Austin Williams defeats Patrice for free

ORLANDO, Fla. – Austin ‘Ammunition’ Williams (18-1, 12 KOs) defeated Patrice Volny (19-2, 13 KOs) with an unanimous decision to win the WBA Continental American middleweight title. All three judges won it with ammunition (118-110, 116-112, 115-113) as he was a more active boxer.

Williams found his first boxing card and delivered it as expected. Hearn liked what he saw from the ammunition. “It was the best victory of his career. Volny was a serious fighter, conditioning born for ammunition. The middleweight division is a kind of death. Now there are characters, characters, exciting fighters. He has it all, and I think it’s time to see the guy fight for the world’s middleweight title in 2025.”

A tall, long boxer, Volny brought the challenge with his high guard defense. Williams’ high-capacity attack allowed him to land in limited terms through Volny’s strict defense. “He had never been stopped before (volny). I was hoping for it, but my maturity told me I couldn’t go and do anything, I learned from doing it. I had to strategically beat him,” his winning ammunition said.

Williams wins his second victory in four months. He is now on his way to the title of the world, and his personal advances prepare him for him. He overcomes his personal challenge and loses his uncle while training for Ham the Sheilaz. He lost to Ciaraz, but he learned a lot from the fight and now he is fully focused on his career. His drive to victory increased as his wife expects his first child. His conditioning has improved significantly from his last two fights. He was very active from the opening bell to the 12th round.

In the co-main event, Edgar Berlanga (23-1, 18 KO) did a quick job of Jonathan Gonzalez Ortiz (20-1-1, 16 KO), who defeated him with a technical knockout in the first round, becoming WBO Nabo’s super middleweight champion. “I know boxing is not an easy sport. He’s been fighting me, especially with him (Gonzalez Ortiz). I’m getting wary. I have to be smart, and I went there and deal with business,” Berlanga said in his victory.

After the battle, Eddie Khan and Berlanga knew they were looking for a big battle with the Caleb plant. Berlanga leads the chant “f*ck plants, f*ck plants.” Berlanga has become a free agent and said he and Eddie are in good condition and hope to work with him in the future. It appears that there is a great interest in the potential for the Berlanga plant fight, and the bad blood between the two makes it more interesting. Caleb joined Twitter (X) and criticized Berlanga for being overweight and for his chants generating little fan participation.