By James Stillerman
Chase “Mr. Belt to Ass” Demoor beat Kevin “Big Gulp” Nagle via a fifth-round technical knockout and obtained the vacant WBC USA Silver heavyweight title in the main event.
Referee Marcel Varela waived off the bout at 45 seconds because Nagle was not in a position to continue fighting, as he was unsteady on his feet after being dropped for the second time in the fight. Demoor knocked Nagle down with a right hook to the side of the head. He also dropped Nagle down towards the end of the fourth round from a right hook to the head. Demoor controlled the first three rounds with his jab.
Demoor upped his record to 7-2-1, 7 KOs. He has won three in a row and is unbeaten in his last eight bouts. Nagle, who previously held the WBC USA Silver heavyweight title, fell to 11-1, 8 KOs.
Classic Entertainment and Sports (CES) and Granite Chin Promotions co-promoted “Boston Harbor Fight Night 2” at the Encore Boston Harbor Resort in Everett, Massachusetts. The main event and the nine undercard bouts were televised live on BXNG TV in front of a sold-out crowd of more than 2,000 fight fans.
Jonathan de Pina defeated Anthony “El Toro Rojo” Mora en route to a six-round unanimous decision (60-53, 60-53, 60-53), as he won every round on all three judges’ scorecards in the co-feature. De Pina improved to 16-2, 7 KOs. He has won four in a row and 12 of his last 13 bouts. Mora dropped to 7-10-1, 4 KOs. De Pina landed and threw more punches than Mora in their welterweight bout. He also connected on more power shots. De Pina came close to dropping Mora in the fifth and sixth rounds as he landed several hard combinations.
Chantal “Champ” Sumrall scored a stunning upset over Jennifer Perella with a fourth-round technical knockout. Referee Varela stopped the female bantamweight bout at one minute and 42 seconds as Perella was not in any shape to continue fighting. Sumrall connected on a perfectly timed right hook to the head that Perella walked into. Perella desperately tried to get up, but she was on unsteady legs and turned her back to referee Varela as he was counting, and stumbled to her corner. Sumrall upped her record to 3-4-2, 1 KO. She is unbeaten in three of her last four bouts. Perella, who was winning on two of the three judges’ scorecards at the time of the stoppage, fell to 5-2, 1 KO. Her five bout winning streak ended.
Leonardo “The Hand” Ladeira beat Felipe Soares de Silva via second-round knockout. Referee Ricky Gonzalez waived off the light heavyweight bout at two minutes and 29 seconds as Soares was unable to beat his ten-second count. Ladeira dropped Soares twice from right hooks to the body. Ladeira upped his record to 9-11-1, 8 KOs. He has won three in a row and is unbeaten in six of his last seven fights. Soares de Silva dropped to 1-6.
Barrett Hanlon, who was making his professional debut (1-0, 1 KO), obtained a first-round technical knockout over Ratavious “Playboy” Thrasher. Referee Varela stopped the light heavyweight fight at one minute and 15 seconds as Thrasher was in no shape to continue fighting after being dropped for the third time in the round. Hanlon, a 2-time Central New England Golden Gloves champion, knocked Thrasher down with a right hook to the body, left hook to the head, and a right hook to the head. Thrasher fell to 0-7.
Jaydell “The Pazmanian Devil” Pazmino dominated Alfred “Spazz Out” Raymond en route to a six-round unanimous decision (60-54, 60-54, and 59-55), as he won every round except one on the judges’ three scorecards. Pazmino, the 2020 New England Golden Gloves champion, controlled the junior middleweight bout, as he landed pretty much whatever punch he threw. Pazmino came close to dropping Raymond in the second round from a combination of jabs and hooks to the head. Pazmino kept his undefeated record intact (10-0, 8 KOs). Raymond dropped to 6-17-4, 3 KOs.
Melanie “The Pitbull” Costa stopped Brittany “BB The Beast” Dukes in the fourth round. Referee Varela ended the one-sided female bantamweight bout as Dukes was taking a great deal of punishment from Costa. Costa, who is a 5-time National amateur champion, improved to 4-1, 2 KOs. She has won four of her last five bouts. Dukes fell to 3-10-2, 2 KOs. Costa threw and landed more punches than Dukes, especially the jab to the body and head. Costa also connected on the harder punches. She was close to knocking Dukes down in the third as she buckled Dukes’ knees several times. The ringside doctor took a long look at Dukes before the fourth round began, but allowed the bout to continue.
Mohammad “Lighting” Alyazouri (1-0, 1 KO) made quick work of Charles “Laure” De Sousa (0-1) with a first-round technical knockout. Referee Gonzalez waived off the cruiserweight bout at 35 seconds as Sousa was unable to continue fighting after being dropped for the second time. Alyazouri knocked Sousa down twice via left hooks to the head.
“Dangerous” Jefferson Christopher Almeida scored a first-round knockout over Pablo Costa. Referee Varela stopped the cruiserweight bout at 2 minutes and 31 seconds after Costa could not beat his ten-second count. Almeida dropped Costa twice from a series of combinations to the body and a left hook to the head. Almeida upped his record to 2-1, 1 KO. Costa (0-1) was making his professional debut.
Anthony “The Gentle Giant” Andreozzi defeated Ryan Clark via a six-round majority decision (58-56, 58-56, and 57-57). Andreozzi, the former Massachusetts middleweight champion, improved to 8-6-1, 3 KOs. He also beat Clark by split decision in 2024. Andreozzi is scheduled to fight against undefeated Bobby Laing on September 12th. Clark dropped to 5-9-1, 2 KOs. Andreozzi outworked and outlanded Clark throughout this action-packed, competitive super middleweight bout. He also connected on the harder punches, which left a large cut over Ryan’s left eye that bled from the fourth round on.
