Big Lex used her height, reach, and athleticism to earn a unanimous-decision victory over Tesehki in the Zeus Fight Night main event.
Big Lex was crowned the Baddie Champion after defeating Tesehki by unanimous decision during the Zeus Fight Night main event at State Farm Arena in Atlanta.
The highly anticipated matchup brought two of the Zeus Network’s most recognizable personalities into the boxing ring for three two-minute rounds. All three judges awarded the fight to Big Lex, who controlled the action with her reach and accurate left hand.
Big Lex entered the arena representing Akron, Ohio, accompanied by rapper Trim, known for her song “Coconut Water.” The 25-year-old former collegiate basketball player had emphasized her focus and athletic background before the fight.
Tesehki, whose full name is Latifa Tesehki Malone, entered the arena with rapper Flo Milli. Introduced as “The Eater,” she carried a reputation as one of the strongest fighters in the Baddies franchise. The 31-year-old Baltimore native appeared determined to prove that her power would translate into a structured boxing match.
Both women began the opening round with intensity. Big Lex quickly established an advantage by keeping Tesehki at a distance and landing repeated left jabs. Her height and long reach made it difficult for Tesehki to get close enough to land her most powerful punches.
Tesehki continued pressing forward and waited for opportunities to release her right hand. However, Big Lex repeatedly moved back into position and answered with quick, straight punches before Tesehki could establish a consistent attack.
Big Lex appeared to gain confidence as the first round progressed. She remained composed, used her athleticism to control the space between them and landed the cleaner punches.
The pace increased in the second round as both women began exchanging more freely. Tesehki continued attempting to close the distance, but Big Lex’s reach remained the defining factor.
Tesehki found occasional openings to the body and continued absorbing punches while moving forward. Big Lex answered by returning to the strategy that had worked from the start, keeping her opponent at the end of her left hand and preventing her from getting comfortable.
With the outcome still to be decided, both women entered the third and final round prepared to leave a lasting impression.
Big Lex remained aggressive and continued moving forward behind her left hand. Tesehki searched for a powerful right that could change the fight, but several of her biggest attempts narrowly missed their target.
The final round produced some of the strongest exchanges of the match. Big Lex continued landing from a distance while avoiding the majority of Tesehki’s most dangerous punches. By the final bell, her consistency had given the judges a clear reason to award her the victory.
Big Lex became emotional after completing the fight, reflecting the seriousness with which she approached the opportunity. Her preparation and focus allowed her to turn her natural athletic ability into an effective performance inside the ring.
The matchup also highlighted the difference between an unsanctioned confrontation and a structured boxing competition. Both women were required to rely on discipline, movement and strategy rather than reputation alone.
When the official decision was announced, Big Lex was named the unanimous winner and the new Baddie Champion. She entered State Farm Arena known as a reality television personality and left having proven herself under the lights of Zeus Fight Night.
