Pictured: Tyson Fury


During the two-day period of Friday, September 13 and Saturday, September 14, eleven boxers ranked by the participating members of TTR as being among the best currently fighting in their respective weight classes were in action. Nine, Masayuki Ito, Andrew Selby, Devin Haney, Firat Arslan, Carlos Takam, Tyson Fury, Emanuel Navarrete, Carlos Cuadras, and Jaime Munguia, won while two, Jose Pedraza and Felix Valera, lost.

Friday, September 13, 2019-

Tokyo, Japan-

Lightweight Bout-
Masayuki Ito (TTR #7, Transnational #7, The Ring #7, WBO #10, WBC #12- all at 130; 26-2-1, 14 KOs)
TKO-6 1:08)
Ruben Manakane (25-19-1, 14 KOs)
- Ito weighed in at 134 1/2; Manakane at 131 1/2.

Dubai, United Arab Emirates-

Bantamweight Bout-
Andrew Selby (The Ring #6, WBC #6, TTR #13- all at 112; 12-1, 7 KOs)
TKO-1 1:38
Phupha Por Nobnom (birth name: Worawatchai Boonjan; 14-23-2, 13 KOs)
- Both fighters weighed in at 118.

New York, New York, USA-

Vacant WBC Interim World Lightweight Title-
Devin Haney (WBC #1, The Ring #3, WBO #5, IBF #8, TTR #9, Transnational #9; 23-0, 15 KOs)
TKO-4 3:00
Zaur Abdullaev (WBC #2, WBO #15; 11-1, 7 KOs)

Saturday, September 14, 2019-

Friedrichshain, Berlin, Germany-

Non-title Cruiserweight Bout-
Global Boxing Union World champion Firat Arslan (WBO #3, WBA #5, IBF #6, TTR #15; 47-8-3, 32 KOs)
KO-3
Sami Enbom (18-4, 10 KOs)

Catskill, New York, USA-

Heavyweight Bout-
Carlos Takam (WBO #13, TTR #15, WBC #16; 37-5-1, 28 KOs)
Unan. Dec. 10
Craig Lewis (14-4-1, 1 NC, 8 KOs)
- The scores were 96-94, 99-91, and 99-91.

Las Vegas, Nevada, USA-

Heavyweight Bout-
Tyson Fury (The Ring #1, TTR #2, Transnational #2, WBC #2, WBO #2, IBF #6; 29-0-1, 20 KOs)
Unan. Dec. 12
Otto Wallin (WBA #4, IBF #12, WBC #28; 20-1, 1 NC, 13 KOs)
- Fury's WBO Inter-Continental title was not on the line.
- Fury overcame bad cuts above and below his right eye to win by the scores of 118-110, 117-111, and 116-112.
- As a result of winning the bout, Fury was presented with a WBC Mayan belt.

WBO World Junior Featherweight Title-
Champion Emanuel Navarrete (TTR #2, Transnational #2, The Ring #3; 29-1, 25 KOs)
TKO-4 0:26
Juan Miguel Elorde (WBO #2; 28-2, 15 KOs)

Vacant WBC USNBC Super Lightweight Title-
Jose Zepeda (WBC #9; 31-2, 2 NCs, 25 KOs)
Unan. Dec. 10
Jose Pedraza (The Ring #2, TTR #4, WBO #4, Transnational #5- all at 135; 26-3, 13 KOs)
- Pedraza's WBO Latino lightweight title was not on the line.
- Zepeda won by three 97-93 scores.

Bantamweight Bout-
Carlos Cuadras (WBC #2, WBO #4, The Ring #8, TTR #13; 39-3-1, 27 KOs)
Maj. Dec. 10
Jose Maria Cardenas (17-5, 14 KOs)
- Cuadras weighed in at 115 1/2; Cardenas at 115 1/4.
- The scores were 95-95, 96-94, and 96-94.

Non-title Light Heavyweight Bout-
Vyacheslav Shabranskyy (WBC #32; 21-2, 17 KOs)
DQ-8 2:01
WBA FEDELATIN/WBC LATINO champion Felix Valera (WBA #2, IBF #12, WBC #14, TTR #15; 18-3, 15 KOs)
- Valera was disqualified for repeated low blows. He had been penalized twice, once in round 5 and once in round 7, before finally being DQed.

Carson, California, USA-

WBO World Junior Middleweight Title-
Champion Jaime Munguia (The Ring #4, TTR #7, Transnational #7; 34-0, 27 KOs)
KO-4 2:18
Patrick Allotey (WBO #13; 40-4, 30 KOs)
- Besides successfully defending the WBO title, Munguia won a WBC Mayan belt.