Callum Simpson is a reflux. The hero of the British and the Mediterranean Commonwealth takes battles in the title in three weeks, and the activity rate is rarely seen at this level.
Before the Commonwealth Championship defense on Saturday against Elvis Aghara, lives on Sky SportsIn just two weeks and one week after his last battle.
“They needed someone to save the offer!” Simpson, who was happy with compulsion, said.
“I am not strange to the rapid shift with battles,” he added. “This is not the first time that I did this.
“I live life. I think this is the important thing.
“I went out and I had a little food, but fortunately, it was only a week, so I didn't make a big visit!”
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Callum Simpson devoted his victory over Sted Woodall over his sister, who died tragicly in just 19 years due to an accident
AHORGAH Mark Jeffrez was to fight at the end of last year and was in training in another battle. “He was ready to go in December and he was ready to go the next week. So he is fit, ready,” Simpson said of his opponent.
“His record, he got 13 wins, 12 wins by a knockout, so it is clear that he was carrying power. I saw him beating him and carrying power. Many stopped, do not stop stopping many of them, as it is a clean knockout.
“We have seen enough of what we need to see and as long as I do what I do, we will get win.”
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The referee jumped controversially in the second round, giving Callum Simpson the TKO victory over Sted Woodall
Simpson saw the challenge of Sted Woodall on January 11 in Sheffield, which ended in the second round. It was not exhausting Simpson physically. But he could have emotionally drained.
Simpson has been boxing for the first time since the tragic death of his 19 -year -old sister, Laila Ray.
“It was a very private night,” Simpson said. Sky Sports. “I can manage my feelings well. I knew that I should focus completely on entering that battle and I knew that I would be throughout the camp and on the night of fighting.
“It was an emotional night after that. I knew that I had to keep control before and after that when I entered my family in the ring and I interviewed and reflected what I was going to order in the past few months, it was a little emotional.
“It was a sweet, bitter night. It was happy because I got the victory and because of everyone who was there to support me.
“The only person who was not my sister, Laila Ray. We have honored her great and I feel that I did it proud and dedicated to that battle.”
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Callum Simpson opens the tragic loss of his 19 -year -old sister, who died a few weeks after his victory in his last battle in OakWell
By taking this Notice competition at Wembley Arena on Saturday, Simpson puts a lot on the line. It can be excluded from the main headlines at the Okwell stadium in his hometown of Barnesley this summer.
But it is not exhausted. “I couldn't take this battle,” Simpson said. “Every risk battle.
“I never quote my opponent, because I never ignore them. I always plan for the next but I make sure that I focused on this.
((In this battle of the field), there are potential for European titles or defending the British, and perhaps even fighting a global title, fighting someone in the first ten in the world. So we have a lot of options.
He added, “I believe in my ability, I believe in my preparation and I love fighting.” “I will fight at the end of every week if you can.”
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