Tonight’s Live Results: Plant Vs. Resendiz And Charlo Vs. LaManna

Armando Resendiz (16-2, 11 kos) Pulled off a big upset, DEFEATING WBA INTERIM Super Middleweight Calent Champion (23-3, 14 KOS) by a 12-round Split Decision on Saturday Night at the Michelob Ultra Arena in Las Vegas. The Scores Were 115-112 for Plant, 116-112, and 116-112 for Resendiz.

“I FELT I Did Enough to Pull It Off,” Said Plant. “We’ll group and be back.”

Jermall Charlo (34-0, 23 kos) Shook off the ring-rust of Two Years of Inactivity, Stopping Thomas Lamanna (39-6-1, 18 Kos) by a Sixth-Round Tko in His Return at Super Middleweight in the Co-Feature Spot. The Ringside Doctor Advised That the Fight Be Halted at the Start of Round Six. The Time of the Stoppage was one second into the sixth.

The Form Two-Division World Jermall Dropped Lamanna Three Times in the Fight, Knocking Him Down in Rounds 3, 4, and 5. Charlo was Hurting Lamanna Seemingly With Every Right Hand Hand He Threw from the Third Round.

“I’m Back,” Said Charlo. “They know what it is. I want my lick back.

Yoenli Hernandez (8-0, 7 kos) Put on an impressive performance, Defeating Veteran Kyrone Davis (19-4-1, 6 Kos) by a One-Sided 10-Round Unanimous Decision in Middleweight Action. The Scores Were 100-89, 100-89, and 100-89. The Cuban Hernandez Dropped Davis With a Power Jab in Round Two After Hitting Him with a Four-Punch Combination.

In the Fifth, Yoenli, 27, Had Davis Close to Being Stopped. Hernandez let his foot off the accelerator after that round and allowed davis to have his moments in rounds six, seven, and eight. Henanvidez Went for the Knockout in the Tenth, Pouring It On With Combinations, But Davis Showed Toughness in Taking the Punishing Shots.

The Unbeaten Hernandez Appears to Be A Future World Champion at 160. He’s Ranked #4 WBC and #6 WBO. He Already looks good enough to capture a world title.

Junior Middleweight Prospect Isaac Lucero (17-0, 13 kos) Destroyed Omar Valenzuela (23-1, 20 Kos), Knocking Him Out in the second round in the first fight of the Televised Portion of Tonight’s Card. Lucero, 26, Dropped Valenzuela With A Sweeping Right Hand To The Head. He then followed up with a barrage of punches, promiting the referee to halt the contest. The Time of the Stopping was at 2:57 of Round 2.