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Carrion Forces Stoppage Of Bazan, Wins UBO
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NOVEMBER 2, 2025 /
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Home-town
hero Marcial Carrion secured the vacant
Universal
Boxing Organization™
(UBO)
Continental (South
America)
Welterweight title on Saturday night,
November 1, in Iquique, Chile.
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Carrion
took on tough-as-nails Argentinian Santiago
Javier Bazan, and had to work hard to emerge
victorious in front of an enthusiastic crowd
outdoors
at the Arena
Cavancha.
After
nine entertaining rounds it looked as if the
closely-contested fight
would go to the scorecards, until Carrion hurt
Bazan in the tenth and final stanza.
The Chilean
followed up and poured on the punches until
referee Daniel Cisternas jumped in and waved it
off,
saving Bazan
from a potential violent knockout. Official time
of stoppage: 1:50 of round ten.
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Carrion
(32),
now 21-1 (6),
joined his twin-brother as UBO Continental
champion, as Patricio Carrion won the title at
Super Lightweight last August
at the exact
same venue.
26-year-old
Bazan, taking part in his first championship fight
coming off seven straight victories, travels home
at 8-2 (5).
The fight
headlined a show promoted by TC2 Boxing.
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