Sam Noakes Obliterates Ryan Walsh, Dominates Every Round to Retain British Lightweight Title!

Witness the intensity as Sam Noakes destroys Ryan Walsh over 12 rounds to retain his British lightweight title in a dominant, one-sided victory. Relentless punches, a war of wills, and Noakes’ continued reign—discover how it all unfolded!

Noakes Overpowers Walsh to Retain British Lightweight Title

Sam Noakes returned to the ring for the first defense of his British lightweight title, facing the battle-hardened Ryan Walsh. Despite delivering relentless pressure throughout the fight, Noakes was unable to secure a stoppage but still cruised to a dominant unanimous decision. This victory, marking just the second decision win of his career, proved Noakes’ strength and control over 12 punishing rounds, even as Walsh refused to break under the pressure.

Early Rounds Set the Stage for Noakes’ Dominance

The bout started with Walsh in his usual southpaw stance, making it tough for Noakes to find an opening. But towards the end of the first round, Noakes found his rhythm, landing a left hook and right-hand combination that set the tone. By the second, Walsh switched to orthodox, and Noakes capitalized, landing a devastating uppercut and snapping Walsh’s head back with a straight right hand. The power of Noakes’ punches and his ability to control the pace made it clear that Walsh’s resilience would be tested early.

Noakes Turns Up the Heat in the Mid-Rounds

From the third round onwards, Noakes tightened his grip on the fight. As Walsh’s movement slowed, Noakes dominated with powerful right hands that left Walsh open for further punishment. Despite bleeding heavily by the fourth, Walsh stayed tough, but Noakes’ precise shots were beginning to have an undeniable impact. In the fifth, Walsh landed a few counters, but Noakes’ consistent pressure began to break him down. With each round, Noakes continued to unleash a barrage of punches that tested the limits of Walsh’s endurance.

Noakes’ Relentless Onslaught in Championship Rounds

As the fight entered the championship rounds, Noakes unleashed his best shots. By the sixth round, he was landing combinations to both the head and body, while Walsh, though still standing, struggled to respond. Referee Reece Carter was forced to take a closer look at Walsh after Noakes landed a series of four uppercuts late in the eighth round. Though Walsh continued to stand strong and reach the end of each round, the toll of Noakes’ punches was evident.

Walsh’s Iron Will Holds Strong, but Noakes Prevails

Despite the relentless assault, Walsh’s toughness was undeniable. He refused to give in, absorbing punishment and showing incredible heart throughout the 12 rounds. But Noakes, with his superior power and technique, earned a decisive victory. Judges scored it 120-108 and 119-109, with Noakes proving his dominance over the course of the fight. His British and Commonwealth titles remain intact, but Walsh’s bravery earned him admiration from all corners of the boxing world.

Conclusion: Noakes Proves His Dominance, Walsh Earns Respect

Sam Noakes delivered an incredible performance that secured him a decisive win, but Ryan Walsh’s toughness made the fight unforgettable. Noakes’ aggressive style and powerful punches overwhelmed Walsh, but Walsh’s refusal to wilt earned him the respect of fans and analysts alike. With his first successful defense of the British lightweight title, Noakes continues his climb up the ranks, but Walsh’s iron resolve ensures he remains a force to be reckoned with in future battles.