Jennings defeated Maurice Byarm over 10RDs Scores: 97/93 96/94 96/94. Maurice Byarm landed some big shot but Jennings was able to absorb the punches and stay busy. Jennings just out worked Byarm every round going to the body. Over it was a good fight.

Two undefeated Philadelphia heavyweights have agreed to move up into the spotlight and put their perfect records on the line this coming Saturday at Philadelphia’s legendary Asylum Arena on the inaugural broadcast of the NBC Sports Network’s “Fight Night” boxing series. Maurice “Freight Train” Byarm and Bryant “Bye Bye” Jennings in the ten-round co-main event. Byarm and Jennings will risk their undefeated records on short notice. The originally scheduled main event, featuring heavyweights Eddie Chambers and Sergei Liakhovich, was scrapped when Chambers revealed on Friday that he had suffered two broken ribs in training.

E.Chambers has pulled out of next weeks fight against Sergei Liakhovich. Chambers is claiming injury. He also recently pulled out of a October 28 bout last year against Tony Thompson. Main events is moving forward with the fight and looking for a sub.

The card for the opening night of the NBC Sport Network Fight Night series will prove to be just what the boxing fans ordered. Truly great fights that match styles - not records. Tune in for a great night of boxing on NBC Sports Network Fight Night!Promoted by Main Events, Peltz Boxing Promotions and Goossen Tutor, the non-televised undercard fights will begin at 7 p.m. Televised fights will begin at 9 p.m. Tickets are priced at $45 and $65 can be purchased by calling Peltz Boxing, (215) 765-0922