onnell Perkins, Marcell Frazier and Brandon Lee.South Carolinas Chris Lammons was ejected from the game in the second quarter for a similar hit on Lock.JUS

LAS VEGAS -- In a hard-hitting and highly entertaining fight, Jessie Magdaleno upset Nonito Donaire by unanimous decision to win a junior featherweight world title on the undercard of the Manny Pacquiao-Jessie Vargas welterweight title fight on Saturday night at the Thomas & Mack Center.Magdaleno, the mandatory challenger, had never faced a quality opponent and never been past eight rounds, but he outworked Donaire en route to decision on scores of 118-110, 116-112 and 116-112.ESPN had Donaire winning 115-113, and many at ringside had it even.But the judges went with the aggressive Magdaleno, who put in good work, especially early in the early rounds.It feels great to be a champion, said Magdaleno, after his first fight with trainer Manny Robles Jr. I cant believe this right now. I have worked so hard for this. I cant believe I beat a fighter like Donaire. I dont have words to describe it.Donaire opened a cut over Magdalenos left eye on an accidental head butt in the fourth round. Magdaleno continually dabbed at the eye afterward. Donaires face was also showing wear, as he had a swollen lump under his left eye.Magdalenos best weapon was his right hand, which he landed a lot, while Donaire lunged with his right and had a hard time connecting cleanly.Magdaleno (24-0, 17 KOs), a 24-year-old southpaw from Las Vegas, had a huge ninth round, as he backed Donaire into the ropes with a flurry in the final minute and worked him over. Magdaleno landed several unanswered punches, including some hard right hands and a big left as the round wore down.But Donaire (37-4, 24 KOs), 33, a Philippines native based in Las Vegas, came out strong in the 10th round and hurt Magdaleno early with a right hand, causing the Filipino-heavy crowd to erupt into chants of Nonito! Nonito! Donaire closed the 11th round with a booming right hand.Donaire, who has won world titles in four weight divisions (five, if you include interim belts) and was making the second defense of his second junior featherweight title reign, closed strongly. He landed a right hand that seemed to stun a tiring Magdaleno in the final minute of the fight and struck with several more powerful right hands as the crowd went wild.Donaire was stunned by the scorecards.I definitely won the fight, said Donaire, who was in his first with trainer Ismael Salas. I thought I got control in the second half of the fight. Losing never crossed my mind. This is unbelievable.Salas agreed.We got control of the fight in the second half and clearly won the fight, the trainer said.According to CompuBox punch statistics, Magdaleno landed 154 of 500 punches (32 percent) and Donaire connected on 132 of 404 (33 percent).Valdez stops OsawaOscar Valdez, one of boxing most exciting rising stars, retained his featherweight world title for the first time, as he stopped Hiroshige Osawa in the seventh round of a one-sided fight.The 25-year-old Valdez, a two-time Olympian from Mexico who grew up in Tucson, Arizona, won a vacant world title by knocking out Argentinas Matias Adrian Rueda in the second round of a July 23 bout and was making a mandatory defense against Japans Osawa. It was easy work.As usual, Valdez attacked with his right hand and was very aggressive. Osawa, 31, a pro for 12 years, was facing his first notable opponent and was no match for Valdez, who had a huge fourth round.Valdez (21-0, 19 KOs) dropped Osawa (30-4-4, 19 KOs) with a huge right hand on the chin. After Osawa beat the count, he found himself on the ropes getting pummeled by Valdez, who was lining him up for right hands as referee Vic Drakulich looked in closely.In the seventh round, Valdez backed Osawa into a corner and teed off on him with numerous unanswered punches, prompting Drakulich to call a halt at 1 minute, 50 seconds.It was a very tough fight, probably the toughest opponent I face so far in my career, Valdez said. Osawa took some big shots and I needed to take my time and not get careless. I know it was a good win, but I still have a lot learn. I am going to get better. I am happy to give Mexico another great win with my title defense.According to CompuBox, Valdez landed 191 of 440 punches (43 percent) and Osawa landed 35 of 196 (18 percent).Zou rolls to flyweight world titleZou Shiming, a three-time Olympic medalist who owns two golds and Chinas most popular fighter, rolled to a near-shutout decision against Prasitsak Phaprom to win a vacant flyweight world title.Now my dream is complete, Zou said through a translator. I am world champion and Olympic champion.The fight was a rematch of their November 2014 bout in Macau, China, where Zou easily defeated Phaprom, the spitting image of a smaller Pacquiao, earning him the nickname Mini Manny. In that fight, Zou dropped Phaprom twice and cruised to a near-shutout decision.Since then, Phaprom reeled off 12 wins in a row -- all by knockout but all against low-level opposition -- before landing a second fight with Zou, who dominated once again to win one of the 112-pound belts recently vacated by Juan Francisco Estrada.Two judges scored it 120-107 and one had it 119-108. ESPN.com also had it 120-107 for the 35-year-old Zou (9-1, 2 KOs), who won a world title in his second opportunity after losing a decision to Thailands Amnat Ruenroeng in March 2015.Zou landed a right hand in the second round to drop the shorter Phaprom (39-2-2, 24 KOs), although Phaprom did not appear hurt and popped right up. Zou boxed, moved and tapped Phaprom with combinations throughout the fight in a dominant performance. When Zou repeatedly nailed Phaprom in the sixth round, Phaprom patted his chin to egg Zou on -- and Zou responded by taunting Phaprom back and whacking him yet again.Zou, who could barely miss with his right hand, opened a cut over Phaproms left eye and nearly dropped him with a right in the seventh round. Phaprom, 35, looked done in ninth round and was fighting only on heart.Lightweight Robson Conceicao, who became the first Brazilian to win an Olympic gold medal, doing so in front of his home crowd at the Rio de Janeiro Games in August, made his professional debut in a shutout decision against Clay Burns.Conceicao (1-0, 0 KOs), 28, a three-time Olympian, will need to refine his style into a more professional manner by throwing fewer wide punches. But he had no problems with Burns (4-3-2, 4 KOs), 29, of Alexandria, Louisiana. Conceicao landed many clean shots with both hands and bloodied Burns nose in winning 60-54 on all three scorecards.I feel very good after my first fight as a pro, Conceicao sad. I felt that I dominated the fight, and the strategy that I wanted to use came out perfectly.Lightweight Teofimo Lopez Jr., a 19-year-old who represented Honduras in the Rio de Janeiro Games, made his professional debut by scoring four knockdowns in a second-round knockout of Ishwar Siqueiros.This was an amazing experience. When I first got into the ring, I was so excited I wanted to cry. I felt very emotional during my pro debut, said Lopez, who came up through the USA Boxing amateur program and won the U.S. Olympic Trials but ended up representing his parents home country of Honduras in the Olympics. I see my family here with me and all I see is my goals in front of me. I am living my dream.Lopezs blazing hand speed was evident immediately, as he went right at Siqueiros and dropped him twice in the first round, both times with fast right hands. At the bell ending the opening round, referee Jay Nady called a knockdown against Lopez, who touched his glove down when he appeared to slip.Lopez (1-0, 1 KO), of Davie, Florida, continued to attack in the second round, dropping Siqueiros (3-2-1, 0 KOs), 18, of Mexico, twice more, first with a right hand to the head and then with a right hand to the body that dropped his opponent for a 10-count at 2 minutes, 3 seconds.Everything worked, particularly the body shots, jabs and right hands, said Lopez, who lost his opening bout in Rio.Russian junior middleweight prospect Alexander Besputin (5-0, 4 KOs), 25, struggled and was hurt multiple times, including in the second round, but he won by fifth-round knockout against Azael Cosio (20-5-2, 17 KOs), 35, of Panama, when Cosio retired on his stool after the fifth round.Featherweight Fernando Fuentes (8-8, 2 KOs), 22, of Riverside, California, pulled an upset by outpointing Xu Que (9-1-1, 2 KOs), 26, of China, in an action-packed fight that opened the card. 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COLUMBIA, S.C. -- South Carolina coach Will Muschamp isnt surprised by the early success of freshman quarterback Jake Bentley.I dont think the moment is too big for him, Muschamp said.It hasnt been so far, anyway.Bentley improved to 3-0 as a starter, throwing for 254 yards and two touchdowns as South Carolina handed Missouri its 11th straight SEC loss 31-21 on Saturday. Bentley showed poise, strength and accuracy in the pocket, completing 22 of 28 passes to lead the Gamecocks (5-4, 3-4 SEC) to their third straight victory and keep them in contention in the SEC East.The Gamecocks are in the midst of a rebuilding project with 78 percent of their roster consisting of underclassmen, but they appear to be on the right track. Freshman running back Rico Dowdle ran for 149 yards and a touchdown on 27 carries and also hauled in a 17-yard TD strike from Bentley.Jake is bringing a lot of energy to the offense and when we have a man-to-man matchup we like were going to take it, said wide receiver Deebo Samuel, another young star for the Gamecocks.Samuel, a sophomore, had 125 yards receiving on nine catches and also ran for a score.He muscled us around a little bit, said Missouri coach Barry Odom.Bentley was off limits after the game because of a team rule instituted by Muschump preventing freshman from talking to the media.Hes very level headed and a very humble young man, Muschamp said. He handles the moment very well.Drew Lock threw for 302 yards and a touchdown with two interceptions for Missouri (2-7, 0-5).South Carolina didnt let down after pulling a 24-21 upset of 18th-ranked Tennessee last week. One of South Carolinas assistant coaches set mousetraps around the locker room earlier in the week to remind players it was a trap game.Everyone is patting you on the back, but I told our players `Dont take the cheese, Muschamp said.With the game tied at 21 late in the third quarter, Rashad Fenton intercepted Lock near the goal line on a deep ball along the right sideline. Bentley led a 98-yard drive, culminating in a go-ahead 20-yard TD run by Dowdle .Bentley showed poise beyond his years in his third start.Late in the first half, he took a sack on a second-and-goal at the 1 rather than throw the ball away. Rather than dwelling on the loss, Bentley tossed a 6-yard TD pass to tight end K.C. Crosby onn the next play to give the Gamecocks a 21-14 lead at half.dddddddddddd.When Jake is in there we feel like we can score from anywhere on the field, said Gamecocks tight end Hayden Hurst.THE TAKEAWAYMISSOURI: Odom said it hurts on a lot of different levels that he wasnt able to get this group of seniors into a bowl game. They entrusted me in putting them in position to have a great senior (season) and that one is going to bother me, Odom said. ... Im frustrated in myself that we havent played a complete game yet.SOUTH CAROLINA: Bentley looks like the real deal for the Gamecocks, which makes you wonder why they waited so long to play the true freshman. The defense, which hasnt allowed an opponent to score 30 points all season, can hang with anyone.TARGETING THE QB: Missouri linebacker Cale Garrett was ejected less than five minutes into the game for targeting Bentley. Garrett became the fourth Missouri player ejected for targeting this season, joining Ronnell Perkins, Marcell Frazier and Brandon Lee.South Carolinas Chris Lammons was ejected from the game in the second quarter for a similar hit on Lock.JUST FOR KICKS: Senior kicker Elliott Fry became South Carolinas all-time leading scorer when he converted an extra point in the second quarter to give him 331 for his career. Fry called it a special honor to be at the top, even if someone knocks him off that pinnacle soon.STREAK CONTINUES: The Tigers havent won an SEC game since Oct. 3, 2015 when they won at home against South Carolina.SCORING OUTBURST: South Carolina isnt used to playing high-scoring games, at least in conference play. The Gamecocks 31 points were their most in an SEC game since a 45-42 overtime loss to Vanderbilt in 2014.MISSED CHANCES: Missouris Tucker McCann missed a pair of fourth quarter field goals, including one with 4:49 left in the game that would have cut the South Carolina lead to seven.UP NEXTMISSOURI: The Tigers return home to host Vanderbilt next Saturday.SOUTH CAROLINA: The Gamecocks travel to Florida on Saturday to face the Gators, who have they have beaten in four of the last six meetings.---More AP college football at www.collegefootball.ap.org and https://twitter.com/AP-Top25. ' ' '