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Nigerian Boxer, Oluwole Suffers First Career Defeat In IBF Title Fight Against Lani Daniels
Daniels displayed her dominance throughout the fight, with the judges scoring it 100-90, 97-93, and 98-92 in her favour after 10 rounds. The seasoned champion leveraged her experience to outbox the previously undefeated Oluwole, who entered the ring with a perfect record of nine wins, including five knockouts.
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Oluwole had trained intensely for the bout, aiming to secure her first world title. However, Daniels’ superior speed and tactical prowess proved too much for the young Nigerian, who struggled to keep up. Despite her valiant effort, Oluwole was outmatched by Daniels, who now boasts 11 career wins.
Fighting on home soil, Daniels entered the ring with a record of 10 wins, two losses, and two draws, supported by a passionate local crowd. Her confidence was evident as she kept Oluwole at bay with precise jabs and well-timed counters, ultimately securing her victory.
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Before the fight, Oluwole had expressed her optimism and readiness on social media, stating, “Just hang up; I’m dialed in on September 7.” However, it was Daniels who demonstrated sharper focus and determination on the night.
At 22 years old, Oluwole’s loss marks a significant moment in her career. While the defeat may be a setback, her performance against the two-time IBF world champion is a valuable learning experience. Fans are eager to see how she will bounce back, especially after proving her resilience in the early stages of her career.
Daniels, 36, continues her reign as a formidable force in the division, particularly on her home turf in New Zealand. With this successful title defence, she solidifies her position at the top of the light-heavyweight class.
Despite the outcome, Oluwole’s efforts in the ring underscore her potential in the boxing world, and this experience may serve as crucial motivation for her future challenges.
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