In an impressive display of boxing prowess, Stephen Fulton Jr. faced off against Brandon Figueroa for the second time on Saturday night, securing a significant victory that crowned him the new WBC Featherweight champion. Holding true to the high expectations set from their first encounter, Fulton demonstrated his technical skill and strategic mindset, once again outperforming Figueroa. CompuBox stats revealed that Fulton landed a total of 239 punches with an accuracy rate of 33%, compared to Figueroa’s 141 punches and a 22% accuracy. Fulton’s ability to control the ring and pick his shots effectively was evident throughout the match. In post-fight interviews, Fulton expressed elation about reclaiming a world title, stating, “This is what I have worked for. I believed in myself, and tonight proved that hard work pays off. It’s a dream to be a champion once again.” Meanwhile, Figueroa acknowledged the defeat, noting, “Stephen is a tough competitor. He made it difficult for me, and I need to go back and reassess my strategies for future fights.” This rematch took place at the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas, heating up fans already excited about the rivalry between these two fighters. Fulton’s victory not only solidifies his status in the featherweight division but also sets the stage for potential future bouts against other top contenders. The fight was broadcasted live and garnered critical acclaim from fans and pundits alike, further establishing the careers of both fighters in the boxing landscape.
