Both fighters knocked heads causing a lapse in the action. In the seventh round Brooker drove Rojas into the ropes with a flurry of punches. Brooker was much busier as Rojas slowed down. Brooker finally lands a lead right to the chin of Rojas.

In the sixth round Brooker landed several left hooks driving Rojas back several steps.

Brooker drove Rojas into the ropes but got countered with left uppercuts from Rojas in a round almost to hard to call. In the fifth round Brooker came forward with a double right to the head of Rojas. Brooker caught Rojas with a solid left hook to the head out of a clinch. In the fourth round Brooker goes into a crouch and gets caught with a flurry of uppercuts from Rojas. In the third round Rojas landed a solid lead left to the chin of Brooker who comes back with a left hook of his own knocking Rojas into the ropes which should have been called a knockdown by referee Esteves, Jr. Brooker finally broke past the jab of Rojas driving him into the ropes with body punches. In the second round Brooker drove Rojas into the ropes only to be hit by countering combinations. In a close round Rojas landed more punches. In the opening round Brooker was having problems against his second straight southpaw opponent while his trainer was encouraging him to come forward.

In the main event super middleweight Christopher “Ice” Brooker, 12-3 (5) out of Philadelphia, defeated southpaw Oscar Rojas, 14-8-1 (4), of Monterrey, MEX, in an action packed 8 round bout. They will be back in a week at the 2300 Arena in South Philadelphia with Carlos Rosario taking on Joshua Davis in the main event. Kings Promotions once again sold out the SugarHouse Casino Friday night for the second straight show. Brooker and Conquest Win at the SugarHouse Casino Friday in Philadelphia!

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