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David Carr vs. Amr Reda Hussen – Welterweight World Title
Carr wins the RAF Welterweight World Title with an 18-6 technical fall over Hussen, dominating with aggressive attacks, pushouts and precise control.
Breakdown: R1: Carr, 11-4 | R2: Carr, 7-2
Carr wasted no time. Quick pushout to open, then a low single into two clean laces made it 7–0 in under a minute.
Reda held his ground and looked for counters. Carr got in again—this time on a straight single from space. As he looked to finish, Reda exposed. Originally called four for Carr, which would’ve ended the bout, but Egypt challenged. On review, Reda was awarded exposure, too. Match continued, 11–4 Carr to end the first.
Second period, Reda again found exposure off a Carr leg attack—cutting into the gap. But Carr kept pressuring. Two pushouts and a caution against Reda for fleeing added three more to the board.
Final restart saw Carr take him to the edge again and drive through for four. 18–6 tech. Belt secured.
High pace. Clean finishes. Carr is now the first-ever RAF Welterweight World Champion.
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