Adeleye retains the British title, established for TKV Revateh after having stopped at the sixth round marked by the referee error

David Adeleye and Jeamie TKV will meet in a resale with Adeleye’s British heavy weight belt after the BBBOFC ordering the second struggle due to his strange episode during the sixth round of his struggle last Saturday night at the CO-op Live Arena de Manchester, England.

Surprisingly, the BBBOFC chose not to cancel the victory of Adeleye’s sixth round about Jeamie because it must have been a non-convenience in the eyes of many fans. In the sixth, referee Ron Kearney twice called “Break”.

The referee’s role

What is strange is like the referee, Kearney, did not solve the problem immediately penalizing Adeleye and giving TKV a five -minute recovery period. However, no matter how wounded it was, it may not have recovered the senses. The damage had already been done.

When TKV left her hands and she started removing -Adeleye nailed him with a great shot that dropped him. Adeleye left TKV for the second time later to get the tie.

The resale works well for Adeleye (14-1, 13 kos) because he gets the victory over Jeamie TKV (8-2, 5 kos) and will come into his resale as a British champion.

Some fans will be interested in seeing a second struggle between these two, but it is not much for Adeleye’s career. He is 28 years old and continues to fight at the British level, and does not qualify for the first 15 places. Is there everything there is for him? If you settle for operating your career on the British circuit, it is a waste.

“I was winning the struggle, as everyone knows. I won points,” said Jeamie TKV Talksport Boxing About his struggle with David Adeleye. “He did what he was planning to do. Everything was going to plan. The referee was technically out. The referee mistakenly.”

It did not look like the struggle was going well for TKV because it was slow, slow, holding a lot and labeled. I was not going to win the fight. Although Adeleye did not hit him with a cheap shot at halftime in the sixth place, the situation was terrible for TKV.

“I and Adam thought that my play plan was working to do certain things. We knew that Jeamie would start quickly. I knew I would go to Jeamie. I will be honest with you,” said David Adeleye. “The judges would not be needed.

“ Look at certain fighters such as Gervonta Davis. They have a low go out of purpose because they like to see what happens. They know they will get a tie later. I had this focus for this struggle. It was re -started and they stopped me.In the end, yes, but it is difficult. It takes two to Tango, ” said Adeleye when he thinks he thinks that the remuneration with TKV will be better.