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Callum Walsh vs Carlos Ocampo | Zuffa Boxing 01 | Full Fight Preview

The drama surrounding the WBA Inter-Continental Lightweight Title did not announce itself with fireworks or bravado. It arrived quietly, almost deceptively, wrapped in records that looked impressive on paper and reputations that hinted at violence rather than promised it outright. Inside the ring stood two men whose careers had been built in different ways but were now colliding at precisely the wrong moment for one of them. Dave Peñalosa, the southpaw from Cebu City in the Philippines, carried thirteen victories against a single defeat, a fighter known more for his grit and survival than for spectacle. Across from him was Daud Alaev, a man with twenty wins and just one loss, twelve of those victories coming by knockout, a fighter whose nickname “The Hunter” felt less like marketing and more like a warning.

From the opening seconds, it was clear this would not be a contest decided by chance or a single reckless exchange. Alaev walked to the center of the ring with the calm of a man who believed time was on his side, soaking in the support of a crowd that had come expecting dominance rather than drama. Peñalosa, in contrast, wore the posture of a survivor. His guard was tight, his elbows tucked, his eyes alert to every feint and every twitch of Alaev’s shoulders. The contrast in styles was immediate and unmistakable, orthodox pressure against southpaw resistance, power against persistence, inevitability against defiance.