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Bakary Samaké, rising star of French boxing, won in the seventh round of his fight against Australian Wade Ryan this Saturday, November 23, at the Forum des Halles de Châtelet (Paris). A masterful success, his 17th in as many duels.
One more step taken for Bakary Samaké. In his gradual rise towards conquering the United States and the world, the 21-year-old French boxer signed, this Saturday, November 23 at the Forum des Halles de Châtelet (Paris), his 17th victory in as many fights. The referee ended the duel in the seventh round, while the Australian Wade Ryan seemed totally lost in the ring and asked to stop the charges.
Next meeting on April 18
“Too many emotions. We brought the belt home, it’s ours, the people’s belt! This is Paris!”, rejoices Bakary Samaké with his WBC Silver super-welterweight belt. “Now see you on April 18 at La Défense Arena as the opening act for Gazo. A little message for my family, the staff for the great job and thank you to the French public. We’re going to do it, I’m the new nugget!”
It was in the seventh round that the matter was resolved. But the Frenchman took the upper hand in the third round, with a series of blows which all hurt his opponent very much. Who had to get up for the first time, sent to the ground by the power of the winner of the day.
Finally, after another sequence from Samaké, unable to hold his guard and staggering, Wade Ryan painfully got up in front of the referee who was counting down. Stunned, the Australian consulted his camp to finally end his suffering.