“The Axeman” Cometh!
Nicholas ‘The AxeMan’ Walters, (left) exchanges punches with Vic “Raging Bull”Darchinyan of US during the WBA World Featherweight title boxing match in Macau,Saturday.
boxing, Sports
June 2, 2014

“The Axeman” Cometh!

Jamaica’s Nicholas “The Axeman” Walters is now the World Boxing Association’s (WBA) World Featherweight champion. Walters won the title when he knocked out Vic “Raging Bull” Darchinyan of United States in round five of their contest in Macau last Saturday night. The Observer’s Tuesday Sports captures some of the moments of Walters’ great performance through photographs from the Associated Press.

 

 

Nicholas ‘The AxeMan’ Walterscelebrates afterwinning the WBAWorld Featherweighttitle boxing match.
Nicholas Walters isheld aloft by one ofhis handlers afterknocking out Vic‘Raging Bull’Darchinyan of theUS to capture theWBA’s WorldFeatherweight title.
Vic “Raging Bull” Darchinyan of the US, (on ground), falls after being hit by Nicholas‘The AxeMan’ Walters.

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