In a dominant display of skill and power, Janibek Alimkhanuly successfully defended his IBF and WBO middleweight titles in Astana, Kazakhstan, with a brutal fifth-round knockout of Anauel Ngamissengue. Alimkhanuly controlled the fight from the outset, landing powerful and precise shots that ultimately proved too much for his opponent.
Ngamissengue`s troubles began early when he was dropped at the end of the first round. Although initially appearing to be a slip, the referee correctly ruled it a knockdown as Ngamissengue took a knee.
Throughout the fight, Alimkhanuly demonstrated superior boxing ability, utilizing a sharp jab, powerful left uppercuts, and excellent distance control to keep Ngamissengue at bay. Ngamissengue, while showing toughness, struggled to match Alimkhanuly`s level.
The fight concluded in the fifth round when Alimkhanuly unleashed a devastating left hand, followed by another, that snapped Ngamissengue`s head back. Clearly dazed, Ngamissengue stumbled into the ropes and fell to the canvas.
Although the referee hesitated slightly, Ngamissengue`s corner had seen enough and entered the ring to stop the fight, preventing further punishment. Despite the loss, Ngamissengue showed courage in the bout.
Alimkhanuly`s performance highlighted his exceptional power and accuracy, solidifying his position as a force in the middleweight division. He proved that it will take an exceptional fighter to defeat him, given his impressive skillset and powerful attacks.
With this victory, Alimkhanuly`s record improves to 17 wins with no losses, and 12 knockouts. Ngamissengue suffers his first defeat, his record now standing at 14 wins and 1 loss, with 9 knockouts.
