Daniel Dubois vs Nathan Gorman 13.07.2019
In a thrilling display of power and skill, Daniel Dubois claimed the British heavyweight title with a stunning fifth-round knockout victory over Nathan Gorman at London’s O2 Arena. The highly anticipated clash between the two undefeated prospects lived up to expectations, delivering an action-packed encounter that showcased the rising talent in British heavyweight boxing.
Dubois, the 21-year-old Londoner, demonstrated his formidable punching power early in the fight, putting Gorman on the canvas in the third round. The Manchester-based Gorman, cousin of heavyweight star Tyson Fury, showed tremendous heart to recover and continue the battle.
The fight’s momentum swung back and forth, with both fighters landing significant blows. Gorman, trained by boxing legend Ricky Hatton, had his moments of success, particularly in the fourth round where he caught Dubois with a pair of well-timed uppercuts.
However, Dubois’ relentless pressure and devastating right hand proved to be the deciding factor. In the fifth round, he connected with a thunderous overhand right that sent Gorman crashing to the canvas for the second time. Despite Gorman’s valiant attempt to beat the count, referee Victor Loughlin waved off the contest at 2:41 of the round.
The victory marks a significant milestone in Dubois’ career, improving his record to 12-0 with 11 knockouts. This performance against a highly-rated opponent firmly establishes him as one of the most exciting prospects in the heavyweight division.
For Gorman, this marks his first professional defeat after 16 consecutive victories. Despite the loss, his showing demonstrated the depth of talent in the British heavyweight scene.
The O2 Arena crowd was treated to a spectacular night of boxing, with the main event delivering on its promise of high-stakes drama. This victory positions Dubois for potentially bigger fights on the international stage, as he continues his ascent through the heavyweight ranks.
In the aftermath of his triumph, Dubois expressed confidence in his abilities and hinted at his future ambitions. As the British heavyweight scene continues to thrive, fight fans will eagerly anticipate the next chapter in Daniel Dubois’ promising career.
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Filed under: Heavyweight - @ July 13, 2019 11:59 pm
Tags: Daniel Dubois, Nathan Gorman