Kenneth Sims Jr. Parts Ways with Premier Boxing Champions
Kenneth Sims Jr. is gearing up for a fresh start in his boxing career as he bids farewell to Premier Boxing Champions (PBC). The talented 140-pound contender has amicably split from the company, with both sides parting ways on good terms.
Sims expressed his excitement for the future, stating, “It will be a good thing for my career. I want the biggest fights and I want to stay active. Those go hand in hand. It was just time for a fresh start.”
The Chicago native boasts a record of 20-2-1 with 7 knockouts and is coming off a thrilling 12-round majority decision victory over Batyr Akhmedov in Las Vegas. This win extended Sims’ impressive seven-fight win streak and propelled him up the WBA 140-pound rankings.
Despite his recent success, Sims faced setbacks following his upset victory over Elvis Rodriguez in May 2021. He found himself on the sidelines for an extended period, missing out on key opportunities to advance his career.
Now, as the WBA’s top contender, Sims is eager to challenge the reigning champions in the division. With offers already on the table and more expected to come, Sims is determined to secure a shot at the world title without the need for a tune-up fight.
“I want to fight for that world title,” Sims declared. “I’m ready for the biggest fight possible. Just like when I fought Elvis, I didn’t need any tune-up for that.”
Summary:
Kenneth Sims Jr. has parted ways with Premier Boxing Champions to pursue bigger opportunities in his boxing career. With a strong desire to challenge for a world title, Sims is focused on securing high-profile fights against the top contenders in the 140-pound division. Despite a year-long layoff, Sims is determined to make a splash in the boxing world and is ready for any challenge that comes his way.
