Jacob Bank vs Paulinus Ndjolonimu

Jacob Bank takes on his next assignment on his way to a shot at the world super middleweight title. His opponent Paulinus Ndjolonimu must be taken seriously. Although 38 years old, he brings a 20-win, 1-loss record with 18 KOs, which shows he can bang. That equates to a 90% knockout ratio.

The lone loss on his record came against German Simon Zachenhuber, 27-0 at the time, by majority decision, with one judge scoring 94-94. Having watched the Zachenhuber fight, I can tell you the Namibian turns up in shape and can do the rounds. He tends to be a little bit one-paced and a little bit predictable. 

Bank of course is coming off the best win of his career,  twelfth-round knockout of former world champion William Scull, previous to that he had scored a fifth-round stoppage of former world champion Tyron Zeuge.

In the skull fight, Bank scored multiple knockdowns and looks as if he is hitting harder so I am going to go for a stoppage win for the 25-year-old Dane