Quigley vs Serrano Bout Ends In No Contest!

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In the 10-round main-event for the vacant USBA and WBC USNBC Welterweight titles between Gerome "GQ" Quigley of Montgomery Village, MD and Raymond "Tito" Serrano of Philadelphia, PA at the Garden Ice House in Laurel, MD ended with Quigley suffering an accidental headbutt near the end of round one. 

Quigley (18-0, 16 KO's) and Serrano (24-5,10 KO's) clashed heads during an exchange of punches that took place against the ropes. Referee Kenny Chevalier paused the bout so the ringside physicians could look at the cut to see how serious the injury was. At that time the physician made the call to stop the contest before the second round ended . It was because the bout didn't go past four rounds it was called a No Contest. 

Results From The Undercard Of Jeter And GQ Promotions Card In Laurel, MD!

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In the opening bout of the Jeter / GQ Promotions card at the Garden Ice House in Laurel, MD, Clinton, MD's Marlon Bolen defeated Christorpher Thorne of Pembroke Pine, FL by TKO at 2:50 of the third-round.


It was a one sided contest as Bolen sent Thorne to the canvas twice.  The first knockdown came when Bolen landed a left to the body. The second and final knockdown was from a right hand to the head of Thorne causing referee Dave Braslow to stop the bout.


Marlon Bolen starts his career at (1-0, 1 KO) while Thorne is 0-1.
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Elkridge, MD's Donte Cox made short work of his opponent TY'Shae Ferguson of Blairs, VA. Cox came out strong landing continuous power shots to the head and body of Ferguson. Cox backed Ferguson into the corner and put together a quick combination of punches that made referee Kenny Chevalier to stop the contest at 2:10 of the first-round.

Cox wins by TKO and improves his record to (2-0, 1 KO) while TY'Shae Ferguson is now 0-9.
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In a four-round bout Rashad Kilpatrick of Waldorf, MD defeated Lamont White of LaPlata, MD by unanimous decision. 

Kilpatrick took control of the contest by coming out early landing some power shots while White stayed defensive. In the second and third rounds White landed some shots of his own, but it wasn't enough to win any rounds. All three judges scored the bout the same, 40-36 all for Kilpatrick.

Rashad Kilpatrick moves to (2-0, 1 KO) and Lamont White is now (1-13, 1 KO).
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In scheduled six-round contest Glenarden, MD's Drayvontay Rawls dominated Matthew Murphy of Festus, Missouri by TKO victory.

The speed of Rawls was the deciding factor for the bout. Rawls landed solid combinations that showed damage on Murphy from the start of the contest. Referee Brent Bovell saw that Murphy was taking too much punishment and stopped the bout at 1:34 of round four.

Rawls improves to (10-1-1, 6 KO's) while (3-25-3, 2 KO's).
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In an exciting four-round middleweight bout Francisco Bustos of Rockville, MD pulled out a tough unanimous decision over Jauvan John of Newport News, VA.

The first-round was a back and forward battle where both fighters were landing hard shots from start to finish. Bustos got the upper hand in round two when he sent John to the canvas with a hard counter shot. The third and forth rounds were much of the same as round one. It was the knockdown that gave Bustos the edge. Two judges scored the bout 38-37 and the other had it 39-36 for Bustos.

Francisco Bustos improves to (7-0, 4 KO's) Jauvan John is now (2-6-1).
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In a six-round featherweight battle of undefeated fighters, Clinton, MD's Cobia Breedy won a unanimous decision over Drew Correll of Danville, VA. 

Breedy out boxed Correll in every round. Breedy was able to use his hand speed and footwork to land shots from different angles. Correll looked to be tiring out in the middle rounds and spit out his mouthpiece twice causing referee Dave Braslow to take a point away. Breedy continued his pressure to close out the sixth and final round. The judges scored the bout 60-54 twice and 60-53 all for Breedy.

Breedy remains undefeated at (12-0, 4 KO's) while Correll gets his first defeat and is now (9-1, 8 KO's).
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In the co-feature of the night it was cruiserweight 
Sam Crossed of Greenbelt, MD with a quick 23 second knockout over Joshua Jones of Augusta, Maine.
Sam Crossed landed a right hand bomb that sent Jones to the canvas face first, and referee Brent Bovell stopped the contest without delay.

Crossed improves to (7-0, 5 KO's) while Jones is now (2-1, 1 KO).

Weights From Laurel, Maryland!

Raymond Serrano 147 lbs vs Gerome Quigley 147 lbs

The main event will be a 10-round contest for the vacant USBA and WBC USNBC Welterweight championships between Gerome "GQ" Quigley of Montgomery Village, MD and Raymond "Tito" Serrano of Philadelphia, PA.

Tyshae Ferguson 123.6 vs Donte Cox 123 lbs

(Ferguson re-weigh Saturday)

Sam Crossed 196 lbs vs Josh Jones 195.6 lbs

Marlon Bolen 145 lbs vs Christopher Thorne 153 lbs 

Jauvan John 160.4 lbs vs Francisco Bustos 158.4 lbs 

Drew Cordell 124.4 lbs vs Cobia Breedy 125.8 lbs

Drayvontay Speed-Rawls 138.6 lbs vs Matt Murphy 141.2 lbs

Rashad Kilpatrick 145.8 lbs vs  Lamont White 144.8 lbs 

(Photos by Daniel Cork)

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