By Elliot Raines: #1 Abdullah Mason believes that his fight goes to “skyrocket” if he successfully defeats #2 Sam Noakes of their fight for the vacant WBO lightweight title in 19 days on November 22 on the ANB Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Mason (19-0, 17 KOs) says he’s looking forward to showcasing a few of his skills on this fight against Noakes (17-0, 15 KOs) that he’s been working on within the gym. He’s been training for 12 rounds, as their fight is scheduled for that. The furthest Abdullah has ever been during his profession is six rounds.
Mason vs. Noakes will likely be on the undercard of David Benavidez vs. Anthony Yarde on DAZN PPV. Mason-Noakes has a superb opportunity to steal the show, because the fights above it are considered mismatches. Mason, 21, is giving freely so much within the age department against the 28-year-old Noakes. He’s giving freely quite a lot of age and experience to the British fighter.
November twenty second Important Card
- David Benavidez vs. Anthony Yarde
- Brian Norman Jr. vs. Devin Haney
- Jesse Rodriguez vs. Fernando Daniel Martine
- Abdullah Mason vs. Sam Noakes
Mason’s Skyrocket Prediction
“It’s going to skyrocket, I consider. My job is to remain focused and keep doing what I’ve been doing as I’ve been doing,” said Abdullah Mason to Fighthype about what he sees happening if he successfully defeats Sam Noakes to capture the vacant WBO lightweight title on November twenty second.
Mason may have to knock out Mason for his profession to skyrocket on this fight since it’s not going to be nearly ok for him to win a choice. To change into a star, Mason has to do something spectacular on this fight.
“That is going to be my first 12-rounder. So, I’m going to have 12 rounds to go off of and capitalize on his side. I feel he’s going to be an amazing opponent for a few of my skills to come back out slightly bit more,” said Mason. “That’s what makes this fight exciting. What Sam Noakes has and what he’s done to other fighters. It’s a test, and I’m prepared to face that test with flying colours.”
Noakes’ Knockout Threat
It wouldn’t be a large upset if Noakes knocks out Mason on this fight because he’s an enormous puncher. Mason has already shown vulnerability within the chin department, getting dropped twice by Yohan Vasquez of their fight on November 8, 2024.
Elliot Raines has covered British and European boxing since 2010. Known for his sharp pen and low tolerance for hype, Raines dissects the game’s politics, promoters, and paper champions with dry precision.
Last Updated on 11/03/2025