Houston, TX (Kọkànlá Oṣù 2, 2015) – Yi ti o ti kọja Saturday ni awọn gbagede NRG ni Houston, Texas, middleweight afojusọna, Kalebu “Dun-ọwọ” Ohun ọgbìn (11-0, 8 KOs), wà undefeated, gba nipa ọna ti a unanimous ipinnu lodi si rẹ toughest alatako lati ọjọ ni Tyrone Brunson (22-6, 21 KOs).

In the early rounds Plant used an educated jab to offset the power punches that Brunson was trying to land. As the fight went on, Caleb continued to apply pressure with the jab and started to land his overhand right. Brunson, tí a nše soke julọ ninu awọn ija, had no answer to the technical boxing skills that Plant was displaying. Caleb showed elusive defense throughout the fight when Brunson, ti o ní a arọwọto anfani, gbiyanju lati de rẹ akojọpọ. Ohun ọgbìn, ti o ti jẹ gaba lori ni punches gbe, won by an impressive unanimous decision. Scorecards read 79-73 lemeji ati 78-74.

Pẹlu awọn iṣẹgun, Plant is on the fast track to becoming a household name in the middleweight division. Bi 2015 yonuso si ni opin, Kalebu kan lara ti o ni ọtun lori Pace lati se àsepari rẹ ìlépa ti di a aye asiwaju.

“Ohun gbogbo ti wa ni lilọ bi ngbero ati ki o Mo ro Mo ti fihan a pupo ti ìbàlágà lodi si Brunson,” wi Tennessee abinibi Kalebu ọgbin. “Gbogbo ija ti wa ni si sunmọ ni mi setan fun awọn nigbamii ipele. As I step up in competition, I see myself going the distance more often. It’s a good thing because you never want to rely on your power to win fights. Although most of my wins have come by knockout, I’m more confident in my ability to box my way to a victory if I have to. With another year or so under my belt, Mo ti yoo lero Emi yoo wa setan lati koju ẹnikẹni ninu awọn middleweight pipin.”

Ohun ọgbin vs. Brunson a televised bi ara ti Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija (PBC) lori NBCSN ati igbega nipa Kite * Battah ni igbega.