Flint Outboxes Hatton to Retain Central Area Super-Lightweight Title
In an exciting night of boxing at the Utilita Arena in Sheffield, England, James Flint showcased his skills and defeated Campbell Hatton to retain his British Central Area 140-pound title. The bout, which was broadcast on DAZN, saw Flint dominate the previously unbeaten Hatton over ten rounds, with judges scoring the contest 98-92, 97-94, and 97-95 in favor of Flint.
Hatton, the son of legendary boxer Ricky Hatton, came into the fight looking to claim the same title his father had won 25 years earlier. However, it was Flint who proved to be the superior boxer on the night, outclassing Hatton throughout the match.
In another exciting matchup, Ishmael Davis secured a unanimous decision victory over Troy Williamson. The fight was in jeopardy after Williamson failed to make weight, but a last-minute agreement allowed the bout to proceed. Davis, with a record of 13-0, showed his skills and outpointed Williamson, who has now suffered three defeats in his last four fights.
On the undercard, Nico Leivars picked up his first career stoppage in a thrilling encounter with Piotr Mirga. Despite overcoming a gruesome cut and going into uncharted territory in terms of rounds fought, Leivars showed his determination and finished the fight with a left hook to the body in the ninth round.
