O’Shaquie Foster vs. Raymond Ford Live Results And Updates

O’Shaquie Foster retained his WBC super featherweight title with a 12-round majority decision over Raymond Ford, earning scores of 114-114, 118-110, and 116-112.

Foster and Ford traded momentum throughout a competitive fight, with Ford finding success with counters and body shots while Foster answered with cleaner combinations, right hands, and strong work in the middle rounds. The bout went the distance without knockdowns, and Foster closed strongly to secure the decision before calling for bigger fights after the final bell.

Charlie Sheehy remained unbeaten with a ninth-round knockout victory over Nike Theran in their lightweight bout. Sheehy (13-0, 8 KOs) controlled the fight from the outset, using a steady jab, accurate right hands, and consistent body work to keep Theran (20-3, 14 KOs) on the defensive. Referee Raul Caiz Jr halted the fight at 1:51 of round nine.

The pressure gradually wore Theran down as body shots lowered his guard and created openings for cleaner power punches. Sheehy scored a knockdown in the ninth round and quickly followed with a finishing attack that forced the referee to stop the contest.

Junior middleweight prospect Omari Jones dominated Diego Osuna Zuniga, winning a wide eight-round unanimous decision. The scores 80-71, 80-71, and 80-71.

Jones dropped Zuniga with a left hook in the opening round and spent the rest of the fight controlling the action with his speed, accuracy, and sharp combinations. Zuniga showed durability and had a few moments of success with counterpunches, but he was consistently outworked and outclassed by the 2024 Olympic bronze medalist.

Javon Woodard Jr. scored an impressive eighth-round stoppage of veteran Miguel Flores in a featherweight fight that opened the main card. The bout featured plenty of back-and-forth action, with Flores landing solid body shots and having moments of success, but Woodard’s power consistently changed the momentum.

Woodard (16-2, 14 KOs) dropped Flores (29-6-1, 13 KOs) multiple times during the fight, including twice in the eighth round, before the referee stepped in to stop the contest. The victory earned Woodard, 30, a Matchroom promotional contract after one of the most entertaining fights of the night.

Zaquin Moses remained unbeaten with a six-round unanimous decision victory over Travis Crawford in their super featherweight bout. The 21-year-old southpaw controlled the action with his speed, accuracy, and movement, hurting Crawford (7-7, 2 KOs) in the second round and consistently landing the cleaner punches. The scores were 60-54, 60-54 and 60-54.

Crawford showed toughness and continued pressing forward, but Moses (7-0, 3 KOs) dictated most of the exchanges and was never seriously threatened. Although he eased off the pace somewhat in the later rounds, Moses cruised to a wide decision and afterward called for an eight-round fight in his next outing.

Julian Montalvo (7-0, 5 KOs) continued his unbeaten start as a professional with a fourth-round stoppage of Maximus Moya in their scheduled six-round super featherweight bout. The 18-year-old Las Vegas prospect controlled the fight from the opening bell, using steady pressure, sharp combinations, and effective body work to wear Moya (3-4, 2 KOs) down. Moya showed determination but was unable to slow Montalvo’s attack as the favorite gradually took over the contest.

Frank Espinoza remained unbeaten with a 4th-round stoppage victory over Bryce Blackwell in their scheduled six-round middleweight bout. The 20-year-old prospect Espinoza (4-0, 4 KOs)  controlled the fight from the outset, applying steady pressure and landing the heavier punches while forcing Blackwell (4-3, 1 KOs) onto the defensive.

Jahyden Franklin Britton stayed unbeaten with a fourth-round stoppage of Najee West in their scheduled six-round super middleweight bout. Britton gradually took control with the heavier punches and consistent pressure, forcing West to work hard throughout the fight. West showed toughness and had moments of success, but Britton’s power eventually proved too much. A sustained flurry in the fourth round left West hurt and prompted the referee to stop the contest.

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