Simpson avenges only loss in Williamson rematch
Callum Simpson reclaims the British and Commonwealth super-middleweight titles as he earns a unanimous decision in his rematch with Troy Williamson.
Callum Simpson avenged his sole career defeat by defeating former victor Troy Williamson in a thrilling rematch. The English super-middleweights dominated the three-round decision, with judges scoring 116-112, 117-112, and 115-113 in Simpson's favor. The 29-year-old, now under the guidance of new trainer Rob McCracken, unleashed a powerful right hand in the third round, but Williamson persevered, landing punches in the eighth round.
In the final round, Simpson's pressure broke through, securing a unanimous decision and improving his record to 19-1. Simpson expressed his satisfaction, acknowledging Williamson's toughness and emphasizing his personal struggle in their previous encounter. His promoter, Ben Shalom, praised the intense contest and hinted at Simpson's potential return to world-title contention.
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