Adam Aziz vs Ohara Davies Prediction: A battle between Young Star and Legend

Headlining the high voltage event is the bout between Adam Aziz and Ohara Davies. The pro boxing fight will be held in the early hours of Sunday. This matchup is set as the main event under the 140 lbs (63.5 kg) weight class. Adam Aziz has been on a perfect ride in his last five bouts, while Davies just lost his last bout. All action will take place at Copper Box Arena, Hackney Wick, London, and will be aired on Sky Sports.

Adam Aziz is currently on an impressive unbeaten run of eleven match wins. The 22-year-old fighter is fighting out of Slough, Berkshire, with a foundation style in boxing. His last fight was on February 3, 2024, as a co-main event. He defended his EBU European Super Lightweight Title against Enock Poulsen in the fifth round and won via TKO/KO while Enock suffered an injury. He challenged for the belt on November 18, 2023, against Franck Petitjean and won via TKO in the tenth round. Prior to this fight, he won against Aram Fanilan on September 2, 2023, via unanimous decision victory. On March 6, 2022, he challenged for the British Southern Area Lightweight Title against Connor Marsden and won in the first round via technical knockout. He went on to win the vacant WBC Intercontinental Youth Super Lightweight Title against Anthony Loffet on June 25, 2022.

Ohara Davies is from Hackney, London. He boasts of a professional record of 25 wins, 3 losses, and 18 knockouts. In 2015, he turned professional and won his first 15 fights, earning the WBC Silver super-lightweight title in the process. His unbeaten streak came to an end in 2017, when he suffered a shock defeat to Josh Taylor. He lost his chance for the vacant interim WBA World Super Lightweight Title against Ishmael Barraso in the first round via knockout. From 2016 to 2017, he was the WBC silver light-welterweight champion. The other two losses he has in his career were to Jack Catterall and Josh Taylor. His most recent win was over Lewis Ritson in March 2023, when Davies won with a vicious left hook to Ritson's stomach.

This bout is between a legend of the division and a young rising star. Davids is known as a powerful puncher with lightning-fast hands, capable of knocking out opponents with a single blow. He is a master at using his feet to create angles and openings for his punches. He has great side-to-side movement, which lets him circle around his opponent and attack from places they don't expect. The worry in this bout is he is on the edge of retirement, and his last bout loss needs redemption. Adam is a much younger version with massive strength. The 22-year-old has always been decisive in his shots and is also in his prime time. Given how Davies lost his last bout, I see no difference in this bout. Hate to say, but he won't get his needed redemption in this bout. This fight will surpass the initial two rounds and conclude with a knockout.