Callum Simpson wins in the second fight for a three -week title with an exciting stop at Wembley Arena | Boxing news

Callum Simpson won the second fight for a three -week intervals, but the lively antagonist Elvis Ahorgah made him work to win at Wembley Arena.

Boxing on Adam Azim VS Sergei Lipinette at this Arena Wembley, Simpson applied Stoppage Finish within five rounds for all actions.

Simpson, a British champion in a super-row category, came in the short term. With two weeks of warning, just three weeks after the last fight, Barstley’s popular Simpson put the title of his Commonwealth on the line against the “soldier” from Ghana.

Simpson brings significant and vocal traveling support from Yorkshire, but Ahorgah played his role, aggressively confronting Barnsley’s man at their press conference while launching a verbal tirade in the iffiable Britain.

In response, Simpson began in a hectic, grabbing ahorgah with a fluttering. Simpson dominated the early exchanges and forced Gana to cover up behind his guard.

He took Ahorgah to the ropes and his cross landed in the head. Simpson started working on it with hooks and the upper cut, not allowing his rival toehold in the fight.

Long right related to Ahorgah’s beard. The right hook would follow the right upper part to catch the gan.

Ahorgah hit the wing into Simpson before the end of the circle. The second round with menacea began, launching a long left hook in Simpson. But the champion flew with the ropes to hit. The return of Ahorgaha with another permanent combination.

Ahorgah threw his right into the Simpson attack and caught his beard. But Gana came to the position and left open.

In the fourth circle of Simpson’s left hip struck her body and landed in the head. It saw Ahorgah caught him. Simpson wrapped his hand in the air, his own ship. But he eavesdropped on the more precisely shootings.

In the fifth round of the right upper part, he set up a hard left hook that scored Ahorgah’s beard. It landed from the impact and Simpson stormed into him.

Ahorgah tried to reciprocate, but Simpson pulled to the right. That ran into Ahorgah who fell forward. He began to stand up only by number nine, and Judge Howard Foster stopped him on his feet at 1:53 heels.

Next Simpson will be a big summer fight at the Oakwell Stadium full capacity in his Barnsley hometown.

“Ben [Shalom, his promoter] He watches potential Top 10 worldwide opponents. We have an abundance of opportunities, “Simpson said.

“Liam Cameron in the Yorkshire derby? If [Ben] Whittaker doesn’t want us to take him to Oakwell? Canelo to Oakwell? “

Scott Forrest in the fight with an unprecedented opponent Aurel Ignat It only lasted for one minute and 53 seconds, but that was the intersection of the action in the whole.

Scotland’s Forrest, like Simpson, came to it in a short three weeks after the last fight.

In a good victory, including the attractive stopping of Deevorn Miller, Forrest began to aggressively break through his opponent.

Ignat saw gaps and worried forrest with a sharp left hooks. But the weight of Forrest’s attacks forced Ignati to withdraw.

Forrest hit the hard right hooks. It hurts, they landed high on their heads, and early kicks looked like they could finish a hail and then.

But Ignat turned him around. He shook forrest badly and inserted the opportunity. He lined up the combinations and another powerful left hook hit home.

Forrest was on the ropes, waving unstable, and the judge jumped to pull him out, to Ignati’s enthusiasm and Forrest’s bitter disappointment. Scots wanted to continue. An elite perspective, Forrest suffered his first professional defeat, but Ignat gave his name.

“I wasn’t ready for this fight, but I had to take the opportunity. I am during the month,” Ignat said. “That’s why everyone should look after me.”

Lucas Roehrig is the protégé of George Groves, former WBA Super-Sidldlese World Champion. Groves became a coach especially for the training of young Londonians and Roehrig impressed himself in a competition that opened a television ticket.

In his second break, Roehrig looked relaxed, pulling loose stabs in the first round to catch Miroslav Savic.

He left the gaps in his guard, allowing Savic to cut him. But Roehrig hit with his opponent and landed with a greater force.

Well in control, Roehrig transferred Savic to the canvas in the third round. Since Savic showed that he was injured, clamping into his ear, Roehrig took advantage of the advantage and attacked pointless. He sent Savic twice another, left hooks dangerous, before the judge waved.

Jeamie tkv He won the difficult war with the exhaustion of Michael Webster Middlesbroug.

The scheduled 10-round became a ticklish affair, and both men were mouse forward. TKV was bleeding Webster’s nose, and despite the frustration, he managed to put his right hook in his opponent.

They collided too often. But in the end, TKV began to break through. He reduced his right in the webster beard in the eighth round and was bored with more punishing hits in the ninth.

At the end of that circle, Webster’s coach decided that his man had released a lot and waved his towel to pull him out.

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