October 13:

Minsk, Belarus: Light: Sergey Gulyakevich (27-2) W PTS 6 Jevgenijs Kirillovs (3-3-1). Gulyakevich wins every round over Latvian novice in first fight since losing to Humberto Gutierrez for interim WBC super feather title in August.

October 14:

Monterrey, Mexico: Light Middle: Michael Medina (22-1-2) W PTS 12 Omar Vasquez (13-17-4, 1ND). “Murder Man” makes second defence of national title on scores of 118-110 (twice) and 117-112, but 35-year-old Vasquez makes a fight of it. Fourth win for Medina since losing unbeaten tag to Vanes Martirosyan in September 2008.

Texarkana, USA: Heavy: Travis Walker (33-3-1) W TKO 3 Doug Robinson (2-22-3, 1ND). Rubbish match as “Freight Train” runs over inept southpaw.

October 15:

Paris, France: Super Bantam: Jerome Thomas (7-0) W PTS 6 Henry Lipton (4-5). Super Bantam: Ali Hallab (4-0) W PTS 6 Bismark Alfaro (11-7). Olympians Thomas and Hallab win easily over Nicaraguan opposition, but Thomas suffers fractured nose.

October 16:

Cebu City, Philippines: Feather: Rey Bautista (27-2) W TKO 7 Maragin Marbun (19-6-1). Light: Jason Pagara (20-1) W PTS 10 Decha Bankluaygym (29-1-3). Super Feather: Czar Amonsot (21-3-1) W PTS 10 Jesus Muzaka (16-8). Super Fly: Marjun Yap (10-2) W TKO 10 Pramuansak Posuwan (45-4-1). Out eleven months former WBO super bantam challenger Bautista floors game Indonesian in fourth and again in seventh to win vacant interim WBC International title. Pagara hurts Decha in third but has to last out rocky tenth to win on scores of 96-94, 96-93 and 97-93. Amonsot unimpressive in decisioning Thai-based Congolese fighter on scores of 96-94, 97-93 and 98-92. Surprise as novice Yap sets too fast a pace for 40-year-old former WBO super fly challenger who suffers bad leg cramps and bows out in tenth.

Miami, USA: Welter: Antonio Pitalua (48-4) W TKO 5 Wilfredo Negron (26-13-1). Middle: Joel Julio (35-3) W PTS 6 Clarence Taylor (14-23-4). Mexican-based Colombian Pitalua, now 39, cuts veteran Puerto Rican in third and batters him to stoppage in fifth for vacant WBO Latino title. Colombian Julio, a former WBO light middleweight title challenger takes wide unanimous verdict over Taylor in first fight since losing to James Kirkland in March.

Sunderland, England: Super Bantam: Jason Booth (34-5) W TKO 5 Mike Hunter (29-2-1). Super Feather: Gary Sykes (13-0) W PTS 8 Ibar Riyaz (3-8-1). Heavy: David Price (2-0) W TKO 2 Liridon Memishi (0-1-1). Super Middle: Tony Jeffries (4-0) W PTS 6 Artem Solomko (10-17). Booth retains British title. Has poor first round then takes control and hard body shot sees former IBF title challenger Hunter fail to come out for round six. Sykes pads record against Albanian loser, Olympians Price and Jeffries beat imports from Germany and Belarus in nothing matches.

Philadelphia, USA: Light Middle: Derek Ennis (19-2-1) W PTS 12 Eromosele Albert (22-4-1). Good, tough scrap sees Ennis cut Nigerian in tenth and finish stronger to win vacant USBA light middle title on scores of 115-113 (twice) and 116-112.

Parana, Argentina: Light Middle: Ulises David Lopez (25-2) W PTS 10 Jefferson Goncalo (13-5-3). Thirty-year-old southpaw Lopez wins unanimous verdict over Brazilian with scores of 100-93.5, (twice) and 100-92.5.

La Paz, Mexico: Super Middle: Jorge Paez Jr (23-2, 1 ND) W TKO 5 Jorge Martinez (8-9). Up 25lbs from his normal light welter poundage, 21-yrear-old Paez busts up the right side of Martinez's face so badly he is not allowed out for the fifth.

Ayutthaya, Thailand: Tabtimdaeng (31-1) W KO 2 Rajabu Maoja (15-7-3). WBA No 3 Tabtimdaeng retains PABA title and makes it 21 wins in a row by kayoing mediocre Tanzanian.

October 17:

Berlin, Germany: Super Middle: Arthur Abraham (31-0) W KO 12 Jermain Taylor (28-4-1). Cruiser: Yoan Pablo Hernandez (20-1) W PTS 12 Enad Licina (17-2). Middle: Dom Britsch (16-0) W PTS 10 Mike Recloux (13-9-2). Heavy: Rene Dettweiler (25-2) W PTS 8 Gbenge Oloukun (17-2). Armenian Abraham too strong for Taylor all the way. Ahead on all cards going into the last he kayos Taylor with big right to set the standard for the “Super Six” tournament. Former world middleweight champion Taylor, who was deducted a point for low blows in the sixth, has lost 4 of his last 5. He was hospitalised with concussion after the bout, but later released. Jermain needs to think about his future in boxing, not just in the tournament. Cuban southpaw Hernandez beats good Serbian on scores of 118-110, 116-112 and 115-113 for IBF Intercontinental title. German Britsch wins almost every round over mediocre Belgian for IBF Youth title. Southpaw Dettweiler edges Nigerian Oloukun, who beat Lamon Brewster last month.

Nottingham, England: Super Middle: Carl Froch (26-0) W PTS 12 Andre Dirrell (18-1). Welter: Adnan Amar (23-1) W TKO 5 Tom Glover (9-7-3). Light Middle: Marcus Portman DREW 10 Tyan Booth (11-5-1). Welter: Mihaita Mutu (26-14-2) W KO 3 Young Mutley (26-4). In good, tight scrap Froch just does enough to edge out previously unbeaten Dirrell on split decision to retain WBC title and register win in “Super Six”. Slick boxing wuins early rounds for Dirrell however he loses a point in tenth for holding but as Froch wins on scores of 115-112 (twice) and 113-114, it would not have affected the result. Amar halts game Glover in first fight since May 2008. Southpaw Portman survives cut but has to settle for draw against journeyman Booth. Big upset as Romanian Mutu kayos 33-year-old Mutley.

Phoenix, USA: Cruiser: Vassiliy Jirov (38-3-1) W TKO 2 Jon Williams (7-7-1). Former IBF champion, out for two years, takes the easy road back.

Las Vegas, USA: Middle: Lajuan Simon (22-2-2, 1ND) W PTS 12 Elvin Ayala (20-4-1). Simon starts slowly but then dominates to win on scores of 118-110 and 117-111 (twice) to win USBA title in battle of former Arthur Abraham victims.

Aberdeen, Scotland: Light: Lee McAllister (30-2) W KO 7 Charlie King (15-2). Local hero McAllister much too good for challenger and finishes fight with thunderous right to retain Commonwealth title.

Managua, Nicaragua: Super Bantam: Sergio Gomez (14-5) W TKO 4 Luis Alberto Perez (25-4). Straw: Yader Escobar (21-2) W PTS 10 Marlon Chavarria (8-6-1). Super Fly: Evert Briceno (31-5-1) W KO 8 Ernesto Castro (10-10-2). Former IBF super fly and bantam champ Perez, out since September 2008, looks on his way to easy win until right from “soft touch” Gomez cuts his left eyebrow in third and brings finish in fourth. IBF No 4 Escobar makes it 13 wins in a row. Former WBO super fly challenger Briceno has 26 by TKO/KO after putting away Castro.

Corpus Christi, USA: Light: Brandon Rios (22-0-1) W TKO 7 Manuel Perez (14-5-1). Super Feather: Mario Santiago (21-1-1) W PTS 8 Morris Chule (11-8-2). Bantam: Raul Martinez (25-1) W TKO 5 Jon Perez (15-7). Super bantam: Robert Marroquin (10-0) W PTS 6 Jose Garcia Bernal (27-17-1). Super Feather: Jerry Belmontes (10-0) W PTS 6 Aduato Gonzalez (10-7). Oxnard's Rios cleans up record with stoppage of Perez who held him to a draw in October 2008. Santiago has to struggle for split verdict over Kenyan and is nowhere near a return with Steve Luevano who he fought a draw with for the WBO feather title last year. “Cobra” Martinez, in action for the first time since being crushed inside a round by Nonito Donaire in April, forces Perez to stay in his corner at start of fifth. Twenty-year-old Dallas southpaw Marroquin and hometown boy Belmontes both win wide decisions and are good prospects.

Juárez, México: Light Welter: Javier Castro (22-2) W PTS 12 Edgar Barcenas(21-9-4). Feather: Carlos Soto (60-18-3) W KO 6 Angel Reyna. Fly: Victor Zaleta (11-1) W TKO 3 Ricardo Armenta (9-2-1). A real war sees Castro edge out 32-year-old Barcenas on scores of 115-113 (twice) and 115-114, but some felt veteran Barcenas was robbed. Former WBC champion Soto, now 38, on little run as he scores fourth win in a row. Fly prospect Zaleta halts Armenta and looks the goods.

Tunuyan, Argentina: Feather: Jonathan Barrios (26-0-1) W PTS 10 Memo de Jesus Perez (15-19-3, 1ND). Barrios, 25, marches on with unanimous verdict over light-punching southpaw Perez.

Tijuana, México: Feather: Joksan Hernandez (17-1) W TKO 9 Jorge Cardenas (14-8-4). Twenty-three-year-old Hernandez batters Cardenas until ref calls it off in ninth. Hernandez had beaten Cardenas in 2006, but in 2007 Cardenas fought a draw with unbeaten Wilfredo Vazquez Jr

Montreux, Switzerland: Middle: Yves Studer (23-0) W KO 5 Mariusz Biskupski (14-7). Light Heavy : Mohamed Belkacer (16-1-1) W TKO 3 Istvan Vargas (15-9). Studer wins battle of nicknames (both are nicknamed “Pit Bull”) with kayo over Pole. Algerian-born Belkacem too good for poor Romanian.

Calonne-Ricouart, France: Light: Guillaume Salingue (24-0) W PTS 8 Araik Sachbazjan (12-9). French champion Salingue easily outpoints 37-year-old Armenian but again lack of power shows.