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5 February 2016 Keeley Hazell vs Rhian Sugden

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BBU BOUT FROM WEMBLEY ARENA, LONDON

(This Is Glamour vs PageThrees)

Posted by Glamour on February 5, 2016, 7:00 pm

After her destruction of Sam Cooke in December, and the setback faced by her nemesis Lucy Pinder against Lindsay Lohan, Keeley Hazell was keen to get back in the ring, especially after her Hollywood agent seemed to be ignoring her. The chance to rub Pinder’s nose in it by challenging and besting Lohan was flirted with briefly, before the girl from Lewisham decided that such a strategy could backfire on her. Instead she turned her attention to Rhian Sugden, rival Page 3 girl, who was born within a week of Hazell and who had made a number of defamatory comments about Hazell’s domination of the glamour model scene before she took up acting. Sugden for her part was desperate to start a reversal of her 1-4 record in the ring, though her loss to Emily Scott in 2013 indicated that she was going to be battling ring rust as well as Hazell.

The fight is scheduled for ten rounds at Wembley Arena. Hazell enters the ring in a black brashirt, matching gloves and denim cutoffs, whilst Sugden enters the ring in a set of black bra and panties with white trim and white gloves.

Round 1
Hazell is looking very focused. Sugden, who can punch a little, moves forward and looks to catch Hazell cold, perhaps. Hazell with a 1-2, the 2 doesn't get home. Jab again from Hazell gets there, though. 1-2 again, the right hand once again just a bit off, but Hazell's jab is working OK. Sugden's nose is bloodied. Hazell goes to the body, then again, then back to the jab upstairs. Sugden grabs onto Hazell with the right hand behind the head, and throws her left to the body a few times before the referee breaks them up. Hazell with another body shot.

Round 2:
Hazell's right once again just barely off, but then one lands after. Not clean, but definitely closer to clean. Little flurry from Hazell. Sugden basically impossible to really miss, little head movement, straight up, flat footed. Another jab snaps her head back and Hazell is landing consistently. Hazell not exactly stomping on the gas, but she's cutting a nice enough pace. Sugden's defense is basically non-existent.

Round 3:
Sugden's nose is just getting bloodier and bloodier. Sugden tries to rough Hazell up on the inside, but doesn’t have much success. Hazell with another little flurry that ends with a left hand to the head. Sugden goes southpaw, but doesn't stick with that for long. Hazell controlling with her jab from a wide stance. A right to the body, is followed by shots to the head, Sugden has no answers. It's not a savage beating, but this is a clear mismatch.

Round 4:
About halfway into this round, Sugden's glove or knee touchs the canvas, and referee calls a knockdown. The fight has a clear pattern. It's not competitive, and it's not that interesting at this point. We've seen that Hazell is obviously the better fighter.

Round 5:
Hard body shot at 1:15 in the round puts Sugden on her knees. She’ll fight on, but she looks like she doesn’t want to. After a right to the head, she goes down again. Another count, and the corner throws in the towel.
Keeley Hazell beats Rhian Sugden with a technical knockout in round 5.

Denise van Outen:”Keeley, you were up against a girl that showed a lot of ring rust in there.”

KH:”You can only beat what is put in front of you.”

DvO:”What do you see as being the next step for you?”

KH:”I built up plenty of beefs as a glamour model and I think everyone would like to see them settled in the cage. Becky Rule, if you are watching, let’s get it on...anywhere...any time…any place.”