Prince Naseem Hamed’s son secures dominant victory at X Series 17 after opponent’s corner throws in the towel and quits mid-fight

Boxing legend Naseem Hamed's son Sami picked up a dominant victory over Jesse Clarke at the MF & DAZN: X Series 17 event which went down at the 3Arena in Dublin, Ireland.

Sami Hamed was in cruise control from the opening bell, finding his rhythm and establishing control with sharp combinations. In the opening minute, Hamed's stinging jab repeatedly found its mark as he dictated the tempo of the fight. Clarke swarmed in with some counterpunches. However, the patented Hamed footwork proved to be effective, as the 26-year-old circled his opponent to create angles.

He picked up the pace in the second frame and unleashed heavy artillery with straight rights and uppercuts. Hamed targeted Clarke's compounding damage with pinpoint accuracy and landed precision strikes. In the end, his opponent's corner had seen enough and they threw in the towel for the referee to step in and conclude the contest. With that, Hamed walked away with a TKO win (doctor's stoppage) at the 2:21 mark of the second round.

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His father, 'Prince Naseem', was a flamboyant figure in the world of boxing who was known for his flair, ring generalship, and his aptitude for showmanship. Hamed captivated audiences with his unorthodox footwork and managed to build a formidable record of 36 wins and one loss in his professional boxing career.

He won 31 fights by knockout and is widely regarded as a pioneer in the art of pugilism. Several fighters, including the likes of UFC star Conor McGregor, have held his skills in high regard. Hamed held multiple featherweight world championships and reigned as the lineal champion from 1998 to 2001. In 2015, he was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame for his stellar career.

He joined his son in the ring following the win over Clarke, even engaging in a wholesome routine celebrating the dominant win.