“Knockout Artist”

I roto i tona whawhai whakamutunga, he a'ee i whakaaturia i runga i ESPN “Whawhai Night Rāmere”, Whakakitea Ahmed mana nui, maturuturu hoariri tona Lawrence Blakey e toru nga wa i mua i te kaitautoko mutu whawhai i te 1:44 mark of round three. Kia mohiotia hoki he ringa taimaha, Elbiali Ko te kaitoi knockout ko wai e titiro ana ki te whakawhānui i runga i tona pūkenga KO.

“Hiahia ana ahau ki te haere tonu ki te tiki pai ki ia whawhai,” Said Elbiali. “I’m always throwing hard punches and the knockouts are happening. I don’t want to rely on my power every time I step in the ring. I know if I start head hunting then I’ll be doing myself a disservice. I want to keep improving on my body punching and head movement. If I see my opponent is in trouble, reira e te ka ka ngana ki te mutu i te whawhai ahau.”

Tohutohu e Al HAYMON, Elbiali feels he has what it takes to become something special in the cruiserweight division. With a few more victories, Kite Ahmed whawhai ia mo te taitara rohe.

“E mohio ana ahau ki a Al Haymon āta ārahi i ahau i roto i te aronga tika, Ka taea e ahau hei he ingoa whare i roto i tenei hākinakina,” Tonu Ahmed. “Ki te taea e ahau te kaha faaoaoaraa i roto i 2015, I know there will be opportunities for me to capture the fans attention. I just want to keep fighting on a regular basis and make some noise in the light-heavyweight division.”