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Neeraj Goyat Dances on the Undercard: Who Knew Boxers Could Also Steal Hearts?

Indian boxer Neeraj Goyat steals the spotlight from Tyson-Paul with a memorable win and a cheeky surprise!

When it comes to boxing, the undercard often plays second fiddle to the main event. However, Indian boxer Neeraj Goyat decided to shake things up during the recent Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul bout, stealing the show and leaving fans in awe! Goyat faced off against Brazil's Whindersson Nunes in a super-middleweight clash, proving that you don't have to be part of the main event to generate buzz. With a unanimous decision victory, Goyat showcased his impressive agility and skill, creating a memorable moment at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

But that wasn’t just an impressive performance on the part of Goyat; he made headlines for some cheeky antics during the match! In a surprising turn, Goyat seemingly took ‘playing the field’ a bit too literally as he dry-humped his opponent, Nunes, leaving fans aghast and social media abuzz. The audacity of the act put Goyat in a light-hearted spotlight that many certainly didn’t expect during such a serious sporting event. Who knew boxing could also blend in a little humor?

Not only did Goyat win his bout against Nunes with a flawless 60-54 scorecard, but he also made history. As the first Indian boxer to be ranked by the World Boxing Council (WBC), Goyat has earned his place in the boxing hall of fame. After this remarkable fight, the call of support from fans and the boxing community alike has skyrocketed, giving testament to his talent and charisma both in and out of the ring.

As the dust settles from the Tyson-Paul fight, all eyes are on Goyat—who might just be the next big name in boxing! His rise through the ranks is not only inspiring for aspiring boxers in India but also for sports enthusiasts who love a good underdog story!

In a fun fact to remember, this isn't Goyat's first taste of success; he's a WBC Asia titleholder, showcasing his prowess long before hitting the limelight on this extravagant stage. And for some extra trivia, Mike Tyson's appearance was his first professional fight in over a decade, and Goyat’s playful antics can serve as a reminder that sports can be entertaining in more ways than one!