Albright Logja Davis Heritage, Hemphill stuns Jeffers, and Simpson survives Zucco Reven in the weekend of Chaos
Author: Ezekiel King: Nahir Albright Def. Kelvin Davis
Certainly a struggle that launched the most drama over the weekend, former Keishavn Davis Foe Nahir Albright returned from almost two years of dismissal to overcome the oldest Brother Kelvin, Kelvin. Kelvin Davis, it overcame through Albright, asterious five-reach reach, but it was very rarely exploited during the fight. Albright’s game plan was clear from the beginning: Jab was on the road on the inside of Davis’s attitude and landed right hand.
In the second round, he perfectly succeeded, sculpted by a large man’s knees and threw it into a doll, although he ruled that the judge ruled that the judge was ruled. The fight became more and more physical than that point, because Kelvin will keep and try to bully Albright against the rope when they gathered, although Albright to great success has more success at finding space for their shots. It was all difficult to interfere with Davis’s work, because it was transferred to the Meli average of four strikes.
In the last three rounds, Davis found strongly, landing into the bouts of eleven transients in seventh, because the tempo became angry, but the damage was done. Albright violated Davis on several occasions, taking most of the decisions in enemy territory. For Davi, it was a pretty horrible result, because all his disadvantages cost him his undefeated record in his hometown. The next drama will probably have the consequences for his brothers.
Albright, on the other hand, made a successful return to proposals, rejecting undated perspective in the new class weight for him and potentially setting the revenge with the former champions of Davis’s championship.
Sean Hemphill Def. Mark Jeffers
Movement over the fishshire pond, IBF # 6 Super middle middle candidate Mark Jeffers lost their “O” American Sean Hemphill, despite being significant -1,000 favorites. Jeffers pushed the tempo early while Hemphill was pleased to sit back and pick his shots. The flip is folded in the fourth round when Hemphill decided to submit his country and quarrel with Jeffer.
The fighter didn’t have trouble landing on his man throughout the overall of the fight. As it developed, Hemphill started looking like a more complete fighter-happy to stand and trades or gives the country – and showed a better variety in his shots. Although Jeffers could land cleanly, it was often at the price of two or three strokes landed for Hemphill. The fight became truly tiring as it was wearing, both men feel tempo and damage, but again, the American just better adjusted.
Mark Jeffers has just shown that in this fight a little too much note and that he could get him out on paper. In my opinion, it is a symptom for rubber garnets too long, because Jeffers just didn’t move the levels until he probably loved. Meanwhile, for Sean Hemphill, it could be a little punctual victory, because Jeffers is by far the best fighter that was beaten, and the division remains relatively thin.
Near Miss: Callum Simpson Def. Ivan Zucco
Stay with super medium-sized and in Yorkshire, local Hero Callum Simpson gave a little frightened undefeated Italian boxer Ivan Zucca. Simpson, much bigger and better man, walked in clean 1-2 from South Zucco just seconds in competitive-officially for the first time he was crashed in his career.
Simpson hardly proved that it was Fluke, pressing Zukovo in the ropes several times as Italian repeated his feat, throwing Simpson with the second moment while the bigger man progressed. Simpson didn’t look specially damaged after the waste, but they were both clean.
The party came about, however, because the man of Yorkshire beat him to ropes for most of the rest of the fight, and Zucco found only occasional success outside the third round. It was close to the tenth, when Simpson wanted Zucco three times before the Italian corner called to give up.
Simpson managed to get a stop in front of her hometown; However, there were really worrisome signs in this fight, especially for someone who deals with the fight against Likes Hamzah Sheeraz. For Ivan Zucco, he strongly exceeded expectations, but I would be shocked whether he would ever cross through the European level, because he was too small and lacked by horsepower through the Isherica.
Last Updated 06.09.2025