Jonathan Haggerty retains kickboxing world title because Jake Peacock claims to be dominant Muay Thai Win | WWE News
Jonathan “General” Haggerty definitely silenced his critics with a victory to keep his kickboxing belt in one 171: Qatar, while Jake Peacock returned the winning.
Five months after losing the one -sided World Championship Muay Thai in 49 seconds, Londoner bounced from his most serious career defeat to keep his kickboxing belt on Thursday at one 171: Qatar.
Haggerty, who had very little experience in sports before in November 2023 in November 2023 he captured that Bantamboxing World title, proved that he was a real master of striking art when surpassed 1 ranked “Demon Blade” by Wei Rui at Lusail Sports Arena in Qatar.
While the 28-year-old Brit tested water with low strokes and individual shots in the introductory frame, Wei took revenge on his own blows and then landed with combinations with multiple shots.
But in the second round, Haggerty found his rhythm and took over the fight. “General” was poetry on the move, because he was constantly changing his views to confuse the challenger, fired his strikes to the nearest limb, and then moved away before Wei could land his own blows.
In the third warmth, Londonci enhanced the heat, finding a home for the right hand, a blow and even her knees. Wei tried to keep up and release some bodily blows, but could not reconcile the speed of the ruling title owner.
Although the Chinese superstar made more pressure and showed a sense of urgency in the championship circles, Haggerty’s defense and distance control was spectacular. The Brit also continued to punish his rival with stunning right hands, knees, body blows and pushing strokes until the last bell, attracting admiring from live crowd.
In the end, three referees in Circleside awarded the unanimous victory of the Haggerty decision, which swallowed the charts 50-45, 49-46 and 49-46. With the victory, Londoner retains its kickboxing belt, improves its record at 23-5, and Wei’s impressive 2-beat winning streak.
Haggerty’s next match has yet to be confirmed, but he mentioned earlier that he wanted to bring back the World Cup World Championships to the World Cup.
Peacock returns with a knockout performance
After 10 months, the strong “One” Peacock finally returned to the championship circle and did not disappoint.
The inspirational combat combat fighter broke through the Japanese Muay Thai star Shinji Suzuki, eventually thrown out in the decaying moments of the three-time Muay Thai affair.
Peacock, the way to one: the winner of Canada, weighed the measured approach in the introductory stanza, as he sought his range with low strokes and strokes.
The action intensified in another frame, while the British-Canadian Dinamo overthrew his Asian rival with his left knee in his head.
Everything was downhill from there for Suzuki.
Just a few seconds in the third round, Peacock lowered it to the right elbow. The Japanese athlete beat the eighth -number referee, but low kicks returned to the canvas a few moments later. Finally, the British-Canadian striker attacked him with a stabbed left lacquer by the wall of the circle, a bunch of strokes, head blows, and another left hand to finish the job.
The victory pushes the record of Peacock at 14-1 and gives him 12 knockout career victory. After the fight, he expressed his desire to return to action soon and become more active in 2025.
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