Nigerian Boxer Efe Ajagba Triumphs Over Australian Opponent in Boxing Showdown

In an impressive display of skill and power, Nigeria's Efe Ajagba has once again successfully defended his World Boxing Council (WBC) Silver Heavyweight title. The thrilling match took place at the Tahoe Blue Event Center in Stateline, Nevada, in the early hours of Sunday, where Ajagba faced off against Australia's Joe Goodall in a 10-round main event.

The hard-hitting Ajagba delivered a crushing blow to his opponent, stopping Goodall in the fourth round. Just 50 seconds into the fourth round, Referee Tony Weeks made the call to save Goodall from further punishment as he had absorbed numerous unanswered punches from Ajagba.

Goodall had his moments, attempting to challenge Ajagba's dominance, but ultimately, the Nigerian's power proved too much to handle. Ajagba, based in Stafford, Texas, showcased his boxing prowess by improving his impressive fighting record to 19 wins with only one loss, securing his 14th knockout.

Joe Goodall, from Brisbane, suffered his first professional loss, bringing his record to 10-2-1, with 9 knockouts. This victory not only avenged Ajagba's past split-decision defeat to Goodall in the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland, but it also propels him closer to a shot at the main WBC Heavyweight title. Ajagba's career continues to flourish as he cements his status as a formidable force in the heavyweight division.