Ray Narh claimed the vacant WBC USNBC lightweight title as he stopped Angel Hernandez (14-4, 11 KOs) in the second round of their scheduled ten round affair. Narh put his heavier hands to work in the second and began smashing brutal body shots and hooks into Hernandez. A left hook to the body dropped Hernandez first, followed by a hard straight right hand that really shook Hernandez for the second knockdown. Hernandez would rise yet again but Nahr clobbered his opponent with a brutal uppercut and followed with a monster right hook that sank Hernandez to the canvas for the third time.
Ray Narh claimed the vacant WBC USNBC lightweight title as he stopped Angel Hernandez (14-4, 11 KOs) in the second round of their scheduled ten round affair. Narh put his heavier hands to work in the second and began smashing brutal body shots and hooks into Hernandez. A left hook to the body dropped Hernandez first, followed by a hard straight right hand that really shook Hernandez for the second knockdown. Hernandez would rise yet again but Nahr clobbered his opponent with a brutal uppercut and followed with a monster right hook that sank Hernandez to the canvas for the third time.
Having seen enough, referee Robert Byrd stopped the bout at 2:59. With the victory, Narh improves to 24-1 and notched his 21st knockout victory. [image: Photos_by_ChrisCozzone]
