Chevalier defended his WBA-Oceania title in Sydney

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Chevalier defended his WBA-Oceania title in Sydney
Chevalier defended his WBA-Oceania title in Sydney. Tim Boxing

Chevalier defended his WBA-Oceania title in Sydney

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Chevalier defended his WBA-Oceania title in Sydney
Chevalier defended his WBA-Oceania title in Sydney. Tim Boxing

Faris Chevalier defended his World Boxing Association (WBA) Oceania light heavyweight belt with a victory via unanimous decision over Ronald Quinlan on Tuesday at The Star Event Centre in Sydney, Australia.

The French-born Australian proudly defended his title for the first time  in a 10-round bout in which he dominated the ring and worked very well during the course of the bout.

Chevalier, 35, has 13 wins in a row and returned in 2021 to boxing after a retirement that lasted five years since 2016. In his return he faced Blake Caparello, who was the Oceania champion and number 3 in the WBA ranking, and defeated him by unanimous decision in a good performance.

Now, with this new victory he has proven to be in shape and is looking for better opportunities in a division that has a lot of talent. Chevalier now has a record of 13 wins, 1 loss and 7 knockouts, while Quinlan dropped his record to 13 wins, 9 losses and 8 knockouts.


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