For the majority of his clamor and colossal cases, Francis Cheka ended up being an agreeable adversary for the 'Lord'. As Singh is King boomed over the general population declaration framework at the Thyagraj Stadium, Vijender Singh had held his WBO Asia Pacific Super middleweight title and it had just taken him three rounds. Truth be told, it had taken him significantly lesser. Where Cheka heave and spit blood following a moment and 56 seconds into the third round, Vijender pointed at his corner this was altogether done.
Indeed, even before the official word, the banner was out and it was spread out in all its strength and grandness as the Indian commended with his coach and group.
The 2008 Olympic bronze medallist pointed at Cheka who had been compelled to withdraw to his corner subsequent to being given a huge poke from the India's privilege. Furthermore, with that, Vijender had made it 8-0 in Pro Boxing and effectively shielded his title.
On the off chance that the initial two rounds were any sign, this outcome wouldn't come as a shock to any. Vijender showed fearless guard including both users of both hands to hinder any assaults and flawless development of his feet to move side-to-side and forward and backward.
Later Vijender in his standard obliging way said, "I burned through two months in Manchester to get ready. There have been a lot of competing and preparing for this title battle. What's more, in this holding of the title. On account of everybody for the support and to my group for staying close by. I don't have to state much, I have faith in punch power and thanks to everybody."
Review of 'Amazon Prime Video'
