Nicholas Walters: record, next fight and profile →
Joseph Adorno (18-3-2, 15KOs) and Nicholas Walters (28-1-1, 22KOs) get set to leave it all on the line on the March 27 edition of ProBox TV's Wednesday Night Fights.
Joseph Adorno will return March 27 at the Whitesands Event Center in Plant City, Florida, facing former featherweight world champion Nicholas Walters.
Yet another tough assignment is in store for Joseph Adorno. BoxingScene.com has learned that plans are in place for a crossroads bout between Adorno and former WBA featherweight titlist Nicholas Walters. The matchup is targeted to land on the March 27 edition of ProBox TV’s Wednesday Night Fight series from its central location at Whitesands Probox Events Center in Plant City, Florida.
Former World Boxing Association (WBA) featherweight champion, Nicholas ‘The Axeman’ Walters made quiet return to the sport last year.
Nicholas “The Axe Man” Walters quit from a one-sided beating against Vasiliy Lomachenko on Nov. 26, 2016, and quit boxing for good soon after.
According to Stephen Jones, president of the Jamaica Boxing Board (JBB), former world champion Nicholas ‘Axeman’ Walters had planned to return to the ring before the coronavirus pandemic broke out.
Former WBA featherweight world champion Nicholas 'The Axeman' Walters has pushed back his return, which was scheduled for this coming Saturday night against Mexico's Arturo Santos Reyes in Lincoln, Nebraska The fight was going to be part of the undercard to the Terence Crawford vs. Julius Indongo junior welterweight unification, which is being televised by ESPN.
BoxingScene.com has been advised that former featherweight champion Nicholas "Axeman" Walters (26-1-1) will return to the ring on August 19th against Arturo Santos Reyes (19-8) at the Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln, Nebraska.
As much as Jason Sosa wanted to see Nicholas Walters test Vasyl Lomachenko, Sosa suspected that was an unlikely scenario. Sosa, who’ll challenge Lomachenko on April 8, figured Walters had been too inactive to be ready to win a fight that difficult. Walters went 11 months without boxing between his fights against Sosa, who drew with Walters in December 2015, and Lomachenko, who dominated the previously unbeaten former featherweight champion.
Former world champion Nicholas Walters (26-1, 21KOs) has vowed to redeem himself after suffering the first defeat of his career last month at the Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas.