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Zak Chelli Signs Zuffa Boxing Deal: ‘Ready to Fight Anyone’

Luciana Rodrigues

Zak Chelli has officially signed a multi-fight contract with Zuffa Boxing, securing a prominent platform on Sky Sports as he launches his ascent to the world stage. The Fulham-based fighter, who works as a schoolteacher during the day, is leveraging his recent breakthrough performance to establish himself as a serious contender in the light-heavyweight division. This strategic move aligns his career with one of the industry’s most recognizable brands, signaling his intent to compete at the highest level immediately.

Fulham star targets world title after stunning upset over ex-WBA champ David Morrell.

Chelli’s signing follows a career-defining upset victory where he knocked out David Morrell, a former WBA regular champion at both 168lbs and 175lbs. The win was particularly impressive given Morrell’s pedigree, which includes a competitive twelve-round bout against WBC Interim champion David Benavidez. By dismantling a fighter of Morrell’s caliber, Chelli has demonstrated the power and tactical acumen required to challenge for major world titles, earning him the attention of the global boxing community.

As a former British, Commonwealth, and English champion, Chelli now possesses the momentum and contractual backing to pursue international recognition. His declaration that he is “ready to fight anyone, anywhere” underscores his confidence and ambition post-signing. With Zuffa’s promotional reach and Sky Sports’ broadcast capabilities, Chelli is poised to transform his domestic dominance into a sustained campaign for world championship glory.

Source: Sky Sports

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Luciana Rodrigues

Luciana Rodrigues

Senior Sports Journalist & Chief Editor

Luciana Rodrigues is a dedicated sports journalist and lead editor at Today Match Info, specializing in global football tournaments, real-time match reports, boxing championships, and sports analytics. She adheres to strict journalistic integrity and high editorial standards for Google News readers.

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