Conah Walker vs Sam Eggington live results update
On May 2, at the Civic Hall, Wolverhampton, Conah Walker vs Sam Eggington headlines a Matchroom Boxing fight card, live on DAZN. The main event will be in the super welterweight division.
We’ll bring you all the results from the Conah Walker vs Sam Eggington main fight card. The first fight is scheduled to begin at approximately 19:00 GMT/14:00 ET.
All results from Conah Walker vs Sam Eggington on May 2
Tiah Mai Ayton vs Stevi Levy
Up next on the Conah Walker vs Sam Eggington undercard was the highly talented Tiah Mai Ayton (6-0, 5 KOs) vs Stevi Levy (15-5, 2 KOs) in the featherweight division.
It was a confident start from Ayton, who showcased impressive variety in her work, while landing some hurtful punches near the bell. Ayton enjoyed plenty of success in the second round, showing plenty of hand speed and hurting Levy again, this time at the end of the second. Ayton went through the gears in the fourth, landing a big uppercut, and followed up with a series of hurtful, accurate punches, resulting in Levy’s corner throwing in the towel. An impressive TKO for “The Star Girl,” but it still feels like there’s plenty more to come, which is a scary prospect for women’s boxing.
Harley Burrows vs Lewis Howells
Next up in the middleweight division, it was Harley Burrows (1-0, 0 KOs) making his professional debut against Lewis Howells (3-8, 0 KOs).
Burrows made an eager start in the opening round and appeared to be trying to force the pace too much. The debutant made some great adjustments and started the second round impressively, mixing his shots well, before landing a big body shot, flooring Howells, who somehow made it to his feet and survived the round.
Howells showed bravery during the third, but Burrows continued to impress with his variety. Burrows continued to dominate, and after the slow start, he showed clear promise on his professional debut and deserved the 40-35 win.
Shannon Ryan vs Nicola Hopewell
In the opening fight on the Conah Walker vs Sam Eggington main card, it was Shannon Ryan (11-1, 2 KO) vs Nicola Hopewell (8-2, 1 KO), for Ryan’s IBF inter-continental title, and the vacant Commonwealth super flyweight title.
Ryan started brightly, taking the centre of the ring, landing a couple of heavy-looking right hands. The fast start from Ryan continued in the second round, landing some smart body shots, before a big right hand floored Hopewell, with her corner seeing enough and throwing in the towel. That was a career-best performance from Ryan, who has added the Commonwealth belt to her IBF inter-continental title. A second-round TKO win.
