/80 126 Referee: Kenny Bayless Phoenix, AZ JOSE LUIS RAMIREZ GARCIA Lomachenko won by TKO 2:59 of the 4th round. NV047361 10 03/06/87 125.5 Suspend Ramirez until 11/12/13 Oxnard, CA No contact until 11/03/13 ----- vs. ----- Lomachenko must have left hand x-rayed, if positive then must be cleared by Dr or no contest until VASYL ANATOLIYOVICH LOMACHENKO **Lomanchenko wins WBO International CA045491 02/17/88 125 04/12/14 Marina Del Ray, CA Featherweight Title Referee: Russell Mora ANTHONY CHARLES SMITH Monaghan won by TKO 2:39 of the 3rd round. PA077935 10 04/20/85 175 Suspend Smith until 11/12/13 Kenneth Square, PA No contact until 11/03/13 ----- vs. ----- **Monaghan retains WBC CA Light Heavyweight SEAN JOSEPH MONAGHAN Title NY130522 08/21/81 175 Referee: Tony Weeks Long Beach, NY GIOVANNI RAFAEL CARO Doliguez won by TKO 2:53 of the 6th round. NV024002 6 11/14/82 124.5 Suspend Caro until 12/12/13 Mexico City, DF, Mexico No contact until 11/27/13- nasal laceration ----- vs. ----- Suspend Doliguez until 11/03/13 No contact until 10/27/13 – left eyebrow laceration ROGELIO CLARO DOLIGUEZ NV042266 04/23/91 125 Los Angeles, CA Referee: Vic Drakulich Contestants Results Federal ID Rds Date of Birt Weight Remarks Number ALBERT HILARY HERRERA Zewski won by TKO end of the 5th round – Herrera’s CA077755 8 09/11/81 147 Herrera must have broken nose cleared by an ENT Riverside, CA corner stops the bout. Dr. or no contest until 01/10/14; minimum suspension no contest until 12/12/13, no contact until 12/12/13 ----- vs. ----- MIKAEL ZEWSKI NV078995 02/13/89 147 Becancour, Quebec, Canada Referee: Russell Mora KENNY JAVIER ABRIL Solomon won by unanimous decision. NY067947 8 08/05/84 147 Solomon must have right hand x-rayed if positive the Rochester, NY Abril – Solomon must be cleared by Dr or no contest until 04/12/14 an must have a glaucoma check by an ophthalmologist ----- vs. ----- 73-79; 72-80; 73-79 BRAD ELLIOT SOLOMON by 01/31/14. Moretti, Ocasio, Bennett GA075541 05/29/83 147 Douglasville, GA Referee: Tony Weeks ERIC BERCHELL WATKINS Mc Cumby won by unanimous decision. WV079564 6 08/23/86 175 Suspend Watkins until 11/12/13 Morgantown, WV Watkins – Mc Cumby No contact until 11/03/13 – too many head shots and a loose tooth ----- vs. ----- 53-59; 53-58; 53-59 TREVOR D. Mc CUMBY Byrd, Moretti, Lefkowitz CA077258 09/22/92 174.5 Phoenix, AZ Referee: Vic Drakulich PAGE (2) RESULTS OF OCTOBER 12, 2013 THOMAS & MACK CENTER .
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