WBC Intercontinental champion Oluwafemi “The Nightmare” Oyeleye delivered a knockout performance on Saturday, triumphing over Spanish boxer Leonardo Di Stefano in a super-welterweight clash at the 2300 Arena in Pennsylvania, USA.
The Nigerian-born fighter displayed his formidable skills, securing a decisive victory with a devastating hook in the fourth round.
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Entering the bout with an undefeated record, Oyeleye, 28, was determined to maintain his perfect streak. He did so in spectacular fashion, improving his record to an impressive 16-0-0. This latest win marked his 10th knockout victory, reinforcing his status as a rising star in the super-welterweight division.
From the opening bell, Oyeleye showcased his signature blend of power and tactical acumen. Di Stefano, a known knockout artist himself with 12 KOs among his 13 wins, faced relentless pressure from Oyeleye. The Nigerian fighter methodically broke down his opponent, culminating in a thunderous hook that left Di Stefano unable to continue, resulting in his third knockout defeat and fourth loss overall from 16 fights.
Oyeleye’s victory not only extended his unbeaten run but also solidified his reputation as a dominant force in the ring. Known for his powerful punches and strategic approach, Oyeleye once again demonstrated why he is a top contender in the super-welterweight division.
Following his victory, Oyeleye took to Instagram to share a video of the knockout punch, captioning it with a message of determination and ambition: “I didn’t come this far just to come this far. I’m coming for everything they said I couldn’t have. I’m your nightmare.”
As Oyeleye continues his ascent in professional boxing, his latest triumph serves as a statement to the boxing world: “The Nightmare” is a fighter to watch, with the talent and tenacity to achieve great things in the sport. Fans eagerly anticipate what’s next for the undefeated champion as he sets his sights on further glory in the super-welterweight division.
