William Zepeda wins majority nod in rematch with gutsy Tevin Farmer, P2

Shidonna Raven
Jun 5
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March 30, 2025

Zepeda, a 28-year-old performing in front of his home country, came out with his characteristic suffocating aggression and volume, seeking to break Farmer down with a lot of pressure and a lot of punches. Farmer boxed capably, aiming first and foremost to make Zepeda miss, but also looking to make Zepeda pay. Both men wisely began investing in body punches as well.

Zepeda tried to start each round in the center of the ring, or beyond, closing the distance from the outset. Farmer sought to use Zepeda’s strategy against him. He would land as Zepeda moved forward, disrupting his rhythm even if it didn’t quite fend him off. Farmer couldn’t throw every moment of the round, though, and Zepeda capitalized on those other moments by letting his hands go. Farmer was able to avoid many of those shots, but not all.

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