Ajagba, Bakole battle draw in Saudi Arabia heavyweight bout

Nigerian heavyweight Efe Ajagba and Congolese contender Martin Bakole fought to a dramatic majority draw in their highly anticipated bout in Saudi Arabia. 

Judges scored the contest 95-95, 94-96, and 95-95, with one narrowly favouring Ajagba while the other two ruled it even. 

The intense 10-round battle saw Ajagba, boasting a record of 20 wins and one loss, showcase his skill and determination, while Bakole aimed for redemption after a recent defeat to Joseph Parker. 

Despite bookmakers favouring Bakole, Ajagba’s resilience proved decisive, leaving both fighters with unfinished business after the gripping contest.

The bout was a crucial juncture for both fighters in their pursuit of a world title shot in the competitive heavyweight division, currently ruled by Oleksandr Usyk and Daniel Dubois.

Neither fighter managed to deliver a decisive performance, but their aspirations remain alive.

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