Cruiserweight Darren ‘The Gorilla’ Till (2-0, 1 KOs) defeated Darren ‘The Dentist’ Stewart (0-1) by an eight-round unanimous decision in the main event on Friday night at the Vaillant Live, Derby, Derbyshire, UK.
(Credit: Misfits Boxing)
In the first round, it was all Till. In the second round, Till drove Stewart around the ring for the most part. In the third round, it was Stewart having his way. Did Till punch himself out?
In the fourth round, when it looked like Till got his second wind in the first minute, Stewart took over, drawing blood from the nose, and later in the final minute, cut Till’s right eyebrow.
In the fifth round, Stewart managed to get the best of it in a brawl. In the sixth round, Stewart had Till against the ropes the entire round, landing punches between the gloves held high by Till. Till got in some return punches but was outlanded.
In the seventh round, it went back and forth with Till against the ropes, getting his counter punches in when he wasn’t getting hit by Stewart. In the eighth and final round, Till’s cut on the eyebrow was reopened.
The fans went wild with his one. Stewart got the best of it until the last few seconds when Stewart was halfway through the ropes, and when he came off the ropes, Till landed a left on the chin, dropping Stewart for an 8-count from Referee Benny Decroos. Stewart ended with much swelling under his left eye.
The scores were 77-74, 77-74, and 77-73.
Super bantamweight Dylan ‘The Real Deal’ Price (19-1, 13 KOs) was stopped by Ckari Cani Mansilla (18-4, 13 KOs) at 2:42 of the eighth round of a scheduled 10 rounds.
In the first three rounds, Price had an edge, switching from orthodox to southpaw and back, taking all three rounds. Mansilla held his own, though, behind after four rounds.
In the sixth round, in the first minute, Mansilla suddenly started running around the ring before coming to a halt. Price continued getting the better of Mansilla until the final minute, when Mansilla landed several rights.
Price landed good body shots in the seventh round, especially with the left hook. Price has won all seven rounds up to this point.
In the eighth round, though, Price landed more, and Mansilla got in some body shots of his own. In the final minute, right after a jab from Mansilla on Price’s chin, Price went down on his back. He struggled to get up and seemed to barely beat the count, obviously hurt, as referee Ian John Lewis waved it off.
Light heavyweight Idris ‘The Bodybreaker’ Virgo (12-1-1, 2 KOs) was stopped by southpaw Ty ‘Hyper’ Mitchell (4-2, 3 KOs) at 2:58 of the third round of a scheduled eight rounds.
In the first round, Mitchell outworked Virgo. Mitchell landed half a dozen punches in the third round, driving Virgo into a corner, when Referee Joerg Milke called a halt.
Middleweight Amir ‘Cashman’ Anderson (3-0, 3 KOs) knocked out Ernesto ‘Macho’ Olvera (13-9-1, 3 KOs) at 1:30 of the third round of a scheduled six rounds.
Anderson had Olvera defenseless in the third round when Referee Daniel Ziemba called a halt.
Light Heavyweight Jordan Banjo (1-0, 1 KO) scored a fourth-round knockout of Will Anderson (0-1) at 2:30.
In the third round, Anderson seemed exhausted but still came forward. In the fourth round, in the final minute, Banjo had Anderson out on his feet when Joerg Milke called a halt.
Lightweight Joey Knight (3-1, 2 KOs) defeated Andrew Howson (0-1) by a five-round unanimous decision. The scores were 48-47, 49-46, and 48-47.
Bayasgalan Sandag was the referee.
Lightweight Fox ‘Fox the G’ Townley (2-0) defeated Walid ‘Sharks Muhsein (0-1) by a four-round unanimous decision.
Both had moments in the second round, with Fox the G having an edge. In the third round, Fox the G landed ten unanswered punches midway. Sharks finished well.
In the fourth and final round, Fox the G landed punches that pulled the Sharks into a clinch throughout. Sharks fought back well in the final minute, with Fox the G landing the final punches.
The scores were 40-38, 38-37, and 38-37.
Heavyweight Tobi Ayieola (0-1) ended in NC-ND, Curtis Pritchard (0-0) in a five-round bout.
Daniel Ziemba was the referee.
Heavyweight Chase Demoor (3-2, 1 KO) knocked out Tanner ‘Tank’ Tolman (0-1) at 1:50 of the third round of a scheduled five-round bout.
In the first round, Tolman kept coming forward while Demoor countered him well, taking the round. Ten seconds into the second round, Tolman landed a right to the chin, dropping Demoor for an 8-count. In the final seconds, Demoor came off the ropes, landing a right on the chin, dropping Tolman for an 8-count.
In the third round, Demoor landed a right on the chin, and down went Tolman. Trying to get to his feet, the fight was waved off. Sven Grafe was the referee.
Heavyweight Godson Umeh (0-2) lost a four-round points decision to Frankie ‘Tempo Arts’ Freelove (4-0, 2 KOs).
Referee Daniel Ziemba scored it 40-36.
Heavyweight Mohammed Azar Nazir (1-0) defeated Mohammed Kuba (0-1) by a five-round unanimous decision.
The scores were 49-46, 49-46, and 48-47. Lahcen Oumghar was the referee.
Last Updated on 05/16/2025
