Zelfa Barrett showcased his superior firepower as he dominated Jordan Gill in their fight for the WBA International super featherweight title. The fight culminated in Barrett stopping Gill in the tenth round with a series of powerful body shots, securing the victory and the title for himself.
Despite a slow start in the first few rounds, Jordan Gill, 29, managed to seize control of the fight from the fourth round onwards. Utilizing pressure tactics, Gill effectively put Barrett on the back foot, using his jab and footwork to outmaneuver his opponent and score key points. This dominance seemed to pave the way for what could have been a victory for Gill.
However, the momentum shifted dramatically in the tenth round. Zelfa Barrett unleashed a devastating hook to Gill’s body, sending him crashing to the canvas in visible agony. Although Gill managed to beat the count and get back on his feet, he chose to continue the fight aggressively rather than adopting a more cautious approach. This decision proved costly, as Barrett capitalized on Gill’s vulnerability and landed another punishing blow to the midsection, causing Gill to collapse in pain once again.
In contrast to the initial rounds where Gill seemed to have the upper hand, the final moments of the fight showcased Barrett’s resilience and killer instinct. Despite being in a compromised position, Gill refused to back down and fought valiantly, but ultimately, Barrett’s precision and power proved to be too much for him to handle.
Barrett’s Victory
Ultimately, Zelfa Barrett’s strategic body shots and unwavering determination secured him the win and the coveted WBA International super featherweight title. His ability to capitalize on his opponent’s momentary lapses in defense and deliver decisive blows ultimately proved to be the difference maker in this intense and hard-fought battle.
Zelfa Barrett’s victory over Jordan Gill serves as a testament to the unforgiving nature of the sport of boxing. With skill, strategy, and sheer determination, Barrett emerged triumphant, solidifying his position as a formidable force in the super featherweight division.