导出博客文章Surrey Storms Mikaela Austin went head-to-head with Hertfordshire Mavericks Sam
May in a quickfire quiz ahead of Netball London Live. The Storm will line-up
against the Mavs at the Copper Box Arena in this Saturdays eagerly awaited
fixture in the Vitality Netball Superleague, live on Sky Sports.But what
happened when Austin and May were put on the spot in our pre-match quiz? Click
on the video above to see how the Superleague players handled some tricky
questions!Watch Surrey Storm against Hertfordshire Mavericks this Saturday, from
5.30pm on Sky Sports 5. Also See: London Live: Storm v Mavericks Superleague
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Knights extended their win streak to nine games by defeating the Owen Sound
Attack 4-3 on Friday in Ontario Hockey League action. NEW YORK -- Former
two-division titleholder Mikey Garcia returned from a two-and-a-half-year layoff
looking sharp.Garcia scored four knockdowns en route to a punishing, fifth-round
knockout of former featherweight titleholder Elio Rojas, who was coming off a
23-month layoff, in a junior welterweight fight on Saturday at Barclays Center
in Brooklyn.The fight, which was the co-feature of featherweight titlist Leo
Santa Cruzs defense against Carl Frampton, was Garcias first since he outpointed
Juan Carlos Burgos in defense of a junior lightweight world title on Jan. 25,
2014.I think it was a very good performance, Garcia said. Even though Ive been
out for two-and-a-half years, people havent forgotten about me. I did miss
[boxing], but the time off helped me regain that fire.Garcia, a former
featherweight titlist, wound up in the long layoff because of a protracted legal
battle over his contract with former promoter Top Rank, with whom he was unhappy
despite being on the verge of his first seven-figure purse and a strong push
from the company. The case was settled a few months ago, and Garcia became a
free agent, which enabled him to return to face Rojas on a one-fight deal with
promoter Lou DiBella and Showtime.Considering the layoff, Garcia looked dialed
in from the outset in an explosive performance. Referee Eddie Claudio appeared
to miss a knockdown in the first round, when Garcia landed a right hand to the
body and Rojas went down to the mat. Claudio, however, ruled it a slip.In the
third round, Garcia scored two big knockdowns that were unmistakable. He drilled
Rojas with a chopping right hand that sent him to the canvas midway through the
round and landed another right hand on the button moments later. That dropped
Rojas again.Garcia (35-0, 29 KOs), 28, of Riverside, California, continued to
paste Rojas (24-3, 14 KOs), 33, of the Dominican Republic, with shots in the
fourth round, eliciting chats from the crowd of Mikey! Mikey!In the fifth round,
Garcia planted Rojas face-first with a left hand, then dropped him with a right
uppercut-left hook combination. Rojas, fighting for only the second time in four
years, beat the count, but Claudio waved it off at 2 minutes, 2 seconds.One of
the reasons Garcia, who might go down to lightweight to pursue a title shot,
looked as sharp as he did was probably that he stayed in his brother and trainer
Robert Garcias gym throughout the layoff, sparring with many of the talented
fighters who work there.I think its too soon to make an assessment [on where Im
at], but I do feel just as good [as before the layoff], Garcia said.Harrison KOs
Rabchenko in eliminatorDetroit junior middleweight Tony Harrison moved a step
closer to a world title shot with a ninth-round knockout of plodding Sergey
Rabchenko, who beforehand called the fight the most important of his career but
did not fight that way.Harrison (24-1, 20 KOs) dominated the lackluster fight
until landing a massive right hand in the ninth round, which sent Rabchenko
(27-2, 20 KOs) backward and to a knee. He beat the count, and referee Arthur
Mercante gave him a long look but elected to stop the fight at 1 minute, 18
seconds.This is definitely my biggest win ever. Im thankful to my team for
getting me ready, Harrison said. I was luring him to sleep. I kept jabbing and
ended up in the corner. My trainer told me that I would have the right hand
behind the jab, and thats what happened.Im a finisher. I had him hurt, and I
said to the ref, You better not let him go. I knew I had him beat.With the win
-- in a fight the crowd booed because of the lack of action -- Harrison earned
the No. 2 position in a sanctioning bodys rankings to put him in position for an
eventual shot against world titleholder Jermall Charlo, whose immediate
mandatory fight against Julian J Rock Williams is slated to take place this
fall.A focused Tony Harrison can beat anybody at 154 pounds, Harrison said. Now
its on to [the winner of] Jermall Charlo and Julian Williams. Im in the catbird
seat.Harrison, 25, was sharp with his jab, which he kept in the slower
Rabchenkos face as he piled up points throughout the fight. Former two-division
titleholder Ricky Hatton, the British star, trains Rabchenko, 30, a former
European champion from Belarus, and was animated in his corner. Even so, nothing
worked, as Rabchenko generally threw one punch at a time and rarely connected
with authority.I didnt throw enough punches, Rabchenko said. I kept relying on
my defense and didnt attack enough. I was looking for one shot, and it was
difficult to do it against Tony Harrison with one punch. The ref did a great job
with the stoppage. My health is first and foremost. The health of any fighter is
the most important thing. I knew I couldnt continue.Harrison won his third fight
in a row since an upset, ninth-round, knockout loss to Willie Nelson last
July.ddddddddddddelterweight Paulie Malignaggi (36-7, 7 KOs) outpointed longtime
neighborhood pal Gabriel Tito Bracero (24-3, 5 KOs) in a fight for the symbolic
Brooklyn title belt.It was a fight years in the making, and the Brooklyn crowd
cheered both in the fight between two 35-year-olds near the end of their
careers. The fighters kissed each other on the cheek after the final bell in a
show of respect.Malignaggi, a former welterweight and junior welterweight world
titleholder, used his superior jab to control the fight. He won 98-92, 98-92 and
96-94. ESPN.com had Malignaggi winning 97-93.I knew Bracero was a
counter-puncher like myself?.? I was just trying to be the sharper
counter-puncher, Malignaggi said. We both try to set traps, and I just wanted to
make him earn any points? that? he got. At the same time, I felt like I had to
earn my points. I dictated the fight with pot shots and stepping over.I didnt
want to get desperate. I wanted to force him to get desperate from being behind
on the scorecards. I think I did a good job of that.Malignaggi won his third
fight in a row since a ninth-round, knockout loss to Danny Garcia in August at
Barclays Center.After the fight, Malignaggi took his place ringside to call the
Showtime-televised bouts in his role as analyst.Im excited to call the fights
tonight, he said. Im a fan before Im a fighter. Im excited to go to work right
now. Im going to head to Italy on Tuesday, take a vacation and then think about
my future.Philadelphia lightweight Tevin Farmer (22-4-1, 5 KOs) put on a clinic
against Ivan Redkach (19-2-1, 15 KOs) in a unanimous decision win that extended
his win streak to 15. Farmer started fast and never let up in a crowd-pleasing
fight. He was quicker and more accurate with his punches, and he fought well on
the inside and outside against Redkach, a former amateur standout from Ukraine
now based in Los Angeles.The judges scored the fight 99-89, 98-90 and 98-90.
ESPN.com also had Farmer winning 97-93.Im proud of my performance tonight. I
worked hard in camp, and my team did a great job getting me ready, Farmer said.
I was very confident that I would be victorious as long as I executed the game
plan, and thats what I did.I want a world title. Im going to go back to 130
pounds, and I feel like Im ready for a title shot. If I have to fight an
eliminator I will. I wont back down from any challenge.Farmer was sharp with his
right hands to the head and left uppercuts. But he landed a bad low blow that
sent Redkach, 30, to the mat in the ninth round and was warned for the
infraction. In the ninth round, however, it was Redkach, 1-2-1 in his last four
bouts, who lost a point when referee Arthur Mercante docked him for head-butting
the 25-year-old Farmer, who has not lost since an eighth-round knockout in 2012
to Jose Pedraza, who went on to win a junior lightweight world title.I beat him
down, Farmer said. I was the more experienced fighter, and I came in with more
rounds and with better opponents on my resume.Brooklyn featherweight Amanda
Serrano (29-1-1, 22 KOs) knocked out Calixta Silgado (14-7-3, 9 KOs), of
Colombia, in the first round to retain her womens world title for the first
time. Serrano dropped her with a body shot, and referee Benjy Esteves called off
the fight at 1 minute, 40 seconds.Middleweight Conrad Cummings (10-0-1, 4 KOs),
of Northern Ireland, won a unanimous decision in a hard-fought slugfest with
Clevelands Dante Moore (9-2-2, 4 KOs). The judges scored the fight 59-53, 58-54
and 58-54. Moore was docked a point for spitting out his mouthpiece in the sixth
round. He lost his mouthpiece several times during the fight.Junior welterweight
Josh Taylor (6-0, 6 KOs), of Scotland, knocked out Evincii Dixon (7-15-1, 2
KOs), of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, in the second round. He knocked Dixon down
with a left hand, and though he finished the round, the fight was called off
after the second round.South Korean junior welterweight Min-Wook Kim (16-1, 12
KOs), trained by Jose Santa Cruz, father of Leo Santa Cruz, destroyed Louis Cruz
(11-2, 5 KOs), of Bronx, New York, dropping him three times in the opening round
for the knockout victory.Cruz was coming off an eight-round decision loss, but
Kim took him out viciously by dropping him with clean right hands all three
times. After the third knockdown, referee Eddie Claudio waved off the fight at 2
minutes, 33 seconds.Huntington Park, California, featherweight Jose Gomez (8-0,
3 KOs) dropped Josh Crespo (6-4-3, 2 KOs), of New Haven, Connecticut, in the
first round. Even though he beat the count, Crespo was in no shape to go on, and
referee Arthur Mercante waved off the bout at 2 minutes, 31 seconds. ' ' '
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