William Zepeda wins majority nod in rematch with gutsy Tevin Farmer, P4

Shidonna Raven
Jun 7
1 min read

This Article has been curated by UDBN

March 30, 2025

Again, Farmer shook out his left arm in the corner. He remained standing for much of the break, taking a seat briefly before the fifth round began.

Farmer scored with a three-punch combination in Round 5 and let loose with another extended flurry. Yet Zepeda had him reeling with 30 seconds remaining in the round. The referee was looking on closely. It wasn’t over: Farmer summoned an impressive left uppercut in the final moments of the fifth. Zepeda took it fine.

Farmer made a pivotal adjustment in the sixth. He did more sticking and moving, throwing two or three here, then bounding away. He brought blood from Zepeda’s nose. The round raised a few questions, namely: Had Zepeda taken the round off? Had Farmer found something that worked? Was it a mix of both?

We found out in the seventh round. Farmer continued to succeed. He had cut down Zepeda’s volume. Fewer punches coming at Farmer meant dodging those shots was a more manageable task. Zepeda did come on stronger with about 40 seconds remaining in the round.

By the ninth, though, Zepeda was cutting off the ring better again. Perhaps Farmer’s adrenaline was draining, the resistance diminishing. Once again, Farmer issued a reminder, landing a good left hand. Once again, Zepeda took it and kept coming.

We Got that FAN-Appeal | Undisputed Boxing News

Shidonna Raven, Creative Director

Marcus Doggett, Chief Editor