Boxing Fans Shocked as 58-Year-Old Fights Boxer 36 Years Younger

Scot England Makes History as Oldest Welterweight Boxer

Boxing fans were left disgusted and shocked after witnessing a welterweight boxing match between a 58-year-old and a fighter 36 years his junior. Scot England, a former radio DJ, news anchor, and country music author, made history on Wednesday evening by becoming the oldest welterweight boxer in the world. But the fight didn't go as planned for England.

Quick and Brutal

The fight, which took place as part of the series "Country Box" in Nashville, TN, USA, was over in a matter of seconds. Just five seconds into the match, England was knocked down by his opponent, 23-year-old Jashawn Hunter, with a brutal headshot. Although England managed to get back up, Hunter continued his dominance and landed a few more shots before England's corner threw in the towel after just 46 seconds.

Fans Question Sanctioning of the Fight

Many fans took to social media to express their shock and concern over the fight being sanctioned. One fan said, "That was scary," while another questioned why the fight was allowed to continue after the knockdown. A third fan simply asked, "How was this even sanctioned?" Another fan called for the promoter to reflect on the safety of the sport, stating, "The promoter should have a serious look in the mirror after this one."

Guinness World Records Investigating

The fight has caught the attention of Guinness World Records, who are now looking into the claim that Scot England is the oldest welterweight boxer in the world. In the meantime, boxing fans continue to express their shock and concern over the brutal match.