Adam Azim Next Fight Underwhelms As Fans Say His Career is a ‘Car Crash’

Adam Azim next fight is now official for Saturday, June 7, 2025, at Oakwell Football Ground, Barnsley, where the undefeated super-lightweight will face Mexico’s Eliot Chavez over eight rounds. The bout features on the undercard of the Callum Simpson vs Ivan Zucco European title clash, airing live on Sky Sports.

But while the venue and broadcast are set, many fans are far from thrilled due to both the level of opponent at this stage of Adam Azim’s career, and also that it has been announced just 3 days from the event taking place.

Adam Azim photoshoot in the changing rooms of a gym sat on sa bench
Adam Azim photoshoot in the changing rooms of a gym sat on sa bench

Fan Backlash Grows Over Adam Azim Next Fight

The announcement triggered a wave of backlash on social media, with fans questioning the calibre of Azim’s opponent and the overall direction of his career.

One user, Leepurdy8486, wrote:

“This guy’s opponents are so bad it’s unreal, he’s so badly managed it’s tragic to watch.”

Another, RobT202, responded with a simple but telling:

“🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣”

While dhhdd66687 added:

“Adam Azim PLEASE LEAVE BOXXER🙏🙏🙏🙏 this some disrespectful ass shit.”

image of comments made on X.com in response to Everything Boxing post sharing the fight details.
image of comments made on X.com in response to Everything Boxing post sharing the fight details.
Further comments made of unhappy fans under the post of Everything Boxing on X.com
Further comments made of unhappy fans under the post of Everything Boxing on X.com

The sentiment is clear Adam Azim, once touted as Britain’s next breakout star, is beginning to lose momentum in the eyes of supporters. With Chavez entering the fight on the back of a mixed record and no major wins, fans expected more from a fighter who’s already held the European title and appeared ready for world-level tests.

Event Line-Up

The June 15 card is headlined by Callum Simpson vs Ivan Zucco for the vacant European super-middleweight title. Other scheduled bouts include:

  • Mark Jeffers vs Sean Hemphill
  • Rhys Edwards vs Thomas Essomba
  • Adam Azim vs Eliot Chavez
  • Frankie Stringer vs Kane Baker
  • Ellis Price vs Jake Price
  • Red Johnson vs Harley Collison
  • Sam Hickey vs Harley Hodgetts
  • Mauro Silva vs Omir Rodriguez

Despite the event offering a strong domestic line-up, the focus remains on Azim’s career trajectory and whether this fight will do anything to push him closer to the world stage.

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