Basi boys are a class above
IT WAS a busy show for Fairbairn ABC and members of the Basi clan at the Prince Regent Hotel, Chigwell recently, with home club boxers appearing in all 13 bouts on a successful programme. There was a sweet revenge win for Fairbairn s Aran Basi when he bea
IT WAS a busy show for Fairbairn ABC and members of the Basi clan at the Prince Regent Hotel, Chigwell recently, with home club boxers appearing in all 13 bouts on a successful programme.
There was a sweet revenge win for Fairbairn's Aran Basi when he beat Jay Goddard (Fulbourn BC).
Keeping busy and refusing to let his opponent settle, he took the verdict to avenge a previous defeat by the Fulbourn boxer.
Jacob Basi was a very close points winner against Liam Hunt of Chalvedon. The result could have gone either way, but he just stole the verdict on a split decision from the judges.
Jakveer Basi impressed in his non-scoring skills bout with Steve Branch (Hoddesdon), and picked up the best prospect award at the end of the evening.
Kam Singh Basi boxed really well and after a close first round, he upped his pace and boxed really well to outpoint Jacob Miller from Chalvedon.
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The best boxer of the night award went to Bairn's Adam Patel, who knocked out Ossie Kirimli (Hornchurch) in the third round.
He ended the argument with a cracking combination after the pair punched out a close, hard-fought contest.
Also winning for Fairbairn, Nabiel Malik stopped Adheel Mughal (Kings BC), while Faruk Egat defeated Mike Gosling (Debden) using his long jab and right cross for a well-earned points decision.
Fairbairn's Antony McDonagh lost on points to Nick Johnson in a close contest.
But it was a night of mixed success for the Lawrence brothers - Christopher defeated Simon Doherty on points, and Michael was very unlucky to lose a close points decision to Max Hinson (Chalvedon), while Eddie lost the verdict to Nicolas Tipler (Chalvedon).