Pictured: Roman Andreev


During the two-day period of Friday, June 11 and Saturday, June 12, five bouts featuring fighters not currently ranked by TTR which may impact TTR's rankings took place. The winners of those bouts were Roman Andreev, David Papot, Alrejandro Luis Silva, Jeremias Nicolas Ponce, and Alen Babic.


Krasnogorsk, Russia-

Vacant WBA Gold Lightweight Title-
Roman Andreev (WBA #10, IBO #18, WBC #36; 25-0, 17 KOs)
Unan. Dec. 12
Freddy Fonseca (29-6-1, 1 ND, 20 KOs)
- Fonseca, a hard-punching 29-year-old Nicaraguan southpaw, decked Andreev in the opening round.
- The undefeated 35-year-old Russian recovered and went on to win by the scores of 116-110, 117-109, and 115-111.

Guerande, Loire-Atlantique, France-

Vacant International Boxing Association World Super Welterweight Title-
David Papot (WBO #6 at 160; IBO #71 at 154; 25-0-1, 4 KOs)
TKO-5
Evgeny Terentiev (17-4, 8 KOs)
- By stopping Terentiev, the reigning WBA Asia super welterweight champion, Papot, who formerly held the WBA Continental middleweight title and the French super welterweight title, scored his first win within the distance since October 2016.

Berazategui, Buenos Aires, Argentina-

FAB Argentine Super Welterweight Title/Super 8 Super Welterweight Tournament Final-
FAB Argentine champion Alejando Luis Silva (WBA #13, IBO #25, WBC #36; 16-0-1, 11 KOs)
Unan. Dec. 10
Diego Ramirez (23-5-1, 6 KOs)
- Silva's WBC FECONSUR (South American) title was not on the line.
- Silva won by the scores of 97-93, 96 1/2-94 1/2, and 98-92.

Saturday, June 12, 2021-

Newcastle, Tyne and Wear, England-

IBF Eliminator for the #1 Spot in the Junior Welterweight Ratings-
Jeremias Nicolas Ponce (IBF #5, WBC #23, IBO #23; 28-0, 18 KOs)
TKO-10 1:24
Lewis Ritson (WBA #2, IBF #6, WBO #11, WBC #12, IBO #13; 21-2, 12 KOs)
- Former IBO World champion Ponce floored Ritson three times in round 10.

Non-title Bridgerweight vs. Cruiserweight Bout-
Alen Babic (WBC #5 at 224; IBO #47 at HVY; 7-0, 7 KOs)
TKO-3 1:30
BBBofC Central Area cruiserweight champion Damian Chambers (IBO #93 at 200; 11-2, 7 KOs)
- Babic weighed in at 209; Chambers at 198 3/4.
- Referee Ron Kearney, who issued a count to Chambers in the first round, stopped the bout in the third after Chambers was sent reeling into the ropes by a Babic left.