The Bluewater Boxing Promotion showcased an exciting boxing match as Jnr Binnu Singh faced Krishnil Mudaliar for the WBF Australasian Featherweight title at Lawaqa Park in Sigatoka. The fight began with Singh, cheered on by a boisterous home crowd, delivering powerful punches right from the start.
However, Mudaliar gained the upper hand in the initial rounds, utilizing his reach for precise strikes and tactical maneuvers. Singh, refusing to let Mudaliar control the fight, countered with body shots and pushed Mudaliar against the ropes multiple times. The battle evolved into a fiercely contested eight-round match, displaying both fighters’ skills and determination.
As the bout concluded, many observers felt Mudaliar had done enough to win on points due to his consistent performance. In a surprising turn of events, all three judges declared Singh the winner, leaving Mudaliar’s corner in shock and frustration, as they questioned the officials’ decisions. The atmosphere was tense, with Mudaliar’s supporters voicing their displeasure and remaining at the venue until the lights were turned off.
The unexpected result sparked discussions among fans and commentators, adding drama to a thrilling contest and putting both fighters’ futures in the limelight. Mudaliar has urged the Boxing Commission of Fiji to revisit the outcome, asserting, “I had won every round. It was a big robbery. I do not deserve this. He didn’t win a single round. I scored all the points, and all the cards were in my favour.”
Meanwhile, Singh celebrated his first international title, expressing his ambition for future bouts, stating, “I now have a fight in November. I think it will be an international fight as that is where my focus will be now.”