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Saturday night could end up being a critical one in the boxing scene. With a couple of title battles notwithstanding the main event on the marquee, Showtime boxing’s most recent trek to the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York, is relied upon to bring the warmth.

In the mean time, Jermall Charlo hopes to add an another title to his accumulation when he goes head to head with Hugo Centeno Jr. for the between time WBC middleweight title and Gervonta Davis meets Jesus Cuellar for the WBA junior lightweight title.

It’s all going down from the Barclays Center on Saturday night, and CBS Sports will be with you all through the night with updates and results on each battle beneath.

Showtime Boxing Fight Card/Results Update

Jermall Charlo def. Hugo Centeno Jr. via. second-round TKO

There’s a significant issue blending in the middleweight division and his name is Jermall Charlo.

The unbeaten slugger from Houston made brisk and ruinous work of Hugo Centeno Jr. to assert the interval WBC middleweight title on Saturday and turn into the obligatory adversary for full champion Gennady Golovkin.

“Two-time best on the planet, expedite GGG!” Charlo said. “I need the title belt. Expedite GGG.”

After a moderate and tense opening round, Charlo (27-0, 21 KOs) started to release his hands with expert in Round 2.

Charlo, the 27-year-old twin sibling of WBC junior middleweight champion Jermell, handled a fresh and effective four-punch mix to drop Centeno (26-2, 14 KOs) under the ropes. Despite the fact that official Steve Willis allowed him to beat the tally, Centeno was not able lift his head as the battle was waved off at 55 seconds.

Golovkin, the division’s brought together champion, will guard two of his three titles on May 5 against Vanes Martirosyan and, if successful, is relied upon to rematch Canelo Alvarez this fall.

Top contender Danny Jacobs, who faces Maciej Sulecki on April 28, could be in line as a future rival considering he exchanged unforgiving words with Charlo amid a backstage contention on March 3 at the Barclays Center.

“Everyone has dependably stayed away from me and starting now and into the foreseeable future, this is the manner by which it will be. You see what you get.”

Gervonta Davis def. Jesus Cuellar via. third-round TKO

For the greater part of the buildup and weight set on the shoulders of Gervonta “Tank” Davis by those, including promoter Floyd Mayweather, who trust he’s the following enormous thing in the game, the unbeaten junior lightweight beyond any doubt looked like it on Saturday.

Davis (20-0, 19 KOs), one battle expelled from losing his reality title on the scales last August, had returned to business in a predominant third-round TKO of Argentinian Jesus Cueller (28-3, 21 KOs). The local of Baltimore, who entered to an energizing applause of cheers at the Barclays Center, caught the empty WBA 130-pound title.

“There’s dependably obstructions when you need to end up effective,” Davis said. “It’s about how you skip back and today around evening time I demonstrated that I’m a genuine champion.”

By focusing on the body from the very begin, the 23-year-old Davis was basically too snappy and capable for the hard-charging Cuellar in this clash of southpaws.

Davis handled a perfect left cross ground floor that amazed Cuellar in Round 2. He went ahead to include a couple of knockdowns the accompanying round, both on body shots, that conveyed an early end to the battle.

Of the 26 punches arrived by Davis in Round 3, 14 of them were control shots. He dropped Cuellar, 31, for the last time to one knee with a left snare to the body, compelling official Benjy Esteves Jr. to wave it off at 2:45.

Davis, who thumped out unheralded Francisco Fonseca keep going August on the Mayweather-Conor McGregor undercard yet did as such under a chorale of boos for missing weight and showboating, was glad to pick up recovery.

“On the undercard of Mayweather-McGregor battle, I simply wasn’t engaged,” Davis said. “It was the second time battling on his card so it got to my head and it appeared.

After the battle, I went home and conversed with my group and we chose the time had come to leave Baltimore. I’m engaged and it indicated on the grounds that I’m a champ once more.”

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