Denzel “Double Impact” Whitley showcased his skills in a stunning performance, securing a second-round technical knockout over Joe Wilson Jr. The bout came to an end at thirty-one seconds in the second round as Wilson struggled to get up from a vicious left hook to the body delivered by Whitley. This victory improved Whitley’s record to an impressive 14-0, with 8 knockouts. Despite Wilson being a late replacement and falling to 3-7, Whitley’s dominant display was a clear indicator of his talent and potential in the world of boxing.
In the co-main event, Steve “The Savage” Sumpter and Antonio Louis “Tony the Beast” Hernandez battled to a thrilling eight-round majority draw. Sumpter, the unbeaten IBA Americas super middleweight titleholder, controlled the early rounds with his jab and solid defense. However, Hernandez, despite his underwhelming record, turned the tide in the middle rounds with his relentless pressure and work rate. Sumpter, realizing the fight was slipping away, displayed a sense of urgency in the later rounds, landing significant power shots and combinations. Ultimately, the judges’ scorecards reflected a competitive matchup between the two skilled fighters.
Carlos “El Gallo” Gonzalez continued his impressive run with a first-round technical knockout over Aldimar Silva. Knocking Silva down with a powerful left-right hook to the head, Gonzalez secured his fifth first-round knockout and maintained his undefeated record of 11-0, with 10 knockouts. Silva, a former Brazilian super bantamweight titleholder, faced a tough challenge against the relentless Gonzalez and fell to 22-26, with 14 knockouts.
Quinton Sumpter delivered a dominant performance against Zackary “The Shark” Calmus, winning every round on all three judges’ scorecards in a four-round unanimous decision victory. Following a controversial loss in his previous outing, Sumpter showcased his skills and determination, upping his record to 7-2, with 4 knockouts. Despite Calmus’ efforts in his first fight in four years, Sumpter’s control over the bout was evident, culminating in a decisive victory.
WBA Fedecentro super featherweight champion William “The Silent Assassin” Foster III made quick work of Lucas “El Pibe” Mignoni with a first-round knockout. Using a powerful right hook to the body, Foster secured the victory at just one minute and six seconds into the fight. Foster, ranked fourteenth by the WBA, improved his record to 17-1, with 11 knockouts, while Mignoni fell to 14-7, with 4 knockouts.
Jonathan de Pina displayed his skill and power in a second-round technical knockout victory over Michael “Titan” Taylor. Landing a series of unanswered punches on Taylor, de Pina forced the referee to stop the bout at two minutes and thirty-nine seconds in the second round. This victory pushed de Pina’s record to an impressive 13-2, with 6 knockouts. Despite Taylor’s efforts, he struggled to match de Pina’s intensity and precision in the ring.
Jetter Burgos emerged victorious with a six-round unanimous decision over Lenwood “Mr. Composure” Dozier, winning every round convincingly on the judges’ scorecards. Burgos showcased his work rate and power, outworking and outlanding Dozier throughout the bout. With this victory, Burgos improved his record to 8-1, with 6 knockouts, extending his winning streak to seven consecutive wins. On the other hand, Dozier fell to 10-36-3, with 5 knockouts, unable to match Burgos’ pace and skill inside the ring.
Granite Chin Promotions delivered an electrifying night of boxing, featuring talented fighters and captivating matchups. The fighters displayed their determination, skill, and resilience, making it a memorable event for all boxing enthusiasts. With impressive victories and competitive matchups, the event showcased the future stars of boxing and left fans eagerly anticipating the next installment of thrilling fights.