Local heavyweight boxer James “The Beast” Singh faced a tough defeat last night against Australia’s Teremoana Teremoana at the Qudos Arena in Sydney during a Matchroom Boxing event. The match, filled with anticipation, ended quickly, lasting less than two minutes. Teremoana, unbeaten and now with a record of 7-0, showcased his remarkable power from the outset, knocking Singh to the canvas just a minute into the fight.
Despite Singh’s efforts to rise, it became evident he could not continue, leading the referee to call a technical knockout. With this defeat, Singh’s professional record now stands at 12 wins and 7 losses, a setback for the heavyweight hopeful.
This bout marked an important stage in Singh’s career, following a buildup where he expressed gratitude for the opportunity to fight on such a notable platform, emphasizing the unwavering support from his fans and family back in Fiji. Previous articles highlighted Singh’s determination to make a mark in the boxing scene, hoping that a victory could lead to more high-profile opportunities.
While this defeat is disheartening, it serves as a reminder of the challenges within professional boxing. Many athletes face similar hurdles, and often, setbacks can lead to greater resilience. Singh has shown dedication and determination, and with the right support and training, he could return stronger for future bouts. The boxing community remains hopeful for his comeback and for the potential growth that lies ahead in his career.
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