The Briton controlled the fight from the first bell, but only in the second round began to deliver his first power strikes. In the fourth round, Adeleye picked up the pace and hit a powerful right shortly before the bell. Ropes saved Musil from falling, and the referee decided to count a standing knockdown. Musil returned to his corner, but never left it again.
After the fight, Carl Frampton, commenting on this evening for the BT Sport TV channel, offered to hold a duel between Adeleye and Nathan Gorman (18-1, 12 KOs). The winner willingly responded to such an offer.