Nakathila has remained in the gym, though, jumped at this opportunity and intends to stand out on this high-profile undercard. “Being on this card, this is an exciting card,” Nakathila said.

Nakathila insists he will apply what he has learned from his subpar performance versus Stevenson when he boxes Berchelt, who Caesars Sportsbook has established as almost a 6-1 favorite.

Nakathila (22-2, 18 KOs) has spent most of his career fighting in his native Namibia, and aside from Stevenson, he was beaten by the then-undefeated Evgeny Chuprakov in 2016.

With Nakathila essentially saying he was unable to see the referee had to recommend the fight be stopped, which it official was at the 0:01 mark of Round 5. With the win Mason moves towards his ...

Meanwhile, Nakathila (23-2, 19 KOs), only two fights removed from an embarrassing shutout loss against Shakur Stevenson, was ecstatic. “From the first round, my corner told me to take my time ...