Mughalzai throws rapid punches to start the second round.
Cassar tries to break it down by coming closer, rather than staying further away.
There’s a little jostling at close quarters.
This is better from the Aussie. He lands a solid left and tries to get the Englishman while in transition.
There’s a few airswings and Mughalzai nabs him on the chin.
Mughalzai is so strong.
He takes the second round on all the judge’s scorecards.
There’s a lot more sizing each other up in the third round. Mughalzai has the luxury of Cassar needing to do the work.
Even then, Mughalzai doesn’t hold back, landing some strong combos.
Cassar throws a few desperate punches that Mughalzai dodges easily and defends well.
Right from the start, that only looked like it was going to end one way.
It was brave from the 19-year-old Aussie, but Mughalzai had a whole other level of artillery and was unanimously pronounced champion.
Silver for Cassar!!
dan