Axe Man victorious in comeback fight

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Former WBA super world featherweight champion Nicholas “Axe Man” Walters (27-1-1, 21 KOs) made his long awaited ring return Saturday morning in Santa Marta, Colombia. Walters ground out a workmanlike unanimous decisión over local favorite Luis Diaz Marmol (19-17, 11 KOs) in the eight round super lightweight main event.

The veteran Marmol was very game but the overall experience and skill level of Walters was the difference. Walters was coming off of a long layoff but had been training for months. He did not show much effects of ring inactivity as he was in complete control. The official scorecard ready 80-72 and 78-84 twice. A quick return to the ring is expected for Walters, who wants to remain active.

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  • Maybe get down to 135. When Haney splits up all those belts maybe Walters can get one of the champions to make a defense against the former champion with the big record.

    • Maybe but i saw the fight on a feed from Tijuana mx and he did not look good physically, a little soft.

      • Oh you can see he isn’t in the greatest shape in the pictures – or are you saying that maybe 130 would be even better for him?

        • Yeah, 130 would be good. He weighed in close to 140 only 5 pounds from 135 and looked soft.

  • It must feel great to get back in the ring and win after a few years off. Stay busy, but increase intensity at a slow pace. Getting in fighting shape is much different from being in shape.

    A few tomato cans to sharpen the blade is ok for now. Then make a move upwards. Power is typically the last to go, so he should be able to make some noise.

    • Problem is Walters power was against smaller guys moving up. He isn’t going anywhere at this point

  • if you see a fighter that has a record of 19-17, 11 KO, that means axeman boxing career is over.

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