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02/12/2006 Archived Entry: "FIGHT NIGHT 52, DAVIS DOMINATES GARCIA"
FIGHT NIGHT 52, DAVIS DOMINATES GARCIA
The Lucky Eagle Casino,
Rochester, WA.
Saturday February 11, 2006
(PRESS RELEASE)
Middleweight, Scheduled 10 Rounds
Horito Garcia: Sacramento, CA; (14-6-1) (9 K0) 155lb vs Reggie Davis: Portland, OR (15-3) (7 KO) 155lbReggie Davis defeated Horito Garcia in a 10 round unanimous decision. Reggie Davis is a boxing technician. He is slick, smooth, and unrelenting. Davis literally picked Garcia apart. Davis damaged Garcia’s body in the early rounds and worked his way up to Garcia’s face at the end of the fight. The fight was never in doubt, Davis won convincingly 98-92, 100-90, and 100-90.
Lightweight, Scheduled 6 Rounds
Jesus Santiago: Renton, WA (9-12-1) (1 KO) 134lb vs. Sean Plessis: Sparwood, BC (17-2) ( 4KO) 135lb.Sean Plessis defeated Jesus Santiago in a 6 round unanimous decision. Plessis exhibited tremendous hand speed, and cat-like reflexes. Frustration was apparent on Santiago’s face as the fight carried into the later rounds, as he could not mount a sustained attack on the more agile Plessis. Plessis ducked, jabbed, bobbed, weaved, and out hustled the more powerful Santiago for the victory. Judges scored the fight 58-56, 59-55, and 59-55 in favor of Plessis.
Light heavyweight, Scheduled 4 Rounds
Robert Marthaller: Vancouver, WA (4-1-1) (2 K0) 168lb vs. Paul Kravchenko Bellevue, WA (3-1)(3KO) 170 lbs…. Robert Marthaller defeated Paul Kravchenko in a 4 round unanimous decision. Marthaller exhibited boundless energy thoroughly destroying a sluggish Kravchenko. Marthaller’s liveliness and wild coiled hair reminded some spectators of the television character Cosmo Kramer from Seinfeld. In fact the likeness was so apparent the crowd chanted "Kramer, Kramer, Kramer" over and over again through out the fight. After forcefully defeating his opponent in the ring, Marthaller was later voted by the crowd as the favorite fighter of the night. Giddy Up!
Lightweight, Scheduled 4 Rounds
Eloy Perez: Rochester, WA (5-0) (1 KO) 132lbs vs. Caesar Olmedo: Salt Lake City, UT (5-3) (3K0) 132 lbsEloy Perez defeated Caesar Olmedo in a 4 round unanimous decision. Perez a local high school student and former armature Golden Gloves champion improved his undefeated professional boxing record defeating Olmedo, his most courageous competitor to date. The beginning of the fight was, however in the second round Perez abruptly hammered Olmedo with a lighting fast combination that sent Olmedo thunderously crashing to the canvas. Valiantly Olmedo finished the fight, only to loose the decision 38-37, 39-36, 39-36.
Heavyweight, Scheduled 4 Rounds
Shawn Kocab: Nampa, ID (1-1); 222 lbs vs. Vili Bloomfield: Everett, WA (1-0) (1 KO) 219 lbsVili Bloomfield defeated Shawn Kocab by TKO in 2:45 of the first round. Kocab’s physique was molded in granite, he was powerful and strong. Bloomfield’s physique was molded in silly putty, he looked soft and overmatched. So naturally, the chubby Bloomfield shocked the crowd when he forcibly pummeled the muscular Kocab. In the first minute of the fight, Bloomfield thumped and battered the hapless Kocab, breaking his nose and opening an enormous cut above his right eye. The cut was so wicked the referee stopped the fight and awarded Bloomfield the knockout.
Super Lightweight, Scheduled 4Rounds
Lester Valmores: Henderson NV (0-1) 139 lbs vs. Jason Davis: Vancouver, WA (2-0) 139 lbsJason Davis defeated Lester Valmores in a 4 round unanimous decision. Davis’s determination and aggressive punching style landed him a hard fought victory. The judges scored the fight 39-37, 40-36, and 40-36 in Davis’s favor.
Middleweight, Scheduled 4 Rounds
Jess Solway: Browning, MT (0-1) 152 lbs vs. Cedrick Armstrong: Portland, OR (1-0) (1 K0) 159 lbsCedrick Armstrong defeated Jess Solway by TKO in 2:42 of the first round. Armstrong flattened Solway three times in the first round. After the final knockdown, a disjointed Solway knelt in shame at Armstrong’s feet, as Armstrong flung his hands over his head in victory salute. Note: All records include tonight's action. Duncan Mac LeodDirector of MarketingLucky Eagle Casino12888 188th Av. SWRochester, WA 98579www.luckyeagle.com
