Results From Both Featured Bouts On The NoXcuse Promotions Card

In front of a full capacity crowd inside of the Rosecroft Raceway venue in Fort Washington, MD, NoXcuse Promotions put on their fourth professional boxing card.

The debuting Deric "Scooter" Davis decided to elevate his talent into the professional ranks at the later part of 2022, after having a successful amateur career. NoXcuse Promotions decided to make Davis the main event bout on tonight's card.

Here are the results:

Deric Davis of Washington, DC dominated the also debuting Kyungdeuk Kim of Seoul, South Korea by TKO at 2:47 in the first-round of their lightweight contest. Davis landed ever shot he wanted to land on Kim. Davis sent Kim backwards into the ropes causing it to be a knockdown by referee Bill Clancy. After the eight count Davis turned up the heat even more by landing head and body shots that caused the referee to take a closer look at Kim. Once referee Bill Clancy saw that Kim was taking too much punishment he saved Kim from being hurt. 

Davis starts his professional career off at 1-0, 1 KO) while Kim starts at (0-1). 

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The co-feature was a 6-round women's bantamweight contest, Rianna Rion of Upper Marlboro, MD won by unanimous decision over Brittany Simms of Salem, Oregon. Sims did a good job of using her jab. Rios made the adjustments she needed to stay ahead throughout each round. Rios had more power on her shots and closed each round strong. All three judges scored the contest same, 59-55 for Rios. 

Rios improves to (6-0, 1 KO) while Sims falls to (2-3, 2 KO's).

Undercard Results From The NoXcuse Promotions Card In Fort Washington, MD

The undercard for the NoXcuse Promotions card that took place Saturday night, February 4. 2023 at Rosecroft Raceway in Fort Washington, Maryland. The card consisted of five bouts before the co-featured bouts took place. 

Here are the results:

In a scheduled four-round bantamweight contest, Brient Rodriguez of Kensington, MD defeated Jonquez Benson Kalamazoo, Michigan by first-round TKO. Rodriguez waited for the moment to counter Benson's jab to land the perfect body and head shot to send him to the canvas. Referee David Braslow saw that Benson wasn't able to continue and waived the contest of at 2:06. 

Rodriguez improves to (4-0,2 KO's) while Benson starts his career off at (0-1).

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Fort Washington, MD's Stephuan Hoops starts his professional career off with a first-round TKO over Adolph Stephens of Little Rock, Arkansas. Hopps didn't waist any punches to get the results he wanted in this successful professional debut. He noticed that Stephens stopped using his jab and tried to throw punch with his left hand. Hoops timed it perfectly to land a hard right hand to send Stephens down for the count. Stephens made it to his feet but referee Bill Clancy saw he was unsteady so he waived the contest off at 58 seconds of round one. 

Hoops starts his career off at (1-0, 1 KO) while Stephens starts at (0-1).

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In his professional debut Silver Spring, MD's Joel Tchantchuing defeated Angel Vazquez  by first-round TKO in a scheduled 4-round light heavyweight bout. Vazquez didn't use his jab and Tchantchuing made him pay. Tchantchuing stated going to the body and head of Vazquez to force him to fight going backwards. Vazquez was up against the ropes and wasn't returning any punches to defend himself so referee Eric Irizarry jumped in to stop the contest at 1:11 of round one.

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Deonte' Washington, of Washington, DC suffers his first defeat to Devonte Jones of Topeka, Kansas by stunning first-round TKO in a scheduled 4-round super welterweight contest. Jones used his jab to set up some great right hands. Jones sent Washington to the canvas twice and wobbled him a few times. Once Jones had Washington against the ropes referee Bill Clancy started to take a closer look until he saw enough. Clancy waived the bout of at 2:14 of the first-round. 

Jones improves to (2-0, 2 KO's) while Washington falls to (2-1,1 KO).

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To close out undercard bout Rasheed Wright of Washington, DC loses to Andre Donovan of Uhrichsville, Ohio by 4-round unanimous decision in their super flyweight bout. Donovan dominated the entire bout by being the aggressor. Donovan was throwing shot from all angles. Wright had no answers and could put any punches together to stop Donovan. Judges David Braslow and Eric Irizarry saw the contest the same 40-36 while judge Paul Wallace scored it 39-37.

Wright is now (1-1, 1 KO) while Andre Donovan improves to (3-2, 2 KO's). 

Weights From Fort Washington, Maryland

Here are the weigh-in results in preparation for the NoXcuse Promotions professional boxing card that will take place Saturday night, February 4. 2023 at Rosecroft Raceway in Fort Washington, Maryland.

Main Event

6-Round Woman's Bantamweights

Rianna Rios 119.2 lbs. s.Brittany Sims 123.4 lbs.

 Co-Feature

4-Round Lightweights

Deric Davis 134.6 lbs. vs. Kyungdeuk Kim 132 lbs.

4-Round Super Flyweights

Rasheed Wright 122.4 lbs. vs. Andre Donovan 119 lbs.

4-Round Super Welterweights

Deonte Washington 152 lbs. vs. Devonta Jones 150.2 lbs.

4-Round Light Heavyweights

Joel Tchantchuing 173.8 lbs. vs. Angel Vazquez 173 lbs.

4-Round Light Heavyweights

Stephaun Hopps 173.8 lbs. vs. Adolphe Stephens 172.8 lbs.

4-Round Bantamweights

Brient Rodriguez 124 lbs. vs. Jonquez Benson 129.6 lbs.

All bouts subject to change at anytime!

Bazinyan Edges Fox In Canada

On Thursday night, February 2, 2023 at the Montreal Casino in Montreal, Quebec, Canada Erik Bazinyan (29-0, 21 KO's) won a hard-fought ten round majority decision over Alantez Fox, now (28-4-1, 13 KO's). This contest was a super middleweight fight for the NABF and NABA title belts. The contest looked hard to score, but in questionable judging, some would say judges Guy Girard and Marie Josee Guerin, scores were off when they gave eight rounds apiece to Bazinyan (98-92), but judge Jean Gauthier scored the fight a draw, (95-95). 

Fox started very well in rounds one through six by using his jab that caused Bazinyan fight on the defensive side. Things seemed to change from rounds seven until the final bell sounded. In the late rounds Bazinyan's momentum changed. He became the more aggressive fighter by being first with his punches and landing the harder and cleaner shots. 

Bazinyan is now (29-0, 21 KO's) while Upper Marlboro, MD's Alantez Fox is now (28-4-1, 13 KO's).