Skip to content

Lawrence Okolie warmed up for Wadi Camacho fight with a knockout win at The O2

Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player

Lawrence Okolie knocked out Tamas Lodi inside three rounds then warned Wadi Camacho that he will regret facing him next

Lawrence Okolie halted Tamas Lodi in the third round as he warmed up for a British and Commonwealth title clash against Wadi Camacho.

Britain's cruiserweight champion repeatedly floored his Hungarian opponent before the fight was waved off at The O2, setting up a showdown with Commonwealth title holder Camacho at the Copper Box Arena on March 23, live on Sky Sports.

Camacho had been originally expected to face Okolie, only for talks to break down, and both men traded heated words following a face-off in the ring.

Lawrence Okolie
Image: Okolie carried far too much power for Lodi

The punch power of Okolie had earlier been on show as he began to blast away at the defences of Lodi from the opening bell.

Okolie, watched by new trainer Barry Robinson, switched southpaw in the second round to change the angle of attack and soon dropped Lodi with a big left hook.

Lawrence Okolie
Image: The Hackney man forced the stoppage in the third round

The bell would spare Lodi after he was floored again, but Okolie finished off his 11th straight victory in the following round.

Also See:

Lodi took a knee after another cluster of hurtful punches, and referee Howard Foster stepped in when Okolie blasted him back to the canvas.

Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player

Look back at Okolie's destructive win over Lodi

Around Sky