It's Showtime: Badr Hari knocks out in farewell; Anderson Braddock wins in return

After great fights and some confusion inside and outside the ring, Moroccan Badr Hari said goodbye to kickboxing/Muay Thai competitions in style. The fighter, who will dedicate himself to boxing, was the main attraction at It's Showtime 54, an event held this Saturday (28), in Leeuwardem, in the Netherlands. In the fight against the tough Gokhan Saki, Hari showed his knockout power and with a powerful uppercut he took his opponent to the ground, who was already knocked out.

The It's Showtime fight program also featured Brazilian Anderson Braddock in action. The Brazilian athlete, who was coming off delicate shoulder surgery, controlled the fight against Michael Duut well and took the win with a unanimous decision from the judges.

Check below the complete results of the event, which featured prominent names in striking such as: Errol Zimmerman, Daniel Ghita and Melvin Manhoef.

Badr Hari defeated Gokhan Saki by knockout in R1;

Daniel Ghita defeated Hesdy Gerges by knockout in R1; – Fight for the heavyweight title;

Robin van Roosmalen defeated Murat Direkci by majority decision of the judges;

Errol Zimmerman defeated Rico Verhoeven by knockout in R1;

Harut Grigorian defeated Chris Ngimbi via TKO in R2;

Anderson “Braddock” Silva defeated Michael Duut via unanimous decision by the judges

Tyrone Spong defeated Melvin Manhoef via unanimous decision;

L'houcine “Aussie” Ouzgni defeated Yohan Lidon via unanimous decision; (Fight for the title up to 73 kg.);

Ben Edwards defeated Ricardo van den Bos via unanimous decision;

Sahak Parparyan defeated Mourad Bouzidi by majority decision of the judges;

Andy Ristie defeated Hinata Watanabe by knockout in R1;

Hafid el Boustati defeated Henri van Opstal via unanimous decision;

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