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Ohara Davies stops Tom Farrell in sixth-round to win WBA International super lightweight title in devastating performance

Farrell was floored FIVE TIMES in a massively one-sided fight as Ohara Davies banished memories of his only ever defeat last time out

OHARA DAVIES banished memories of his first ever defeat with a scintillating stoppage of Tom Farrell in Liverpool tonight.

Davies went into the clash for the WBA International super lightweight title on the back of a crushing stoppage loss to Josh Taylor.

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Ohara Davies got back to winning ways with a scintillating performance in LiverpoolCredit: Lawrence Lustig
Ohara Davies, despite his crushing win, said he still wasn't happy with how things wentCredit: Lawrence Lustig
Ohara Davies banished those demons that haunted him after he suffered his first ever defeat last time outCredit: Lawrence Lustig
Despite some needle pre-fight, there was plenty of respect on show between the two boxers at the endCredit: Focus Images

But tonight at the Echo Arena, the Hackney fighter had to much for a brave Farrell and answered his critics in fine style.

Davies knocked down Farrell FIVE TIMES in a hugely one-sided affair, before referee Steve Gray finally put the home fighter out of his misery.

From the very first bell it was clear Farrell was massively out of his depth.

With ten seconds to go in the opening round, Farrell was tasting canvas for the first time after "Two Tanks" Davies landed a huge left.

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Farrell managed to get to his feet, albeit unsteady, and ultimately it was the bell that saved him.

If the first round was bad for the home fighter, the second was disastrous.

Ohara Davies had far too much in his locker for Tom Farrell to cope withCredit: Lawrence Lustig
Tom Farrell was totally outclassed by the heavy-hitting Ohara Davies in LiverpoolCredit: Lawrence Lustig
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Ohara Davies floored Tom Farrell FIVE TIMES on his way to a crushing victoryCredit: Lawrence Lustig
Tom Farrell had the look in his eyes that perhaps Ohara Davies was a bridge too farCredit: Lawrence Lustig

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The Liverpool boxer was felled twice more, as Davies demonstrated that punch power that makes him a dangerous opponent at national level.

The next three rounds saw Davies continue to dominate, and while Farrell seemed to regain some composure and landed some jabs now and again, his face became a bloody mess.

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