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<\/a>Regis Prograis and Nonito Donaire both produced masterclass performances to reach the finals of the World Boxing Super Series where the Ali Trophy awaits the winners.<\/p>\nPrograis, the unbeaten southpaw boxer from New Orleans and super- lightweight bracket No. 1 top seed picked up the first big title, the WBA belt, when he scored a six round stoppage over Kiryl Relikh of Belarus in their WBSS semi-final Saturday at the Cajundome in Lafayette, La.<\/p>\n
\u201cI told y\u2019all beforehand, I\u2019m the real deal. These boys can\u2019t f*ck with me,\u201d Prograis said after picking up the WBA World title. \u201cI f*cking just dominated the whole time.”<\/p>\n
Filipino-American Nonito Donaire, the four-division champion and reigning two-time bantamweight titlist also impressed when he scored a one-punch 6th round knockout of American Stephon Young in their bantamweight tournament semi-final; a devastating left hook put Young down and out.<\/p>\n
\u201cStephon is a slick fighter so it was tough to come up with a particular game plan,\u201d said Donaire who originally was going to face South Africa’s Zolani Tete, who had to pull out of the fight due to a shoulder injury.<\/p>\n