Hamzah Sheeraz posted a photo of his injured left hand on social media today. The hand was injured during his fight last Saturday night against WBC middleweight champion Carlos Adames on the map of Turki Alalshikh at the Riyadh Riyadh room.
The fight is definitely a 12-round split draw, but fans saw Adames overwhelmingly as the winner with a wide margin. Fighters often get injured hands, but still find a way to win if they are talented enough.
If Sheeraz believes in himself, he will fight a re -broadcast with Adames. I would not recommend him to do so. He could in the second battle even worse, and he will be shown that his career was Always smoke only smoking and mirrors—he was just a creation of marketing to make money.
The scores
115-114: Sheeraz
118-110: Adames
114-114
Too much
The problem with Sheerez who apparently used his injured hand as an excuse why he looked so weak is that he struggled from the first round against Adames, eliminated and fought and looked shy all the time. Hamzah looked worse than weak from the beginning, and no one buys his injury as an alibi for his terrible performance.
I watched the fight and Adames won 118-110. It was one of his easier victories, because Hamzah looked like a fighter at the British level who didn’t belong to him. The judges did no favors by giving him the draw, because it made him look like he was given preferential treatment because he was built up to be the next star. However, Hamzah, 25, has been linked to non-world his entire eight-year professional career.
Sheeraz has never fought a step -species opponent to prepare him for his title fight against Adames. It was one of the problems. His promoters should first have combined against a top five contender before rushing in a world title fight against the worst link among the three world champions at 160.
The broken hand @seeraz_hamzah suffered in his fight against Carlos Adames 😬
📸 @Frankwarren pic.twitter.com/orpo3q0isn
– Dazn Boxing (@daznboxing) February 26, 2025
“It was his first world title fight. He went for it, but he was lacking, ”says Carl Froch on his YouTube channel and talks about Hamzah Sheeraz who failed in Riyadh against Carlos Adames last Saturday night. “Carlos Adames was too much for him.
“Many people said it wasn’t a close battle. On one of the scorecards it was 118-110, which is a wide victory for Adames. The other two, 114-114, a draw, and the other one went one point (115-114) for Sheeraz. “The general consensus is that Hamzah has beaten Weeraz well.”
Last updated on 02/26/2025
