Efe Ajagba: The One And Only Beast With A Capital B-The Heavyweight Alaburuku Of Ughelli.

Efe Ajagba born 04/22/1994 is a 6'5 Heavyweight with a 5-0 5 KO's record. Born in Ughelli, Nigeria and fighting out of Stafford, Texas, USA. Hailing from the heavy handed iron chinned land of Samuel Peter, Efe has all the makings of a ferocious force to be reckoned with, especially his terrifying, sinister, vicious straight right. I haven't seen genuine somnolence inducing Deontay Wilder-esque power, well since Deontay Wilder. This mother****er has the right hand of doom, he grazes guys with it and its like a sedative, their asses immediately go into a hypnagogic state, if he connects flush, they're off to never never land. Efe a former footballer, is relatively new to the sport, he turned amateur back in 2011, and had an impressive resume of 41-2 30 KO's as an amateur, with a win over Junior Fa, only losing to the brilliant Ivan Dychko and Big Bad Joe Goodall. He won a gold at the 2015 African Games, bronze at the 2014 Commonwealth Games, and represented Nigeria at the 2016 Olympics. In 2017 he turned pro, and signed with Richard Schaefer's Ringstar Sports, and hooked up with super trainer Ronnie Shields, who's over the moon with excitement, with his new prospect. Efe has most of the fundamentals down from what I see, he's quick on his feet, cuts the ring off well, feints quite well, sets up his power shots behind a decent jab, and what a power shot it is, its going to lay flat many a pretender, hell, I'd pick Efe to bulldoze Gorman, Kean and Dubois right now, they have power, he has dynamite in his knuckles. He calls himself a beast with a capital B, he very well may be right. So Check Out A HW prospect I'm actually excited about, The Nigerian Sedative Efe Ajagba.








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For the record, his old nickname was King Kong, which he changed after turning pro, for obvious reasons, and he';s taken the new moniker of The One & Only, and recently referred to himself as a Beast with a Capital B, hence my thread title.

 

Yep, but that was one of only two losses he suffered in the amateurs. There's nothing to be ashamed of losing to a talent like Dychko though.

 

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