“The Axe Man’s” Comeback Comes To An End? Former Champ Walters Is Pulled Out After Three Rounds In Losing Fight With Luis Torres

03/09/2025 James Slater

Back in February of 2023, former WBA featherweight champ Nicholas Walters of Jamaica launched a comeback, this some six-and-a-half years … continue

Nicholas Walters Decisions Joseph Adorno In An Upset – Boxing Results

03/28/202403/28/2024 James Slater

38 year old Nicholas Walters, AKA “The Axe Man,” scored the biggest win of his career in almost ten years … continue

Nicholas Walters Wins Low-Key Comeback Fight – Boxing Results

02/27/202302/27/2023 James Slater

During what was a pretty busy weekend of boxing, former WBA featherweight champ Nicholas Walters returned to action in a … continue

Former WBA Super Featherweight Champ Nicholas Walters To Return On Saturday

02/23/2023 James Slater

This is a comeback that has taken a heck of a long time to get off the ground, but former … continue

Former WBA Featherweight Champ Nicholas Walters Expected To Make Comeback Next Year

12/29/2019 James Slater

Remember big-punching featherweight Nicholas Walters, AKA “The Axe Man?” Once one of the most exciting fighters of the lower weight … continue

HBO Embarrassed by Walters’ No Mas!

11/27/2016 Paul Strauss

Poor HBO. Saturday night at the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, Jim Lampley and Max Kellerman started the night off by spending many minutes trying to justify the controversial decision in the Andre SOG Ward over Sergey “Krusher” Kovalev fight. The explanation went this way. Max explained that after reviewing the tapes, he came up with the same score as the judges. They scored it 114-113 for Ward. Max said he had it in favor of Kovalev, but he quickly whitewashed his own opinion by saying, I understand why the judges voted for Ward! Hence, there really wasn’t an explanation, only an excuse. The fact is HBO’s hopes for a classic match-up ended up looking more like an MMA bout with Ward trying to garner points for a “take down”.

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Lomachenko Stakes His Claim for Fighter of the Year with Walters Stoppage

11/28/201611/27/2016 Top Rank

He came, He saw, He annihilated. Two-time Ukrainian Olympic gold medalist and two-division world champion VASYL LOMACHENKO (7-1, 5 KOs), successfully defended his World Boxing Organization (WBO) junior lightweight title by stopping undefeated former World Boxing Association (WBA) featherweight champion NICHOLAS “Axe Man” WALTERS (26-1-1, 21 KOs), of Montego Bay, Jamaica, on Saturday at The Chelsea inside The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas. Walters told referee Tony Weeks he did not want to continue after the seventh round. The fight was televised live on HBO World Championship Boxing®.

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Video: Vasyl Lomachenko vs Nicholas Walters – Post Fight Recap

11/28/201611/27/2016 Rummys Corner

Vasyl Lomachenko (7-1, 5 KOs) successfully defended his WBO junior lightweight championship belt when he dominated Nicholas Walters (26-1-1, 21 KOs) en route to a 7th round stoppage victory. Many boxing observers expected this to be a competitive contest between two elite boxers from this weight range. What transpired, however, was something completely different. Lomachenko made things look easy in there. Between the 7th and 8th rounds, Walters had informed referee Tony Weeks that he did not wish to continue. This ending left many fans disappointed, but the end result is that Lomachenko dominated and he looked sensational doing so.

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Dominant Lomachenko wants unification fight with Francisco Vargas next

11/27/201611/27/2016 James Slater

Vasyl Lomachenko is looking close to unbeatable right now; which may seem a strange statement as the reigning WBO 130 pound champion has lost a fight, and all that many fights ago at that. But the Lomachenko who lost a close decision to an over-the-weight and very crafty and tough Orlando Salido – in what was just Lomachenko’s second pro outing– was not on display last night in Las Vegas.

Lomachenko, expected by some to have some problems, maybe, with the power of Nicholas Walters, instead put on a dazzling boxing clinic that made “The Axe Man” say No Mas after seven rounds (this one day after the 36th anniversary of the most infamous quit job in boxing history, when Duran threw up his hands against Sugar Ray Leonard in their return bout). But there was no mystery over why Walters quit: he was getting schooled and he knew it. Lomachenko made a good fighter look very ordinary.

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Lomachenko defeats Walters – Results

11/27/2016 Jeff Sorby

In a real surprising outcome, WBO super featherweight champion Vasyl Lomachenko (7-1, 5 KOs) got former featherweight champion Nicholas Walters (26-1-1, 21 KOs) to quit after seven rounds on Saturday night at the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas. Walters looked befuddled all night long, but especially in rounds 4 thru 7.

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