By Alexey Sukachev

Metro Radio Arena, Newcastle, Tyne and Wear, United Kingdom - In a stunner, Jon-Lewis's brother Travis Dickinson (17-2, 7 KOs) was flattened with a vicious right-left combination of unheralded Moroccan Mustafa Chadlioui (6-1-1, 4 KOs) midst into the first. Dickinson was fighting for the first time in a year.

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Jeff Saunders, a younger brother of rising prospect Bradley Saunders, made a nice-looking professional debut with the first-round stoppage of Hungarian import Sandor Racz (4-4, 2 KOs), who has never been stopped before. Saunders landed a massive right hand to send Racz down, then finished him off with another right hand at 2:20 of the first.

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WBC #2 and IBF #6 super featherweight Stephen Smith (22-1, 12 KOs) stayed busy with a methodical decision over journeyman Barrington Brown (6-11-3, 2 KOs). He suffered a cut over his left eye however. The sole score was 59-55 - for the contender.

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In a pitch battle for a vacant Commonwealth super flyweight title, more experienced Anthony Nelson (10-0, 2 KOs) used his stamina and knowledge to overwhelm 22-year old youngster Jamie Wilson (5-1, 1 KO) over six rounds of heated action.

Wilson started quickly, shaking Nelson, 29, with some big right-hand bombs. Nelson soon re-grouped and looked better at the end of the stanza. His subtle moves and see-saw rhythm, offered by him, frustrated the willing but limited challenger. Wilson relied much on his power shots, spending too much energy throwing bombs. Nelson was calculated and reserved. He let his fists flying when needed, allowing him to preserve more power. In the sixth, Nelson got visibly more aggressive as he pushed Wilson to the ropes and began to unleash massive combos. Every time referee Marcus McDonnell was thinking that enough was enough, Wilson, though hurt and dazed, threw something to keep himself in the fight. And so it lasted till the bell.

Wilson had huge problems getting to his corner after such a bombardment and failed even to sit properly. Giving everything he had and having totally nothing left, he had to quit on his stool after the sixth. The belt was vacated by amazingly shrinking Kal Yafai, who started as a bantam but will now compete against dangerously punching upset artist Rey Migreno for a vacant WBC Silver flyweight title on May 9.