Nineteen-year-old boxing sensation Leo Atang just stunned the U.S. with a second-round knockout of Glen Williams, adding to his already impressive 7-0 record with 7 KOs. Hyped by promoter Eddie Hearn as the next Anthony Joshua and future world champ, Atang’s speed, footwork, and knockout power are already turning heads. Still growing and barely 16 rounds into his pro career, Hearn plans to ramp up the challenge with eight-rounders against tougher foes—and at least one U.S. fight per year. Atang himself called his debut “unreal,” thrilled with the performance despite a tougher-than-expected opponent. Hearn sees him as a four-to-five-year project destined for the pinnacle of the sport.
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