FERMO – Professional boxing has recently seen the reaffirmation of a young emerging talent, with Lorenzo Tulli, a boxer from Elpidio aged just 18, who won his second consecutive victory last Saturday at the Palasport Coni in Fermo. His opponent, the Moldovan Marius Col, 25 years old, gave life to a gripping match, culminating in a victory for Tulli on points.
With the support of a passionate audience who crowded the stands of the Coni Palasport, Tulli faced Col with determination and the support of his team. Despite his opponent’s Balkan origins and his training in the region’s rigorous gyms, Tulli proved he was up to the challenge.
The meeting, sponsored by the city of Fermo and with the presence of the president of the Marche FPI Luciano Romanella and the sports councilor Alberto Scarfini, was characterized by a spirit of loyalty and mutual respect. The athletes exchanged blows in six intense rounds, with Tulli gradually taking control of the bout thanks to powerful strikes and tactical skill.
Tulli’s success was determined by his ability to hit with precision and power, putting pressure on his Moldovan opponent. Although Col di Lui resisted bravely, it was Tulli who prevailed on points, demonstrating his talent and his determination in the ring.
Tulli’s team, led by technician Matteo Paccapelo and with the assistance of cutman Andrea Tulli, played a fundamental role in supporting and guiding the young boxer towards victory. With this second consecutive victory, Tulli is getting ever closer to the top of the federal national ranking, fueling hopes of a future challenge for the Italian title.
The organizing company Nike Fermo played a key role in promoting boxing in the region, further consolidating its status among the main players in the national boxing scene.
In conclusion, Lorenzo Tulli’s victory represents not only a personal triumph, but also a significant moment for boxing in Fermo and Italy, highlighting the emerging talent and passion for the sport in this community.
