WBC super lightweight silver medalist Dalton “Thunder” Dalton Smith scored two knockouts to defeat Waleed Uiza in the first round at Nottingham Arena in Nottinghamshire, England on Saturday night (Walid Ouizza) for the vacant EBU super lightweight title.

(Image credit: Mark Robinson Matchroom Boxing)

In the main event, Smith defeated Uiza 17-0 (13) at the end of the first round of the scheduled 12-round fight to win 19-3 (8).

In the final minute of the first round, Smith knocked Uiza to the jaw with a left fist and referee Jon Llona Fernandez counted eight. Uiza got to his feet and was met with a flurry of punches from Smith, who was knocked down again and referee Fernandez wisely waved off.

British, Commonwealth and IBF EBU welterweight champion Harry “Horrible” Scarff, 13-4 (3), was defeated by Kang at 1:23 of the eleventh round. Conah “Wolf” Walker, defeated 15-3-1(6). Booked for 12 rounds.

Scarfe switched to a southpaw a minute into the first round, mainly jab and round. At the end of the third round, Scarfe tapped Walker on the chin and received a warning from referee Michael Alexander.

In the fourth round, Walker suffered some swelling under his right eye. In the sixth round, Walker kept coming forward, and because he was stabbed repeatedly in the face, he was stuck on Scarfe’s body.

The final minute of the eighth round was the best of both sides, with Walker winning the first round. In the ninth and tenth rounds, Scarfe regained control of the situation.

In the 11th round, Walker suddenly hit Scarf on the chin with a right hook, injuring Scarf. Walker followed up with a right punch to end the fight, and referee Alexander counted to eight, knocking Scarfe down. After Walker got up, he landed on Scarfe, causing referee Alexander to stop the fight, causing a huge upset.

IBF and WBO World Super Lightweight Champion Ellie Scotney (10-0) unified, defeating IBO World Lightweight Champion Mea 20-1 (8) in a 10×2 bout.” The Night” Motu.

In the first round, Motu cut Scotney’s left eye as she kept coming forward. Scotney had his best results in the second and third rounds. Motu had his best result in the fourth round, taking the first round.

In the sixth round, Scotney took the lead on the chin in the final minute. In the seventh round, Motu regained the victory with a slight advantage.

Scotney outplayed Motu from the eighth to the 10th, although Motu was in strong form throughout.

Referee John Latham. The overall score is 99-91.

Super featherweight southpaw Ibrahim “Spider” Suleiman defeated Lucan Arce 7-0 (4) in eight rounds to win 18-18-2 (7).

In the third round, both fighters suffered nosebleeds. Arce kept pushing forward as the southpaw Suleiman countered with jabs. In the sixth round, Arce came out low and was hit in the chin by Suleiman’s uppercut.

In the final seconds of the seventh round, Suleiman landed a combination of punches that knocked Arce off balance. In the final 40 seconds of the eighth and final round, Suleiman took the lead on the chin, catching Arce’s attention.

Referee Kevin Parker. Score 80-72

Flyweight Hamza Uddin (4-0 (1)) defeated Misael Ezequiel Graffioli (5-4) by eight-round points decision.

Referee Peter McCormack voted 80 to 72.

Lightweight Traie Duberry, 5-0 (2), defeated southpaw Camilo ‘Canturion’ Castagno, 4-9 (1), judged based on 6 rounds of points. Referee Peter McCormack voted 59 to 53