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06/11/2006 Archived Entry: "Results: The Lucky Eagle Casino, Saturday June 10, 2006"
Results: The Lucky Eagle Casino, Saturday June 10, 2006
(PRESS RELEASE)
Heavyweight, Scheduled 10 Rounds
Chad Van Sickle: Grove City, OH (23-3-3) (12 K0) 212 lbs vs. Chauncy Welliver: Spokane, WA (29-4-4)(12KO) 245 lbs.
Chauncy Welliver and Brad Van Sickle fought to a majority 10 round draw. Welliver was the aggressor, however he slapped at Van Sickle more then he punished him. Van Sickle landed some powerful combinations, but the blows did little more then bring a smile to Welliver’s face. In the end Welliver’s titanium chin and lively style allowed him to steal a draw from a more powerful and polished opponent.
Lightweight, Scheduled 6 Rounds
Eloy Perez: Rochester, WA (6-0) (1 KO) 135lbs vs. Caesar Olmedo: Salt Lake City, UT (5-5) (3K0) 135 lbs
Eloy Perez defeated Caesar Olmedo in a 6 round unanimous decision. Perez was lightening fast. He methodically wore down his brave and stubborn adversary. Olmedo made things interesting landing some mighty combinations, however Perez picked him apart in the last two rounds with unrelenting vigor. The judges scored the bout 60-53, 60-53, 60-53 in favor of Perez.
Heavyweight, Scheduled 6 rounds
Channing Demontiney: Great Falls, MT (1-2) (1 K0) 242 lbs vs. Vili Bloomfield: Everett, WA (4-0)(3KO) 222 lbs.
Vili Bloomfield defeated Channing Demontiney by KO in 3:09 of the first round. Bloomfield waited to the last second of the first round to knockout Demontiney. Bloomfield calmly waited for the right moment and destroyed his challenger with a vicious right hook rendering Demontiney unconscious.
Light heavyweight, Scheduled 4 Rounds
Brad McPeake: Vancouver, BC (1-10-2) (1 K0) 175 lbs vs. Wayne Tyler: Everett, WA (3-5) 176 lbs.
Wayne Tyler defeated Brad McPeake by TKO in: 45 seconds of the 2nd round. Tyler was 4 inches taller then McPeake and twice the boxer. The fight was called when Tyler backed McPeake into the ropes and unleashed an infinite borage of punches to McPeake’s head. McPeake was beaten to the point were he could not lift his hands to defend himself. The referee jumped between the fighters to stop the fight.
Light heavyweight, Scheduled 4 Rounds
Mathew Halvorsen: Billings, MT (2-0) (2 K0) 169 lbs vs. Ray Perales : Nampa, ID (1-2) 170 lbs.
Mathew Halvorsen defeated Ray Perales by TKO in 2:02 of the 2nd round. Halvorsen blasted Perales knocking him through the ropes and half way out of the ring. Perales was slow to get up. The doctor was called to examine him. The doctor ruled Perales unable to continue.
Note: All records include tonight's action.
