Bakole Vs. Ajagba heavy conflict joins the event of Canela Alvarez on May 3rd.

The heavyweight conflict between competitors Martin Bakole and Effe Ajagba was transferred to the Podvalu event Canelo Alvarez Vs. William Scull on May 3 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Bakole-Ajagba was initially scheduled for fighting at the Times Square event on May 2 in New York. It makes sense to add a fight to Canel’s card. For obvious reasons, it should be improved to attract interest. There

Boxingscene Pugmire chains violated the news that Bakole-Ajagba had been transferred to May 3. Bakole (21-2, 16 ko) has thrown out in the second round Joseph Parker Last month, he came in as a late replacement on February 2nd in Riyadh.

Threat to knockout

Ayagba of 6’6 ″ (20-1, 14 ko) is a much higher hit than Parker, and there is concern that he could achieve a similar knockout of Bakola. This is a dangerous guy with which any fighter face, with them going out with a bad knockout.

If there are permanent effects for Bakola from Parker fight, Ajabaga can use it. Martin will not refuse him. This is one of the seasonal events in Riyadh. So, he can’t afford to say it no.

Ayagba, 30, will leave from a 13-month release from his victory divided into 10 rounds over Guid Vianell last year on April 13. The 2016 Olympic Ayagba has won the last five fights since he lost to Frank Sanchez with a unanimous decision of 10 rounds on 9 October 2021. Ayagba was demolished in the seventh round of that fight and is hopelessly surpassed by Cuban talent.

Bakole’s questions of the conditions

Martin did not have a training camp to prepare for a fight and went into Form 310 pounds. Parker used Bakole’s conditioning and slow movements to throw it out. The punch that Parker landed for the knockout blow was the one who did not see Bakole to come because he threw his right hand. It was a shot that would usually take, but that surprised him.

This is the struggle that Bakole may have won that his weight was ranging from 270 to low 280, but not £ 310. In the first round, he injured Parker with a big right hand, but couldn’t finish it because of a bad condition.

Bakole may have been in his victories since his five-day knockout victory over Jared Anderson last August, when he was contacted as Parker’s replacement opponent. He was not in shape to fight anyone, let alone the first five like Parker. It’s a lesson for fighters: you have to stay in shape between fights.