Delio vs Callum Full Fight | Callum Peters vs Delio Anzaqeci Mouzinho Full Fight

0:01 And now, ladies and gentlemen, we cross the ring. It's time to introduce his opponent. This man boxes out of the blue corner this morning. He wears the blue, pink, and black trunks, tipping the scales underneath the middleweight limit, ready 71.96 kg. Trainer in the corner, Big Buddha Bradley Peters. He comes into this bout also with a perfect and immaculate record, five fights, five wins, five big wins coming by way of knockout. Hailing from Adelaide, South Australia, here is your former Commonwealth Games representative, your former Olympian, the brightest prospect in Australian middleweight boxing, here is the

0:49 undefeated Calum "50 Cal" Peters! When the action gets underway, referee John Cauchi. Boxers, center, please, for your instructions. Okay, boys. Don't come out. You both know the rules. Obey my command all the time. Protect yourself at all times. Touch gloves. Boys, let's get it on. So, a lot of respect and very soon a lot of activity, a lot of punching, and a lot of intent.

1:34 A big day for two undefeated fighters, five and oh with five KOs and four and oh with four KOs. And that sets the scene >> [bell] >> for an explosive middleweight contest. Peters, he's got the pink gloves. Masina with the red and the red trunks as well. And Peters early steps back and Masina comes straight towards him and explodes with a couple of big shots as well. Masina looking to be a surprising opponent here. Trying to catch Calum Peters off guard. Nice little sharp shot by Peters with the right hand. >> Yeah, he just sat down on that right hand. Masina, he can seriously punch. And if you're going to stand in front of him, you're going to have to get ready

2:20 to defend yourself. But Calum Peters, he is fighting fire with fire against the big puncher in the early stages here. >> Which is what Calum Peters has shown us he would do throughout the amateurs, right? He He doesn't like to take too many steps back. Likes to react, be active, keep you uncomfortable. Yeah, he does things you don't expect. He does things he probably shouldn't, but they seem to work out for him the majority of the time. Right now though, oh, he produces a right hand as he was going backwards. Good shot FROM PETERS. MASINA SCORED, BUT PETERS CAME BACK. Another thing, I think Masina wants to make Peters uncomfortable and keep attacking him, but that's that's sort of Peters' game. So, let's see if Masina can keep up this pace as as Peters ups the ante a little bit. >> Yeah, and what he does like to do as well, Calum Peters, and he mentioned it in commentary earlier, body shots.

3:05 That's where he'll be looking on Masina if he can. He tries to find one there. Masina comes straight towards him with a big power shot of his own. There's an awkwardness to Peters that works for him, but against a tough guy like like Masina, sometimes the awkwardness can work against him. He's got to be careful. There he got through with a body shot. He goes over the top. Masina, the southpaw, he tries to find his big left hand and Peters presses in towards him. Now, he throws an uppercut. He doubles up that right hand. He will look to the body from there, but he can't quite find him as Masina was reaching out towards him. Reaching again, Masina. He scores. Peters comes back over the top. Masina is game though. He's here to fight. He's traveled plenty in his young career has Masina, so that will not faze him

3:53 being here in Australia now. Peters scores with a right hand and he's happy to camp in Southport as well as Peters, who now switches back to orthodox and strides towards Masina, who just backs off here for a moment. Right hand, Peters. Rocks Masina back. He goes to the body. Left hook as well from Peters. Masina over the top. Body shot from Peters is a good one. You got to be careful with the clash of heads here. Masina stepped in a little bit. Here he goes, Calum Peters. He's putting him together now and Masina, he's right in the fire. He's going to have to punch his way out. >> Masina's legs look a little bit unsteady here. Big shot, PETERS. MASINA AGAINST THE ROPES. HE COVERS UP. PETERS ATTACKS and Masina is down. >> [cheering] >> LATE IN THIS FIRST ROUND, if he can DRAG

4:39 HIMSELF UP, HE'LL make it to round number two, but it has been dramatic from Calum Peters and the bell, well, it saves Masina. I bring that piece to Peters that yeah, you're on risk. You're playing Peters' game. I think that's what he's going to do again though, Masina. That is what he does. He comes forward. He throws big punches. So, let's see how that works for him here against the outstanding Calum Peters, who sent him down hard right at the end of the opening rounds. I think he's going to have the same enthusiasm now that he's felt the thunder from Peters. And Peters, well, it's ominous. He's standing in there. He's trading with Masina and Masina takes a right hand. He rocks under his heels for a moment. There's a hook as well. Masina is trying

5:24 desperately to find him, but all he's finding is those big shots from Calum Peters. >> Yeah, Peters is a little bit sharper, a little landing a little bit cleaner here in these exchanges and it's making the difference as Masina is once again breaking. Again, Masina may have wanted to make Peters uncomfortable, but it's like Tyson said, you get Everybody's got a plan until they get punched in the face. And Masina's plan is now backfiring as he's not able to really force the pace here and Peters senses it. He's closing in again is Peters and sends him down OFF A RIGHT HAND. AND THAT IS IT. SO, John Cauchi stops it. Calum Peters, >> [cheering] >> he gets a second round stoppage. Round of applause, please, for both of our boxers here center ring. >> [applause] >> As we get ready to make this one official

6:10 in Wollongong. The end comes officially, boxing fans, 57 seconds into round number two. Your referee, John Cauchi, calls a stop to the bout. We have an official method of victory, TKO, and it goes in favor of your winner, STILL UNDEFEATED, CALUM "50 Cal" PETERS! JUST A WORD ON YOUR OPPONENT because he is a a trailblazer in his country and he he acquitted himself well and and bravely again here today. Yeah, no. You look, you can see in the fight at the first round he was giving to me. I was like, "Oh, all right. Like I knew this was going to happen." And then for some

6:55 reason I was like, "I should have punched with him." Boom, boom, got hit. Caught him. I was like, "Ooh, all right. I'll see I'll see what he something is up, boys, but um yeah, no, good good hard hard fight. Um you know, got him in the first round, but you know, happens. It's boxing, you know. With a small gloves you can get anything, but um yeah, no, so I'm very excited for the future. Hopefully um hopefully maybe next month if it's possible. But if not, definitely here in the future. Um I want to thank all my sponsors. No limit for putting me on the card. EMR, uh Cheeky Brewery, Black Cartel, American Pearl, Australian Wide Roofing, ASW, uh Sonar Works, Simon Curran. You're not going to read all of those, are you? One, Push Master. West Central number one. Thanks to everyone who's helped out Calum, but what do you Springfield. >> Yeah. Yeah. All right. Um who do you want to

7:41 fight next? Uh you've given us lists before. We had to bring in an opponent from overseas, but who do you want to fight? >> Oh, look, anyone. Look, I'm down to fight anyone. Um even the big names, Rapa. Um I'm down for that one. Yeah, if it happens. If it happens, um maybe just got to wait and see. Um >> [snorts] >> Max Money, if he's down, I'd go up a little bit just for that one, but um yeah, look, here and there, no one put in front of me and you know, just whoever you get the phone call, pick it up, answer it. Let's go. Let's put it on. Everyone wants to hear for a fight, we'll give them a fight. You having fun, Calum? Oh, yeah, always. Oh, by the way, happy Easter, everyone. Happy Easter. I don't know what chocolate you're getting, but I'm getting ice cream. Enjoy your ice cream. Ladies and gentlemen, that is your winner, Calum Peters.

8:27 >> [cheering] >> Calum Peters