India boxer Vijender Singh professional.
On Saturday, he won against Hungary Alexander Horvath in less than three rounds.
There was nothing to stop boxing star Vijender Singh Indian
as he scored his fourth professional consecutive knockout victory by pummeling
Alexander Horvath of Hungary in less than three rounds on Saturday.
Vijender had no trouble punching his opponent, who could not
get up after being thrown off balance by his body punches in the third round.
"I do not know what happened to him, I think he was
looking to get out to make an excuse. It's a good start to the year for me. I
am happy to record another win by knockout. I think this is a great start for
me in the face my title fight WBO Asia in India (11 June) this year,
"Vijender said after the fight.
"My goal is to win the Asian title in front of my fans
and eager to record two more victories by knockout in April before playing in
India," he added.
The 30-year-old Indian, who entered in competition at the
back of three successive knockout victories, continued to be a cut above his
rivals, who talk big, but offer little inside the ring.
The 20-year-old Horvath, with an experience of seven
professional fights before Saturday, had been dining at the snake blood to
prepare, but it seemed strange routine did little in the fight against the
ferocity of the first Olympic Championship and world bronze medal India.
Vijender entered the arena of beating brands popular
Bollywood song 'Singh is King "and shouting encouraged by the important
Indian community present inside.
The Indian took just seconds to obtain a measure of his
rival and once this is done, Vijender landed some heavy blows to disrupt
Horvath, who spit his mouthpiece twice in the first round itself.
Vijender did exceptionally well in control of the pace of
the fight and managed to drain the Hungarian in the second round it.
Horvath's body language was slow, while Vijender executed
counterattacks with the right combination of confidence and power.
Horvath's agony ended just a minute into the third round
when Vijender body shots took him to his knees, giving India its fourth win by
knockout.
Vijender will next be seen in action on April 2, the
opponent and the place for which will be decided later.
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