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State of Nevada STATE OF NEVADA BOXING SHOW RESULTS DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY DATE: MARCH 1st, 2003 LOCATION: THOMAS & MACK CENTER, LAS VEGAS ATHLETIC COMMISSION Referees: Kenny Bayless, Robert Byrd, Joe Cortez, Vic Drakulich, Toby Gibson, Jay Nady, Tony Weeks Telephone (702) 486-2575 Fax (702) 486-2577 Judges: Adalaide Byrd, Duane Ford, Chuck Giampa, Bill Graham, Dick Houck, Robert Hoyle, Al Lefkowitz COMMISSION MEMBERS: Judges: Dave Moretti, C. J. Ross, Jerry Roth, Dalby Shirley, Paul Smith, Glenn Trowbridge, Chairman: Dr. Luther Mack Visiting Judges: Raul Caiz, Stanley Christodoulou, Armando Garcia, Glen Hamada, Al Muñoz, Gonzalo Riveras Dr. Tony Alamo Timekeepers: Jane Broadfoot & Jim Cavin Skip Avansino John R. Bailey Ringside Doctors: Margaret Goodman, James Game, Jeff Davidson, David Watson Dr. Flip Homansky Ring Announcer: Jimmy Lennon, Jr. & Jake Gutierrez Promoter: Don King Productions, Square Ring, Banner Promotions, M & M Sports EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: Marc Ratner Matchmaker: Bobby Goodman Contestants Results Federal ID Rds Date of Birth Weight Remarks Number JOHN RUIZ Jones won by unanimous decision. NV002415 01/04/72 226 Suspend Ruiz until nose is x-rayed & Las Vegas, NV RUIZ - JONES cleared by Dr. to rule out fracture or no contest until 09/01/2003 ----- vs ----- 111-117; 112-116; 110-118 12 ROY LEVESTA JONES, JR. **Jones wins WBA Heavyweight Title Ford - Roth - Christodoulou FL020903 01/16/69 193 Referee: Jay Nady Pensacola, FL FRES W. OQUENDO Oquendo won by KO 2:12 of the 10th PR047843 04/01/73 224 Suspend Harris until 05/01/03 San Juan, PR round. No contact until 04/16/03 & must have CT scan of the brain or no contact until ----- vs ----- 12 WILBUR MAURICE HARRIS 09/01/2003 **Oquendo retains IBF Heavyweight NJ047294 01/21/76 229 Referee: Joe Cortez East Orange, NJ Elimination Bout JEAN-MARC GILBERT MORMECK Mormeck won by TKO 0:32 of the 8th NV040574 06/03/72 187.5 Suspend Gurov until cleared by an Bois, France round. Ophthalmologist or no contest until 09/01/2003 ----- vs ----- 12 ALEXANDER GUROV **Mormeck retains WBA Cruiserweight NV013044 04/07/71 188.5 Referee: Kenny Bayless Kiev, Ukraine Title RONALD LAMONT WRIGHT Wright won by unanimous decision. FL029087 11/26/71 153.5 **Wright retains IBF Junior Middleweight St. Petersburg, FL WRIGHT - CANDELO Title. ----- vs ----- 118-110; 117-111; 117-111 12 JUAN CARLOS CANDELO Smith - Muñoz - Hamada CO039997 01/10/74 153 Referee: Robert Byrd Denver, CO SANTIAGO RYCE SAMANIEGO Garcia won by TKO 1:46 of the 3rd round. FL006244 01/25/74 154 Suspend Samaniego until 04/01/03 Davie, FL No contact until 03/23/03 ----- vs ----- **Garcia wins WBA Super Welterweight 12 ALEJANDRO GARCIA HERNANDEZ Title MAC057978 07/18/79 153.5 Referee: Tony Weeks Tijuana, BC, MX Contestants Results Federal ID Rds Date of Birth Weight Remarks Number GABE BROWN Williams won by unanimous decision. FL047613 03/06/72 335 Suspend Williams until right hand fracture Pensacola, FL BROWN - WILLIAMS is cleared by Dr or no contest until09/01/03 ----- vs ----- 91-99; 94-96; 93-97 10 SHERMAN ALEXANDER WILLIAMS Byrd - Lefkowitz - Ross FL048410 01/09/72 238 North Miami Beach, FL Referee: Vic Drakulich LAMON TAJUAN BREWSTER Brewster won by TKO at the end of the 3rd CA046038 06/05/73 234 Suspend Lenart until 04/16/03 Marina Del Rey, CA round. (Referee stops contest on Dr’s No contact until 04/01/03 advice) ----- vs ----- 10 JOSEPH JOHN LENART OH049278 11/25/70 309 Referee: Toby Gibson Garfield Heights, OH DAVID IZONRITEI Cole won by unanimous decision. FL037339 04/29/68 225 Suspend Cole until right hand & right foot Pensacola, FL IZONRITEI - COLE are x-rayed to rule out fracture & cleared by Dr. or no contest until 09/01/2003 ----- vs ----- 73-79; 73-79; 75-77 8 ALFRED RUDOLPH COLE Byrd - Houck - Lefkowitz NY021087 04/21/65 224 Referee: Vic Drakulich Glen Ridge, NJ EZRA NATHAN SELLERS Sellers won by TKO 0:53 of the 2nd round. FL021955 09/02/68 196 Suspend Robinson until 04/01/03 Pensacola, FL No contact until 03/23/03 ----- vs ----- 8 JASON L. ROBINSON IL042216 02/27/75 194 Referee: Toby Gibson Oakpark, IL VONDA KAYE WARD Ward won by split decision. OH056822 03/16/73 179 Northfield, OH WARD - SALAZAR ----- vs ----- 37-39; 39-37; 39-37 4 MARTHA ELENA SALAZAR Byrd - Houck - Ross CA050822 02/02/70 230 Referee: Vic Drakulich Millbrae, CA PAGE TWO RESULTS OF 03/01/2003 .
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