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This Friday on DAZN from Australia, 8 round super welter headliner, Balla is 16-2-1 , his losses came to Kambosos on points and was stopped by Jin Sasaki who got dusted in a title fight against Norman Jr, Balla has beaten Jack Brubaker who some might know

Vorobev 21-3-2 is Russian, has a SD loss to Karen Chukhadzhian and has beat Breidis Prescott and Diego Chaves

An interesting Aussie-level bout. I'm leaning toward Vorobev, who's faced and had success against stiffer competition.

November 7: Melbourne, Australia (DAZN)

Qamil Balla vs. Sergei Vorobev, 8 rounds, junior middleweights
Stephanie Lee Cutting vs. Mariah Turner, 10 rounds, female featherweights
Mounir Fathi vs. Andrew Hunt, 10 rounds, junior middleweights
Mai Soliman vs. Jasmine Parr, 10 rounds, female junior bantamweights
Lilo Telepe vs. Chaiwat Phuttaruksa, 6 rounds, middleweights
Connor Hall vs. Joshua Shannon, 4 rounds, super middleweights
Jonte Metaxas vs. Aung Sanda, 4 rounds, junior welterweights

Kicks off in half hour, 8am UK time, I'll catch main event when i finish tonight

Balla wins a UD, deserved, he outworked Vorobev for long spells, he's pretty awkward, lunged in, a lot of wide punches, switched southpaw now and again and generally kept Vorobev occupied, Vorobev was more conventional, tall and upright, decent jab when he used it but Balla landed all the eye catching shots, looping punches catching Vorobev clean and outscoring him

handsofstone wrote: ↑07 Nov 2025, 14:22 Balla wins a UD, deserved, he outworked Vorobev for long spells, he's pretty awkward, lunged in, a lot of wide punches, switched southpaw now and again and generally kept Vorobev occupied, Vorobev was more conventional, tall and upright, decent jab when he used it but Balla landed all the eye catching shots, looping punches catching Vorobev clean and outscoring him

I expected more out of Vorobev, but a good and deserving win for Balla.

Fahti vs. Hunt at SWW ended with a surprise. Fathi was pretty much in control and then got KO'd out of nowhere in the sixth.