Telford boxer Liam Davies toasts title win with burger
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Liam Davies said he was "a bit sore" after his win against Dixon Flores
Shropshire boxer Liam Davies celebrated his title win at the weekend with a "nice burger".
The Telford super-bantamweight beat Dixon Flores on points for the vacant WBC International Silver belt at the Arena Birmingham on Saturday, scoring 100-90, 100-90 and 99-91.
He said he was "a bit sore" afterwards, but being in front of the crowd had been "really good".
That makes 11 straight wins from 11 professional fights for Davies.
Liam Davies (right) said he hoped for another fight in the new year
"It was the first time doing 10 rounds, so it was really good for myself," he said.
"You can do it in the gym as much as you want, but it is doing it under the lights and I proved I can do it now and that gives me a lot more confidence going into the next couple which hopefully can be a big fight in the new year."
Davies said he was now looking forward to a "good rest" over Christmas but will keep training and hopes to keep "pushing up the ranks".
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