Frazer Clarke destroys the angry Ebenezer Tetteh to win in the return in the first round | Boxing news

Frazer Clarke returned to Smash through Ebeenezer Tetteh, finishing Gana in the first round of his heavyweight category.

Gana Tetteh raged at the end, but a huge blow knocked him off his feet, and Clarke had him in real problems when the judge intervened.

Clarke was boxing for the first time since its scary defeat of the knockout of Fabi Wardley. In his rematch with a Wardley for a British heavyweight category in October, the champion grabbed Clarke with a huge right hand, leaving him a nasty fracture on Jagodica.

But this result will help him shake out hangover of that loss and injury.

Burton heavyweight category took over the center of the ring, but Tetteh inserted the left hook into it and began to swing wildly.

But it was long before Clarke sliced ​​it with a little left hook. He landed harder and then launched the crushing of the exaggeration to the right that Tetteh cheered backwards.

Clarke then crossed over him and, from Tetteh, the judge, the judge forced his path between them, ending the fight in 1,52 first round.

Tetteh ended faster than Dillian Whyte, who in December had passed seven rounds with Tetteh and, by the way, faster than Daniel Dubois, who needed just over two minutes to stop Ganski in 2019.

Tetteh protested fiercely and took so much that he had to stay when he faced the judge.

He broke out from the ring before Clarke raised his hand.

“I knew it was a big shot,” Clarke said after that. “I knew he wasn’t everything, so I jumped on him and that was enough. But I think the judge did the job well.

“I’ve been crying for that kind of performance since my debut. It feels amazing.

“I felt appropriate, I felt strong, very focused … I live for this, I love.”

I would like to box the winner of David Adeleye-Jeamie TKV remains for the British title.

“He speaks for myself, I would love the winner of that struggle, I think it would be a great upgrade,” Clarke said. “I want to be outside as soon as possible.

“(Wardley’s loss,) made a strong, strong fiercer Clarke. For ahead of this, I’ll ask me to take people out and that’s so simple.

“You believe the best, Big Frazer -This back.”

Tyler Denny He has successfully returned from the early defeat of the knockout, as he abolished Elvis ‘soldier’ ​​of Ahorgah during 10 rounds.

Denny returned to action after losing the European Middle Category Championship in Hamzah Sheeraz in just two rounds. But he settled into a fight from the beginning. Denny was sharper and smarter and inserted the first half of the fight.

Southpaw judged when it should be transferred to Ahorgah with a hip group. And he moved faster on his feet, turning beyond the ‘soldier’ ​​to leave his opponent outside the position or stumbled forward. He did not allow Ahorgah’s occasional effort to show him to distract him.

Ahorgah dug and pressed forward in the sixth round. But in the next cuff, she forced the Ghana to the right hook. Ahorgah protested, but the judge took over the Count.

Denny scored in a heavy shot in the ninth round, but Ahorgah endured them.

In the last round he jumped beyond the canvas and flew, “Let’s go.” But unsuccessfully, he could not disrupt Denny’s dominance. The local man won 97-92.

Although Troy Coleman Has the defender of Midlands Middle Ages have secured a disturbing victory with an amazing return to stop Bradley Goldsmith.

It was a well -aligned fight with the title in the title as they fought through the first half of the competition, and Coleman took his right hands, but Goldsmith showed his quality.

In the sixth round, Goldsmith saw his opportunity. The aggressive southern Pope rocking Coleman and hit him on one side of the ring to the other, pouring the blows.

Just as it looked like Coleman would no longer take it, he refused back, attacking Goldsmith.

He launched the upper part on the bell to finish the circle that dropped Goldsmith, sending him to extend forward on his hands and knees. But the judge did not issue the number.

But Coleman renewed his attack at the beginning of the seventh, and Goldsmith was stopped on his feet.

Mark Jeffers He quickly made Ricardo Lara, lowering Mexican at the end of the first round and then early in the second to finish him.

Elliot whale He took the victory in eight rounds over Lucas Ballingall, who, despite the loss of the 79-74 decision, was competitive.

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