Understanding The Upsets: Kelvin Davis, Mark Jeffers, and More!

Albright Shatters The Davis Legacy, Hemphill Stuns Jeffers, And Simpson Survives Zucco Scare in a Weekend of Chaos

By Ezekiel King: Nahir Albright Def. Kelvin Davis

Certainly The Fight That The Most Drama Over The Weekend, Former Keyshawn Davis Foe Nahair Returned From A Nearly Two-Year-Long Layoff to Overcome Keyshawn’s Oldest Brother, Kelvin. Kelvin Davis Towered Over Albright, Sporting A Five-Inch Reach Advantage, But Very Rarely Made Use of It During The Fight. Albright’s Game Plan was Clear From The Start: Jab His Way On The Inside of Davis’s Stance and Land The Right Hand.

In The Second Round, It Worked Out Perfectly, Buckling The Bigger Man’s Knees and Dropping Him in The Ensuing Flurry, Though It was Ruled by The Ruled by The Ruled. The Fight Became Internal Physical That Point on, As Kelvin Would Hold and Try to Bully Albright Against The Ropes When You Came Together, Though Albright by and Large Had More Success His Shots On The Inside. This all served to Severyly Hinder Davis’s Offense, As He was relegated to a Measly Average Punches A Round.

Davis Came on the Last Three Rounds, Landing a Fight-High Eleven Power Punches in The Seventh As the Pace became, But the Damage Was Done. Albright Outlanded And Hurt Davis on Several Occasions, Taking The Majority Decision in Enemy Territory. For Davis, It was a pretty horrific result, as of the His Flaws Come to cost Him HIS HIS HIS HIS HAHETOWN. The Ensuing Drama Will Likely Have His Berrels for His Brothers as well.

Albright, On The Other Hand, Return to The Pro Ranks, Knocking Off An undefeated prospect for a New Weight Class for Him and Potentially Setting Up to Former Champion Keyhawn Davis.

Sean Hemphill Def. Mark Jeffers

Heading Across the Pond to Yorkshire, IBF # 6 Super Middleweight Contender Mark Jeffers Lost His “O” to American Sean Hemphill, Despite Being A Sizable -1000 Favorite. Jeffers Pushed The Pace Early While Hemphill was Content to Sit Back and Pick His Shots. A flip switched in The Fourth Round When Hemphill Decided to Stand His Ground and Brawl With Jeffers.

Neither Fighter Had Trouble Landing on Their Man Throughout The Fight. As it developed, Hemphill began to look the more complete Fighter-happy to stand and Trade OR Give Ground-and Showed Better Variety in His Shots. Though Jeffers Could Land Cleanly, It Was Often at The Cost of Two Or Three Punches Landed for Hemphill. The Fight Became Truly Grueling As I Wore, Both Men Feeling The Pace and The Damage, But Again, The American Just Affted Better.

Mark Jeffers has proved Just to Be A Little Too One-Note in This Fight and Was Was Meant Was Meant to Beat. In My Opinion, It’s A Symptom Spinning Your Tires A bit too long, As Jeffers Just gotn’t moved up The Levels As He’d probably Have Liked. Meanwhile, Sean Hemphill, This One Could Be A Breakthrough Win, As Jeffers Is The Best Fighter He’s Beaten, and the Division Remains Reinrelyly Thin.

Near Miss: Callum Simpson Def. Ivan Zucco

Staying With The Super Middleweights and in Yorkshire, Local Hero Callum Simpson Was A Bit of A Bit Undefeated by Italy Boxer Ivan Zucco. Simpson, The Much Bigger and Better Man, Walked Into A Clean 1-2 From The Southpaw Zucco Just Seconds The Contest-Officially The First Time Heen Knocked Down In His Career.

Simpson Tried To Prove It Was A Fluke Intil Intil The Ropes Repeated Italy Repeated His Feat, Dropping Simpson A Second Time AS The Bigger Man Advanced On Him. Simpson didn’t look particularly damaged after either knockdown, but BUT BOTH WERE.

That is about the fun Stopped for Zucco, Howwever, AS The Yorkshire Man Battered Him Against The Ropains Of The Ropainer Of The Fighting Finking Occasional Success Beyond The Third Round. It’s Came to A Close in The Tenth, When Simpson Floored Zucco Three Times Before the Italian Corner Called It Quits.

Simpson Managed to Get The Stoppage in Front of His Hometown; However, there are someone weathering signs in this Fight, especially someone Pursuing Fights Against The Likes of Hamzah Sheez. For Ivan Zucco, Hey I’d I’d be shocked to be Moved Beyond The European Level, As He Was Just too Small and Lacked Horsepower Down The Stretch.