Big Lex Wins Unanimous Decision Over Tesehki in Boxing Match

In a surprise turn of events, the Claressa Shields vs. Kaye Scott undercard took an unexpected detour when Big Lex and Tesehki from Zeus Network's 'Baddies' reality show stepped into the ring for a highly anticipated three-round boxing match.

Upstaging Celebrities

The bout, fought with headgear, was praised for its intensity and athleticism, particularly from Big Lex, whose jab, length, and coordination proved decisive in securing a unanimous decision victory over Tesehki at State Farm Arena in Atlanta.

The fight notably outshone the preceding celebrity match between Ray J and Orlando Brown, showcasing surprising talent from the reality personalities. The commentator suggested Big Lex possesses the potential for a serious boxing career.

Tesehki and Big Lex threw down for three rounds, and it's clear that if Big Lex had taken boxing or another sport seriously, she would have a serious opportunity. Lex won a unanimous decision, leaving fans eager to see more of this unlikely duo in the ring.

While the ladies may not be confused with Claressa Shields and Kaye Scott anytime soon, they definitely upstaged the celebrity boxing match that was sadly comedic just before them. Lex and Tesehki are stars of Zeus Network's 'Baddies' reality show where brawls are commonplace. Lex showed she is a real athlete and Tesehki is plenty tough and durable.

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Before the fight, Big Lex had told Beats Boxing Mayhem that she 'boxed briefly when I was younger for about six months.' Neither fighter has a professional record listed on BoxRec. The bout ran three rounds on the Zeus Network portion of the card, following Ray J and Orlando Brown, and ring walk estimates had put it in a window opening around 7:15 p.m. ET.

The ladies wore headgear, but it was easy to forget it was there midway through the first round. They fought with reckless abandon and that's always entertaining.

Lex's jab, length, coordination, and athleticism were the difference. Before the fight, she promised she wouldn't lose, and she was correct. While neither woman is a seasoned pro, they definitely brought their A-game to the ring.

Do I want to see more Baddies boxing? Probably not, but I must admit, neither woman was terrible in the ring – all things considered.