Ohara Davies has insisted that he "will be back" after losing to Scotland's Josh Taylor in Glasgow on Saturday night.
Taylor has been crowned the new WBC Silver super-lightweight champion after overcoming Davies, who had been unbeaten entering the much-anticipated contest at the Braehead Arena.
However, Davies, who had been locked in a war of words with Taylor in the build-up to the fight, has vowed to return stronger, in addition to paying his respects to the home fighter.
Congrats to Taylor and his Team, sometimes in life you take Ls, was quite embarrassing but this is entertainment and I will be back #Boxing
— Ohara Davies (@OharaDavies) July 8, 2017
A kid from the streets of Hackney, I think I've done ok, I may have took an L in Boxing tonight but I will succeed in life #Boxing
— Ohara Davies (@OharaDavies) July 8, 2017
Davies's professional record now stands at 15 wins and one defeat from 16 fights.
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Matt Law
Matt Law
