Ekow Essuman took the path of Glasgow and called Josh Taylor a third consecutive defeat, winning by a unanimous decision in an upheaval.
Taylor (19-3, 13 ko) was the fighter side A and the house, and hoped to put his career on the right track at 34 with a Welter weight move. The Scottish looked clear in the first laps, but as the fight of the fight, the nickname of Essuman was won, when he followed a rhythm which saw him besides the work and exceeded Taylor, and simply take control of the fight.
The judges marked the fight 115-113, 116-113 and 116-112. Bad Left Hook has unofficially obtained the 115-113 fight for Essuman (22-1, 8 KB), who says he is now looking for world title fights.
“He’s an incredible boxer, I always respected it,” said Essuman about Taylor. “I left as the B side, I went inside the corner outside, I come in the lion’s den, I did what I did. I remember the things a long time ago when we clashed, and I put it in action.”
“I want titles of the world. I had what I wanted, they gave me an undisputed former champion, and I passed, I proved that I am world class. So put me on the world scene,” added Essuman.
Taylor will have a lot to think until his future in boxing, and left the ring before he could interview after combat. The former indisputable champion of 140 LB seems to have simply hit a wall. He loses against good fighters, but the fact is that he loses, and he hasn’t really looked like for four years now.
Perspective of heavy goods vehicles Moses itauma had a game opponent in Mike BalogunAnd this player had Balogun eliminated in the second round.
Itauma (12-0, 10 KB) continues to impress as a young pro, and the beaten media will only develop as long as it also looks clear. Balogun (21-2, 16 KB) is very limited, but you can see an obvious and authentic quality at Itauma, 20, it is not only the media for media threshing.
Nathaniel Collins remained undefeated by crushing Lee McGregor With three eliminations in the fourth round, marking the victory of the TKO-4 and improving its position as a featherweight competitor with WBC.
Collins (17-0, 8 KB) looked really sharp, and McGregor (15-2-1, 11 ko), once a best hopeful hope, looks like a fighter who has lost something vital in recent years, with his corner launching the towel after eliminations.
Aloys Junior marked the greatest victory of his career and won his 10th consecutive victory, ninth by judgment, with a third -round TKO victory David Jamieson.
Victory gives Aloys (10-1, 9 KB) the title of Cruiserweight Commonwealth. Jamieson falls at 13-4 (10 kB) on defeat.
