Hamzah Sheeraz vs Liam Williams Prediction: Hamzah Sheeraz posed for another emphatic win

Hamzah Sheeraz and Liam Williams will be having bouts for the Commonwealth and WBC Sliver Middleweight Titles. Hamzah Sheeraz is seeking to defend his Commonwealth and WBC Silver Middleweight titles once again this Sunday and establish his dominance. Both fighters are coming off a statement victory in their last, as Hamzah Sheeraz secured a KO/TKO in the second round against Dmytro Mytrofanov in order to defend his WBC Sliver belt, while Liam Williams secured a stunting technical KO in the first round against Florin Cardos. This promising bout is set to be a 12-round bout and will be held at the Copper Box in London, England. Fans can be sure to catch the event live, as it is set to be the main event. Or watch it live on ESPN+ or TNT Sports 1, depending on the location. Stats wise, Hamzah Sheeraz has recorded five wins in his last five, and Liam William has won just three of his last five bouts.

Hamzah Sheeraz boasts an impressive 18 wins in 18 bouts and will be looking at keeping up such an impressive record against Williams. In his last two fights, Sheeraz defended his WBC Silver Middleweight Title against Dmytro Mytrofanov and won the vacant Commonwealth Middleweight Title against River Wilson-Bent. Prior to this event, in 2019, Hamzah Sheeraz won the QP Vacant Championship against Ryan Kelly and got the WBO European Title eight months later against Paul Kean in the sixth round, which forced Kean to retire. Later, towards the end of 2020, Sheeraz won the WBO European Super Welterweight Title against Guido Nicolas Pitto in the 10th round. He went on to defend this twice against Ezequiel Gurria and Bradley Skeete, all in a TKO victory. He went for the vacant WBC International Silver Middleweight Title against Jez Smith and went on to defend it twice again against Francisco Emanuel Torres and River Wilson-Bent.

Liam Williams will be looking at getting his hands on this belt after losing his chance in 2021 for the WBO World Middleweight Title when he challenged Demetrius Andrade for it in a unanimous decision. Williams lost his next fight to Chris Eubank, who decked him four times. Since then, he has rebounded with two KO wins and a 25-4-1 record, with 20 knockouts, and is now entering the ring. Williams has recorded other significant losses to top boxers, such as Liam Smith twice in April and November 2017 and Chris Eubank Jr. in 2022. Liam Williams is a professional boxer whose specialty is stoopages, and with his solid punches, he gets most of his wins.

Sheeraz will be defending a bout that he won in his last two bouts in the ring. The last nine bouts for Sheeraz have been about getting or defending a title, so mentally, his mentality will be actively ready for this bout. In a fight in which Sheeraz will be looking to have his two belts, which he just won, his last two fights can only promise to be intensive. With a younger age than Liam Williams and a higher height, Sheeraz will be looking to employ all that to his advantage. Liam Williaam's chin doesn`t look as durable as before, and this is what Sheeraz will like to take advantage of in this bout.