Dusty Hernandez-Harrison Returns To The Ring In His Hometown Of Washington, DC.!

Welterweight contender Dusty Hernandez-Harrison will return to the ring to take on James Winchester in the 10-round main event on Saturday, December 1st at The Entertainment and Sports Arena located at 1100 Oak Drive, SE, Washington, DC.

Harrison, 24 of Washington, D.C. has an undefeated record of (30-0-1,15 KO's) turned
professional at the age of 17. Harrison has racked up wins against Josh Torres (12-2-1), former world title challenger Michael Clark (44-11-1) & Tommy Rainone (22-5-1).
In his last bout, Harrison took a ten-round unanimous decision over Thomas LaManna (21-1) to capture the USBA Welterweight title on September 15, 2016 in Philadelphia.

Winchester of Reidsville, North Carolina has a record of (20-13, 8 KO's), and he's a 15 year professional who has a win over John Butler (23-3) and has taken on fighters such as Matt Korobov, Glen Tapia, Luis Arias, Terrell Gausha and his last bout when he went the distance with top-prospect Jaron Ennis on March 31, 2017 in Philadelphia.

More fighters from the Beltway Boxing area will be on this card such as welterweight Kareem Martin (10-2, 3 KO's), who will take part in the eight-round co-feature.  Also appearing in an eight-round bout will be light heavyweight Alexander Johnson (16-4-1, 7 KO's).

In six-round bouts will be cruiserweight Sam Crossed (7-0, 5 KO's) and heavyweight George Harris (1-0, 1 KO). 

Fighting in four-round bouts:

junior welterweight Antonio Magruder (5-0, 4 KO's)
junior featherweight Jordan White (5-1, 4 KO's)
junior welterweight Tyrek Irby (5-0, 2 KO's) 
super middleweight Genc Pllana (2-0, 1 KO)  middleweight Tyrell Boyd making his pro debut 

The card is promoted by Tricky Entertainment & DC Fightnight.

Tricky Entertainment has been promoting music, entertainment and lifestyle events in D.C. for the past ten years, and is run by Erwin Pendergrast.

DCFightNight is run by Sean Magruder, and this will be his second boxing show in Washington, DC.

Matchmaker: Chris Middendorf

Ticket Prices begin at $45 and can be purchased at Ticketmaster.com 

Results From The CYNATION SPORTS Card In Fort Washington, Maryland!

(Photos by Daniel Cork)

In the main event of the CYNATION SPORTS card at Rosecroft Raceway in Fort Washington, MD  "The Sexy Albanian" Genc Pllana of Hagerstown, MD won by majority decision over Jason Bell of District Heights, MD in their six-round super middleweight bout. 

In this bout Pllana had his guard down, but made it effective enough to land a good jab on Bell throughout the rounds. Bell landed some good shots on Pllana when Pllana backed straight up and was off balance. It was in the second-round where Pllana turned up his scoring by landing some clean left and right hands on Bell as the round came to a close. Bell would battle back in the middle rounds as he pressured Pllana moving him against the ropes to land some good shots. It was in the final round where Pllana put together some good combinations to get judges Vic DeWysocki and Steve Rados to score the bout his way at 59-55. The third judge John Gradowski saw the bout as a draw at 57-57. Pllana is now (2-0, 1 KO) while Bell loses for the first time and he is now (3-1, 1 KO).

In another super middleweight bout, twin brother Bustin Bell, also from District Heights, MD scored a second-round TKO over DeAndre West of Danville, VA. Bell came out from the start of the bout throwing some hard body shots that backed up West throughout the contest. Bell continued landing head and body shots as referee Vic DeWysocki told West to show him that he could defend himself as the round closed. As the second-round started it was much of the same from Bell. Bell backed West up against the ropes with a combination of shots causing DeWysocki to stop the contest at 1:19. Bell remains perfect at (4-0, 3 KO's) while West's record drops to (0-2).

In a six-round welterweight contest Shynggyskhan Tazhibay of Washington, DC by way of Karaganda, Kazakhstan won by unanimous decision over Juan De La Cruz Rodriguez of Haymarket, VA. Tazhibay did a good job of avoiding Rodriquez's jab and countering with his own hard right hand shots. In the middle rounds Tazhibay didn't use his jab as much allowing Rodriquez to score a few shots of his own. Tazhibay was the more busier fighter and all the judges,  (John Gradowski,  Steve Rados and Brent Bovell) saw the bout 59-55.  Tazhibay remains undefeated at (8-0, 2 KO's) while Rodriguez is now (8-12-1, KO's).

Lightweight Jahmal Dyer of Baltimore, MD spent a short time in the ring as he got a first-round TKO over "Joltin" Jesse Carradine, Jr. of Decatur, GA. Both fighters started the round out using their jabs to establish distance. Dyer's jab was more effective as he used it to set up a perfect right hand that landed on the chin of Carradine sending to the canvas. Carradine looked a little stunned by the punch, and made a effort to get up. As he tried to stand up he fell back to the canvas. He finally made it to his feet, but referee Kenny Chevalier clearly saw Carradine suffered a right ankle injury and put a stop to the bout at 1:48. Dyer raises his record to (7-1, 5 KO's). Carradine's record drops to (8-6-2, 4 KO's).

In a four-round jr. middleweight contest Jonathan Burrs of Frederick, MD won by unanimous decision over Bryant "The Punisher" Costello of Liberty, NY by way of Puerto Rico. Burrs was able to land some good punches on the inside of Costello in every round. Costello had his moments as he saw the opportunity to land some counter shots during some even exchanges as Burr guard was open. All three judges scored the bout 39-37 for Burrs. He improves his record to (1-1) as Bryant Costello starts his career off at (0-1).

In the opening bout George Harris of Washington, DC via Alexandria, VA defeated Damion Reed of Danville, VA by TKO. Harris was the more active fighter by landing some hard body shots that he followed with a right hand to the head of Reed to send him down for a eight count in round one. In the opening of the second round Harris continued to land more body shots, but this time he landed a solid left hook to send Reed down for the final time at 39 seconds of round two.

George Harris  starts his professional career off at (1-0, 1 KO) as Damion Reed falls to (3-19-1, 1 KO).