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Angelo Leo and Tramaine Williams finally meet for WBO junior featherweight championship on Saturday, Jan. 23.

Angelo Leo and Stephen Fulton finally meet inside the ring in a battle of undefeated fighters for the WBO junior featherweight title from the Mohegan Sun Arena, Montville, Conn.

Leo and Fulton were set to clash for the vacant WBO belt at the beginning of August. Two days before the contest, Fulton revealed he tested positive for COVID-19.

Leo (20-0, 9 KOs) stayed on the card and took on Tramaine Williams, who was moved up from the undercard. The 26-year-old Leo was the aggressor throughout to win by unanimous decision to claim the vacant belt.

"It's been a crazy year for everyone, but to say I walked out of 2020 a world champion is truly incredible and humbling," Leo said in a press release. "I spent 16 years training for that moment to become a champion, and here I am, preparing for my next camp for my first defense top of 2021."

Fulton (18-0, 8 KOs) steps back into the ring for the first time since a January 2020 unanimous decision victory over Arnold Khegai. The 26-year-old is happy to return to action and win the first major world title of his career.

"I feel like everything happens for a reason because I'm 10 times more ready now than I was the first time around," Fulton said. "I'm excited to fight for the title, and I expect nothing but Angelo Leo to be himself and fight his fight on January 23."

Here is everything you need to know about Angelo Leo vs. Stephen Fulton.

WHAT TIME IS ANGELO LEO VS. STEPHEN FULTON
  • Date: Saturday, Jan. 23
  • Time: 9 p.m. ET (main card)
  • Main event: 11:30 p.m. ET (approximate)
The main card begins at 9 p.m. ET. Leo and Fulton are expected to make their ring walks about 11:30 p.m. ET, although the exact time depends on the length of the earlier bouts.

HOW TO WATCH LEO VS. FULTON
  • Showtime, Sho.com
Leo vs. Fulton is available on Showtime and can be streamed on Sho.com.

HOW MUCH DOES LEO VS. FULTON COST?
The Angelo Leo vs. Stephen Fulton fight is not on pay-per-view and is available only on Showtime.

WHERE IS THE LEO VS. FULTON FIGHT?
Leo will fight Fulton at Mohegan Sun Arena, Montville, Conn. It will mark the first time Fulton has fought at the venue while Leo competes there for the second straight time.

ANGELO LEO VS. STEPHEN FULTON CARD
  • Angelo Leo vs. Stephen Fulton for Leo’s WBO Junior Featherweight title
  • Raeese Aleem vs. Vic Pasillas; Junior Featherweights
  • Rolando Romero vs. Justin Pauldo for Romero’s WBA interim Lightweight title
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Saturday, January 23, 2021 at 9PM ET/6PM PT
Angelo Leo vs Stephen Fulton
Showtime
Mohegan Sun Casino in Uncasville, CT

In supporting capacity, another intriguing junior featherweight clash. Raeese Aleem (17-0, 11KOs) will face Vic Pasillas (16-0, 9KOs) in a scheduled 12-round contest. Opening the telecast, Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero faces Houston’s Justin Pauldo (14-1, 7KOs).

Angelo Leo (20-0, 9 KOs) vs Stephen Fulton (18-0, 8 KOs)

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Looks like nobody watched this card last night... of course with the Mcgregor madness... But don't worry Sherdog boxing heads , Showtime is replaying the card right now.
 
Leo vs Fulton results and highlights: Stephen Fulton Jr wins first world title, Ra’eese Aleem and Rolando Romero dominate

Stephen Fulton Jr picked up his first world title, claiming the WBO junior featherweight title with a wide but competitive win over Angelo Leo in tonight’s action-packed, grueling Showtime main event.

Fulton (19-0, 8 KO) took the W and the belt on scores of 118-110, 119-109, and 119-109 from the official judges. Bad Left Hook had it 118-110 on Wil Esco’s card, and 119-109 on my card. It was a clear-cut victory for the 26-year-old Philly fighter, but Leo (20-1, 9 KO) definitely fought his heart out all the way, he just wasn’t the better man in this one.

What doomed Albuquerque’s Leo, also 26, was that he found no real estate where he had a clear advantage. Fulton is well-known for a heavy, fast, sharp jab, and we saw that used very effectively throughout the fight, with Fulton rather easily able to control distance when he wanted. That was expected.


Less expected was Fulton fighting as much in the trenches as he did, as that figured to be Leo’s domain. And Leo did fight well inside with Fulton, but Fulton was no slouch in close, either; at best for Leo, the inside exchanges were about 50/50, and that just wasn’t enough. His corner were clear with him by the later rounds that he absolutely needed a knockout to win, but Leo is no big puncher, either, and the writing was on the wall. That said, he never gave up on the fight, and remains a real contender at 122.

The fight’s pace was astounding even if nothing overly dramatic happened, and Fulton in particular showed a crazy impressive gas tank, throwing a total of 1,183 punches, which dwarfed Leo’s own big output of 810 punches thrown. And Fulton wasn’t loading up on that early, either. He never threw less than 79 punches in a round, by CompuBox count, and in the last three rounds of the fight, he was still throwing 81, 109, and 88 punches. He threw over 100 punches in four rounds overall, including 104 in the second, 123 in the fifth, and 129 in the sixth.

Fulton landed 364 of those 1,183 (31%) total punches, and 320 of 913 (35%) power shots. Leo landed 262 of 810 (32%) overall, and 238 of 688 (35%) power punches. Fulton’s 913 power punches thrown are the third-most in 122-pound history for CompuBox-counted fights, and the combined 1,601 power punches thrown also comes in third in CompuBox division history.

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Looks like nobody watched this card last night... of course with the Mcgregor madness... But don't worry Sherdog boxing heads , Showtime is replaying the card right now.

I just watched it. Fulton really impressed me. Wasn't very high on him going in but that's a good win
 
I just watched it. Fulton really impressed me. Wasn't very high on him going in but that's a good win
Surprised people didn't switch over when having problems with the Mcgregor / ESPN PPV Stream...
 
Surprised people didn't switch over when having problems with the Mcgregor / ESPN PPV Stream...

I didn't have any issues thankfully and since I was recording it I wouldn't have switched over because like to watch cards in their entirety.

On a different note I'm surprised how this site didn't crash. A few others are having some issues but it's running smoothly for me
 
I didn't have any issues thankfully and since I was recording it I wouldn't have switched over because like to watch cards in their entirety.

On a different note I'm surprised how this site didn't crash. A few others are having some issues but it's running smoothly for me
Near 10k viewing the forum after the knockout...

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Nice. COVID has to be a blessing in disguise for message boards. The Houston sports forum I also post on has had a huge spike in traffic as well
Been steady... seems Only Fans hit the market at the perfect time. ;)
 
I think ppl didn't expect one for this fight.
I put it together late... Really, the only fights we actually need an RBR for are of course Canelo, the big 3 heavyweights, Pacquiao and the bigger names in title fights that will drawl the 1000+ post / thread limit... maybe another Mike Tyson exhibition... ;) and now maybe the Paul brothers, they seem to be gaining interest on the net.
 
I put it together late... Really, the only fights we actually need an RBR for are of course Canelo, the big 3 heavyweights, Pacquiao and the bigger names in title fights that will drawl the 1000+ post / thread limit... maybe another Mike Tyson exhibition... ;) and now maybe the Paul brothers, they seem to be gaining interest on the net.
I say do one for every event that's a main fight/championship fight/ or if it's televised.
 
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