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Published:Saturday | June 29, 2013 | 12:00 AM
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Devon 'Concrete' Moncriffe (second left) raises his hand in triumph after defeating Tsetsi 'Lights Out' Davis in the finals of the 2013 Wray & Nephew Middleweight Contender Series Boxing Finals. Seen here with Moncriffe are Natalie Neita-Headley (second right), minister without portfolio in the Office of the Prime Minister with responsibility for sports, Jimmy Lawrence (left) and Gary Dixon (right) of J. Wray & Nephew. -Contributed
Richard Reittie (left) on the attack against Ramel 'Sub Zero' Lewis, in the battle for third place. Reittie gained a unanimous points win over Lewis to claim third place.
Devon 'Concrete' Moncriffe (right) attacking the body of Tsetsi 'Lights Out' Davis during the Wray & Nephew Middleweight Contender Series Boxing Finals held at the National Indoor Sports Centre on Wednesday night.-Photos by Winston Sill/Freelance Photographer
Tsetsi 'Lights Out' Davis (right) connects with a right to the head of Devon 'Concrete' Moncriffe on Wednesday. Moncriffe scored a close points win.
Contender Series champion Devon Moncriffe (centre) gets congratulations from minister without portfolio in the Office of the Prime Minister with responsibility for sports, Natalie Neita-Headley (right), after his win in the finals at the National Indoor Sports Centre on Wednesday night. At left is J. Wray & Nephew's Jimmy Lawrence.
Devon 'Concrete' Moncriffe strikes a winning pose after his victory over Tsetsi 'Lights Out' Davis in the Wray & Nephew Middleweight Contender Series Boxing Finals at the National Indoor Sports Centre on Wednesday night.
Bounty Killer performs at the Wray & Nephew Middleweight Contender Series Boxing Finals.
Beenie Man performs at the Wray & Nephew Middleweight Contender Series Boxing Finals.
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Devon 'Concrete' Moncriffe emerged Jamaica's ultimate middleweight boxer when he scored a points win over Tsetsi 'Lights Out' Davis in the Wray & Nephew Middleweight Contender Series Boxing Finals at the National Indoor Sports Centre on Wednesday night.

In an exciting bout, judges Clifford Brown and Keith Brown scored it 97-93 and 98-93, respectively, while judge Lindell Allen had it 96-94 for Davis. The winner collected $1 million and the runner-up $500,000.

In the fight for third place, Richard Reittie scored a unanimous points win over Ramel "Sub Zero' Lewis. Reittie claimed the third-place purse of $250,000 while Lewis took home $200,000.