Live results from the Gervonta Davis vs. Lamont Roach fight card and undercard events at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y., on Saturday night.
The main event began around 11:30 p.m. ET, featuring Gervonta Davis (30-0 with 28 knockouts) defending his WBA lightweight title against Lamont Roach.
Two additional titles were also contested on the main card.
Main Card Results
- Gervonta Davis vs. Lamont Roach ruled majority draw
- Gary Antuanne Russell def. Jose Valenzuela via unanimous decision (119-109, 119-109, 120-108)
- Alberto Puello def. Sandor Martin via split decision (115-113, 113-115, 116-112)
- Yoenis Tellez def. Julian Williams via unanimous decision (118-110, 117-111, 119-109)
Prelims Results
- Johan Gonzalez def. Jarrett Hurd via split decision (96-94, 94-96, 98-92)
- David Whitmire def. Angel Munoz (60-54 x3)
- Deric Davis def. Jamal Johnson via TKO at 1:56 of Round 1
Alberto Puello vs. Sandor Martin Fight Highlights
Walkouts: Puello in black and gold, Martin in red and black.
Round 1: Both fighters started as southpaws. Martin controlled the center, using jabs. Puello focused on body shots. Martin pressured Puello, but neither landed significantly.
Round 2: Martin continued pressure. Puello gave ground, possibly baiting. Jab exchanges and body hooks from Martin. Puello then used his jab effectively. High activity, but no major damage.
Round 3: Puello reported vision issues. Both fighters traded power shots. Puello started dictating pace and landed a strong counter.
Round 4: Martin pressured and landed body shots. Puello countered. Both traded inside towards the round’s end.
Round 5: Martin continued body work and counter-punching. Puello struggled to attack at range. Martin slowed his offense slightly.
Round 6: Martin started aggressively with hooks. Puello countered with a strong right hook. Close-quarters fighting followed by jab exchanges.
Round 7: Martin attacked the body inside. Puello used his jab but couldn’t land power shots. Puello landed a right at the round’s end.
Round 8: Puello started strong with shots. Martin retaliated and worked the body inside. Martin outworked Puello inside.
Round 9: Intense close-range fighting. Martin landed more, both fighters exchanging heavy blows.
Round 10: Competitive round with both landing. Puello connected with an uppercut. Close-quarters combat continued.
Round 11: Clinch to start. Puello landed a strong body shot. Puello jabbed as Martin seemed to lose power.
Round 12: Final round with both fighters exchanging. Puello advanced and cornered Martin. Puello finished stronger, heading to judges.
Official Decision: Alberto Puello def. Sandor Martin via split decision (115-113, 113-115, 116-112).
Jose Valenzuela vs. Gary Antuanne Russell Fight Highlights
Walkouts: Valenzuela in white and green, Russell in gold and white.
Round 1: Russell pressured immediately, using fast jabs and high volume. Valenzuela defended and felt out Russell’s speed.
Round 2: Russell continued pressure, mixing combinations and body-head attacks. Valenzuela was outworked by Russell’s speed and activity.
Round 3: Russell maintained high output, doubling Valenzuela in punches thrown. Valenzuela struggled with Russell’s relentless attack.
Round 4: Valenzuela showed better defense and landed counters as Russell’s pace slowed slightly. Valenzuela had his best round.
Round 5: Russell regained momentum, landing combinations and trapping Valenzuela on ropes, overwhelming with volume.
Round 6: Russell continued high-volume punching. Valenzuela landed a shot that bloodied Russell’s nose but couldn’t change the fight’s dynamic.
Round 7: Valenzuela tried to open up offense, but Russell’s pressure and volume remained dominant, landing big shots against the ropes.
Round 8: Russell surpassed 500 punches, maintaining dominance. Valenzuela focused on defense, struggling to return offense. Russell landed heavy shots.
Round 9: Russell continued to outpunch Valenzuela significantly, punishing counters and busting up Valenzuela’s face.
Round 10: Russell increased power, seeking a stoppage. Valenzuela showed toughness but offered little offense. Russell drew Valenzuela in and landed effectively.
Round 11: Russell maintained dominance, landing a strong right hook that Valenzuela absorbed. Russell sought a finish, but Valenzuela remained standing.
Round 12: Valenzuela needed a miracle. Russell continued to dominate, unleashing heavy attacks. Valenzuela showed incredible resilience.
Official Decision: Gary Antuanne Russell def. Jose Valenzuela via unanimous decision (119-109, 119-109, 120-108)
