Aaron McKenna vs David Benitez

Adam Etches vs Sergey Khomitsky

Naoya Inoue wins WBC world flyweight title in his sixth professional bout by sixth round TKO in Japan, fewest fights to win this WBC title ever.Mexico's Adrian Hernandez, the reigning WBC Light Flyweight World champion, had fought in nine WBC world title bouts in three years.

Adrian Hernandez vs Naoya Inoue

Akira Yaegashi vs Roman Gonzalez

Guevara knocks out Yaegashi in 7 rounds, wins WBC 108lb world title.

Pedro Guevara vs Akira Yaegashi

Ryoichi Taguchi vs Alberto Rossel

Alex Bellingham vs Ricky Rose

Joseph Parker vs Alex Leapai

Associated Press - October 6, 1961:
Cassius Clay. in serious trouble during the early rounds, came back in the sixth Saturday night to score a technical knockout over rugged Alex Miteff in a televised fight from Freedom Hall. It was the ninth consecutive victory for Clay, who came into the fight 22 pounds lighter than his hard-punching opponent from New York. Miteff, bleeding from a cut on the nose, had the former Olympic champion backing away from him constantly through the first two rounds with his punishing body attack. Miteff, who had carried the fight to his 19-year-old opponent, dropped his guard as the sixth round opened and Clay poured in a barrage of rights and lefts. Clay stopped a right and a left to the head, then sent across a sizzling right that dumped Miteff to the floor. Referee Don Asbury stopped the fight at that point, 1:45 of the sixth round of the scheduled 10-rounder, when it became obvious Miteff was in no shape to continue....The judges' cards were split at the end of the fifth round. Two had Clay ahead by a small margin while the other judge had Miteff in front. The Associated Press card had Clay in front.

Muhammad Ali vs Alex Miteff

Alexis Arguello travels to Japan to defend his WBA title, he stops Royal Kobayashi in the fifth round to successfully defend his title.