Nelson Hysa Destroys Thomas Narmo in 2 Rounds to Defend WBO Global Heavyweight Title

 Albanian heavyweight boxer Nelson Hysa recorded another impressive victory on Saturday night, defeating Norway’s Thomas Narmo in a clash between two undefeated heavyweights at London’s O2 Arena. With the victory, the 41-year-old Shkodran also successfully defended his WBO Global Heavyweight title.

 Albanian heavyweight Nelson Hysa in action against Norway’s Thomas Narmo at London’s O2 Arena, where Hysa secured a second-round victory to defend his WBO Global Heavyweight title and extend his unbeaten record to 25 wins.

Hysa needed just two rounds to stop his Norwegian opponent. Only 36 seconds into the second round, the Albanian landed a powerful right hand that sent Narmo crashing to the canvas.

 Albanian heavyweight champion Nelson Hysa stands over Norway's Thomas Narmo after dropping him to the canvas during their second-round knockout victory at London’s O2 Arena.

Narmo managed to get back to his feet, but he was visibly unsteady. The referee immediately stepped in and stopped the fight, a decision that prevented the Norwegian boxer from taking further punishment.

Medical staff quickly entered the ring and administered oxygen to Narmo. Fortunately, he was able to leave the ring on his own feet after receiving medical attention.

The fight ended with another tense moment involving Hysa. After the result was announced, the Albanian boxer moved toward the ringside area, where he became involved in a heated confrontation with German heavyweight Agit Kabayel.

The victory further strengthens Hysa’s unbeaten professional record, taking him to 25 wins from 25 fights, with no defeats. The Shkodran heavyweight is now looking toward an opportunity to challenge for a major world title.

At 41, Hysa remains unbeaten and continues to build momentum on the international heavyweight scene, with his latest victory adding another significant result to his professional career.