Results from T.A.C. Promotions Card In Vienna, Virginia!

(Photos by Daniel Cork)

In the opening bout tonight on the T.A.C Promotions card at the Tyson's Playground in Vienna, Virginia Zac Dubnoff of New Jersey scored a first-round TKO victory over Erik Plumeri of New York.

Plumeri was the first to strike when he landed a hard right hand to send Dubnoff down early for the eight count. Dubnoff came back with his own straight right hand to drop Plumeri to the canvas. Plumeri beat the eight count, but Dubnoff continued to land more hard shots to cause referee Brent Bovell to stop the bout at 2:35 of round one.
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In a scheduled four-round contest of super middleweights Jordan Rosario defeated John Hartshauser by split decision.

Both fighters were landing some clean shots on each other. In the first-round Hartshauser used the little height advantage in his favor to land a good jab on Rosario. It was Rosario that looked to land the harder shots in the finishing rounds. One judge scored the bout for Hartshauser 39-37 while the other judges saw it 40-36 and 39-37 for Rosario.

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In a heavyweight bout that was scheduled for four-rounds, the debuting Nathaniel Copeland scored a early first-round TKO over Kwasi Hortin. Copeland came out and wasted no time to land a perfectly placed left, right combination to sent Horton down to end the fight at 44 seconds of the first-round.

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Rashad Kilpatrick won by unanimous decision over Lamont White in their welterweight four-round bout.

This is the second time these two fighters faced each other in the center of the ring. White opened up the second meeting of the two with some good body work on Kilpatrick. Kilpartrick came back strong with his own body attack on White. It was Kilpatrick that pulled away on the scorecards with the scores of 40-36 and 39-37 twice. 
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In a super middleweight contest scheduled for six-rounds Filip Stankovic scored a first round stoppage over Keith Collins. The power of Stankovic was just too much for Collins to handle. Stankovic landed nothing but hard body shots that opened up the opportunity to land more power shots to the head of Collins. 

The referee started to take a closer look at Collins until he finally notice he had taken enough punishment. The bout was stopped at 2:52 of round one.
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I a six-round cruiserweight Armin Mrkanovic defeated Antwaun Taylor by TKO.

This bout started off slow but Mrkanovic stepped up the pace by landing a looping right hand to drop Taylor early in the third round and another head shot that dropped him at the end of the same round. In round four Mrkanovic suffered a cut under his right eye when the two fighter clashed heads. The cut didn't seem to bother Mrkanovic because in the fifth round he landed a good combination to send Taylor through the ropes and out of the ring. 

The referee gave Taylor the manditory twenty count, allowing him time to make it back into the ring, but saw Taylor was too hurt to continue. The bout was stopped at 2:59 of the fifth round.
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In the main event of the T.A.C. Promotions card in Vienna, VA, welterweight Michael Anderson of New Jersey defeated Juan Rodriguez by unanimous decision.

Anderson was in full control of this six-round bout despite the efforts of Rodriguez trying to land shots. 
Anderson's punch output was the dominating factor in the rounds. 


It was what happened in the second-round that put Anderson on top. He landed a perfect right uppercut that dropped Rodriguez for the eight count. After getting off the canvas Rodriguez was pretty much doing just enough to finish the fight. All three judges scored the bout for Anderson with the scores of 57-56 and 58-55 twice.