Kyrone Davis believes Edgar Berlanga may have sabotaged his chances of beating Canelo Alvarez by angering the Mexican superstar with trash talk ahead of their September 14th showdown at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. Berlanga's decision to taunt Canelo has, according to Davis, only made the 34-year-old veteran more focused and dangerous.

Berlanga’s lack of experience at the elite level could prove to be his undoing. Despite an unbeaten record, many critics argue that his path to this fight has been paved with easy opponents, designed to build hype rather than genuinely test him. Davis suggests that Berlanga’s management rushed him into this fight, skipping over crucial development opportunities against tougher competition like David Morrell, David Benavidez, or Caleb Plant.

The real question is whether Berlanga can land the one big punch that could change the fight. Davis remains skeptical, citing Canelo's vast ring experience and high boxing IQ as major obstacles for the 27-year-old. Canelo has faced every style imaginable, and even if Berlanga lands a hard shot, Davis believes Canelo’s resilience and ability to adjust will see him through.

Moreover, Berlanga’s insistence that his ring IQ will be the key to victory seems like a hollow argument, especially against someone with Canelo’s experience. For Berlanga, the best strategy might have been to keep Canelo complacent, but the damage is already done. A motivated Canelo, as Davis points out, could mean a short night for Berlanga.

With tensions high and Canelo fired up, Davis predicts a six-round knockout victory for the Mexican champion. Whether Berlanga can defy the odds remains to be seen, but the consensus is that he’s in for the toughest test of his career..

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Eddie Hearn’s refusal to budge in negotiations could jeopardize Jaron “Boots” Ennis’s plans for a unification fight. With Hearn unwilling to meet the financial demands of champions like Brian Norman Jr. and Eimantas Stanionis, Ennis may have to face his IBF mandatory Karen Chukhadzhian instead on

 November 9th in Philadelphia. This outcome won’t bring Ennis closer to his goal of becoming undisputed at welterweight.

Hearn needs to reconsider his strategy if he wants Boots to reach the top. The difference between securing a unification fight and settling for a less significant bout could come down to Hearn’s willingness to pay what the other champions are asking.

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Joshua Buatsi has his sights set on a major light-heavyweight showdown, but before he can think about facing the winner of Dimitry Bivol and Artur Beterbiev in October’s superfight, he must first overcome a serious obstacle: Willy Hutchinson.

Hutchinson, a former European and World junior gold medallist, could prove to be a significant challenge for Buatsi when they meet in three weeks. Despite being five years younger, the Scot has more professional fights under his belt and boasts quick hands and a powerful punch. Buatsi, an Olympic bronze medallist from 2016, has not shown the same dynamism in recent bouts, with his knockout rate slowing down as he faced tougher opponents.

Buatsi’s last fight against Craig Richards was a close call, and his recent performances have raised questions about his ability to handle Hutchinson’s speed and sharpness. If Buatsi doesn’t bring the fight to Hutchinson from the opening bell, he could find himself in deep trouble. Hutchinson, full of confidence and ambition, is eager to seize this opportunity and make a name for himself by defeating Buatsi.

For Buatsi, this fight is not just about securing a victory; it’s about proving that he still has what it takes to be a world champion. He needs to be explosive and aggressive, setting the pace early on. Only then can he start thinking about the mega-fight he dreams of against Bivol or Beterbiev.

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ean O'Malley is ready to face Floyd Mayweather Jr. in what could be a historic boxing match. The UFC bantamweight champion, who is scheduled to fight Merab Dvalishvili on September 14, is already looking beyond the octagon. O'Malley believes he can take down Mayweather, saying, “I would love that. Just get him right at the end, f****** put him out.” With Mayweather’s legendary defense and O'Malley’s confidence, this potential bout is sure to be a spectacle.

O'Malley’s bold prediction has sparked conversation among fight fans and experts alike. Could he be the one to end Mayweather’s undefeated streak? As both fighters are at different stages in their careers, the matchup promises to deliver high stakes and intense drama.

#SeanOMalley #FloydMayweather #Boxing #UFC #MayweatherVsOMalley #LasVegasFights #TimboSugarShow #MMA #GervontaDavis #RyanGarcia

Boxing legend FLOYD MAYWEATHER and rapper TYGA are at the center of a $4 million lawsuit filed by a Miami jeweler. The lawsuit, which was filed by LEONARD SULAYMANOV, the owner of LENZO & CO., accuses the two celebrities of failing to pay for luxury watches and diamond jewelry purchased in 2021.

The lawsuit, filed in a Miami federal court, claims that Mayweather and Tyga violated the RICO Act (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act). Other serious allegations include fraud, civil conspiracy, breach of contract, unjust enrichment, and civil theft. Sulaymanov alleges that he sold Mayweather several high-end items, including a Richard Mille watch, Patek Philippe watch, and a diamond necklace. According to the jeweler, Mayweather only made partial payments totaling $267,000 and never completed the transaction.

TYGA is also accused of failing to pay for a Rolex watch he acquired. The lawsuit claims that Mayweather and his entourage, known as The Money Team (TMT), engaged in deceptive practices to exploit Sulaymanov’s inventory, systematically taking the watches and jewelry without paying the agreed-upon prices.

The jeweler states that Mayweather continued to make further purchases in Las Vegas without settling his existing balance, misleading him into believing they would continue a profitable business relationship. Despite repeated assurances from Mayweather's agent, JONA RECHNITZ, Sulaymanov claims he never received the promised funds, which now total $4 million.

The lawsuit highlights a troubling pattern of behavior from Mayweather, who recently participated in a controversial exhibition fight against JOHN GOTTI III. As the legal battle unfolds, the boxing world will be watching closely to see how this case affects Mayweather’s reputation.

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TERENCE CRAWFORD and SEBASTIAN FUNDORA may soon collide in what could be one of the most anticipated fights in the junior middleweight division. The WBO has officially ordered a title fight between the two champions, setting the stage for a clash that could further solidify Crawford’s legacy or propel Fundora into stardom.

Crawford, the undefeated Omaha southpaw with a record of 41-0 (31 KOs), recently claimed the WBA junior middleweight title and the interim WBO belt after a unanimous decision victory over ISRAIL MADRIMOV in Los Angeles. On the other hand, Fundora, known as “The Towering Inferno,” captured the WBO and WBC titles earlier this year after a split decision win over TIM TSZYU in Las Vegas.

The WBO has given both camps 30 days to negotiate and reach an agreement for the fight. If an agreement isn't reached, the bout will head to a purse bid, with a minimum acceptable bid set at $200,000. This matchup comes at a crucial time, with both fighters looking to further establish their dominance in the division.

While Crawford has solidified his reputation as one of the best pound-for-pound fighters, Fundora’s unique height and reach present a new challenge. Fans and experts alike are eager to see how this clash of styles will play out, with the possibility of a historic fight in the making.

As the deadline approaches, the boxing world watches closely, hoping to see this potential fight between two of the sport’s top fighters materialize.

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JARON ‘BOOTS’ ENNIS is facing a crucial decision in his boxing career as a SEPTEMBER 3RD PURSE BID HEARING looms over a potential rematch with KAREN CHUKHADZHIAN. The IBF has scheduled this hearing to determine the future of Ennis' mandatory title defense, which could force him into a rematch with the Ukrainian contender. Meanwhile, Ennis is actively negotiating a unification bout with BRIAN NORMAN JR., a fight that has captured the attention of boxing fans and would further cement his status in the welterweight division.

Ennis, with an unbeaten record of 31-0 (28 KOs), is considered one of the top welterweights in the world. His first fight with CHUKHADZHIAN ended in a decisive twelve-round victory, with Ennis winning every round on all three scorecards. However, the possibility of a rematch could derail his plans for a unification bout, especially if the purse bid pushes the fight forward.

CHUKHADZHIAN, who has rebuilt his career after his loss to ENNIS, is now back in the top spot of the IBF rankings. His recent win over HARRY SCARFF in a title eliminator has earned him another shot at Ennis. Despite this, the boxing community is more interested in seeing Ennis face off against NORMAN, who is also undefeated and holds the WBO welterweight title.

Negotiations between Ennis and Norman's camps are ongoing, with both sides eager to make the unification bout a reality. However, they must reach an agreement before the purse bid date to avoid the mandatory rematch with Chukhadzhian. If the deal doesn’t happen, Ennis may find himself back in the ring with a familiar foe instead of moving forward with a higher-profile fight.

As the deadline approaches, all eyes are on SEPTEMBER 3RD to see if Ennis will secure the unification bout he desires or be forced into a rematch that could stall his rise in the division.

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UFC Hall of Famer DANIEL CORMIER believes that the upcoming fight between JAKE PAUL and MIKE TYSON could either be a monumental moment in boxing history or a disastrous backfire. The fight is set for NOVEMBER 15TH in Dallas, TX, after being postponed due to Tyson’s medical scare earlier this summer.

At 58 years old, TYSON is significantly older than the 28-year-old PAUL. However, TYSON is still recognized as one of the most dangerous punchers in boxing history. Critics argue that PAUL is taking a huge risk by facing off against such a legendary figure, despite the age gap. Meanwhile, JOE ROGAN has expressed confidence that TYSON can still deliver a knockout punch that could send PAUL into another dimension.

During a recent episode of the FUNKY AND THE CHAMP podcast, CORMIER weighed in on the potential outcome of the fight. He acknowledged that TYSON still has power when hitting pads but raised concerns about how the match could play out given the age difference. CORMIER worries that if the fight turns into a spectacle of a 58-year-old man struggling against a 28-year-old, it could lead to an all-time backfire for PAUL.

PAUL is currently on a four-fight winning streak after his loss to TOMMY FURY in 2023. TYSON, on the other hand, hasn’t fought professionally since his retirement in 2005. The fight is sure to be a significant event, regardless of the outcome, with the potential to either solidify PAUL'S career or end it in spectacular fashion.

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Mike Tyson was known as "The Baddest Man on the Planet," and his unpredictable nature was legendary. One infamous incident involved Tyson kicking his promoter, Don King, in the head and then knocking out King's bodyguard during a furious outburst. This all happened when Tyson discovered King was allegedly defrauding him out of millions.

In 1998, Tyson sued King for $100 million, eventually winning $14 million. However, before the legal battle, Tyson took matters into his own hands. On his Hotboxin’ Podcast, Tyson recounted the moment he lost control. While driving with King, Tyson "freaked out" and kicked him in the head. The situation escalated when King's security guard arrived, only for Tyson to knock him out cold.

Remarkably, a police officer arrived on the scene but didn't arrest Tyson, despite the fact that he had "bricks of cocaine" in the car. Instead, the officer drove Tyson to his hotel without asking any questions. Looking back on the incident, Tyson expressed regret, acknowledging that he acted out of love and frustration toward someone he considered family.

Years later, Tyson has become a more mellow figure, reflecting on his past with a sense of remorse. "Sometimes you've gotta treat family like strangers to make family act like family," he said in 2022, showing that even the toughest fighters can change with time.

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Tyson Fury is set to face Oleksandr Usyk in a highly anticipated rematch on December 21, 2024, in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. This epic showdown comes after their thrilling first encounter in May, where Usyk overcame an early deficit to claim victory and multiple heavyweight titles.

Despite earlier talks of an all-British megafight with Anthony Joshua, Fury's focus is now on reclaiming his titles from Usyk. The rematch won't be for the undisputed heavyweight title, as Usyk has vacated the IBF belt, now held by Daniel Dubois. However, the WBC, WBA, WBO, and The Ring magazine titles will still be on the line, making this bout one of the most significant in recent heavyweight history.

Fury, who lost his WBC title to Usyk in their previous encounter, is eager to get back on top. The fight will be broadcast on ESPN+ as a PPV in the United States, and in the UK, fans can watch it on Sky Sports Box Office, TNT Sports Box Office, and DAZN PPV.

As for the long-awaited Fury vs. Joshua fight, there's still hope. If Joshua defeats Dubois in September and Fury wins his rematch against Usyk, the stage could be set for an all-British unification match as early as March 2025. But for now, Fury's focus is on getting his revenge against Usyk.

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Ryan Walsh, the former British featherweight champion known for his principles and refusal to back down, is gearing up for what could be his defining fight against Reece Mould. At 38 years old and with a record of 28-4-2, Walsh has always prioritized honor over money and fame, seeking challenges others avoid.

Having boxed only three times since 2020, Walsh remains relentless in his pursuit of the right fights. On September 27, he faces Mould, 18-2 (6 KOs), in Sheffield, aiming not just for victory but for a test that pushes him to his limits. Walsh's determination stems from his desire to prove himself not just as a fighter, but as a man willing to face any challenge head-on.

"I want to be able to do it with my own hands," Walsh stated, reflecting on his steadfast approach in both boxing and life. His upcoming bout with Mould represents more than a chance at another win; it's an opportunity to engage in a true battle of wills and skills.

Walsh is poised to bring his years of experience and unyielding resolve into the ring, ready to confront whatever Mould brings. For him, this fight isn't just about victory—it's about finding that rare opponent who can push him beyond his limits and validate his career-long pursuit of honorable combat.

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TYSON FURY has faced some of the toughest opponents in his boxing career, but when it comes to raw punching power, he says DEONTAY WILDER tops the list. Fury, who fought Wilder in three thrilling bouts, admitted that Wilder’s punches were the hardest he’s ever had to endure. Despite being knocked down multiple times, Fury always managed to get back up, but the impact of Wilder’s punches left a lasting impression.

In their first encounter, Fury was out-boxing Wilder until the final round when a massive right hand sent him to the canvas. Just as it seemed the fight was over, Fury shocked everyone by rising to his feet and finishing the fight. Their third fight was equally intense, with Fury hitting the canvas twice. These experiences led Fury to acknowledge the real danger Wilder posed, admitting he feared brain damage after their encounters.

Fury’s recent bout with FRANCIS NGANNOU saw him dropped again, but he quickly clarified that Wilder’s power was on another level. “DEONTAY by far,” Fury said, noting that while Ngannou was strong, he wasn’t troubled by his punches in the same way. Fury explained that it wasn’t just one punch from Wilder but a series of them that left him feeling wobbled.

Looking ahead, Fury’s vulnerability was also exposed when he faced OLEKSANDR USYK. Despite underestimating the Ukrainian before the fight, Usyk dominated most of the rounds. Fury even showed signs of a concussion, which added to the concerns about his health after taking such hard hits. The upcoming rematch on December 21 will be a career-defining moment for Fury as he looks to bounce back from his defeat.

JAKE PAUL has also weighed in, suggesting that Fury needs to be more aggressive in the rematch to have a chance at victory. Whether Fury can recover from his loss and reclaim his place at the top of the heavyweight division remains to be seen, but one thing is clear: the punches he took from Wilder are still on his mind.

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The highly anticipated fight between MIKE TYSON and JAKE PAUL is set to take place at the AT&T STADIUM in Arlington, Texas. Initially planned as an exhibition, the bout has now been sanctioned by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulations, adding a new layer of seriousness to the event. Fans are eager to see if these two boxers, from very different eras, are genuinely fearful of what the other brings to the ring.

For JAKE PAUL, the fear is palpable. With a record of 10-1 and 7 KOs, he’s stepping into the ring with a man who’s a legend in the sport. MIKE TYSON, at 58, may not be as fast or agile as he once was, but his power remains formidable. Paul is well aware that one punch from Tyson could end the fight in an instant. The early rounds will be crucial, as Paul will have to prove he can take a hit from Tyson and still stand his ground.

But it’s not just Paul who has concerns. MIKE TYSON, despite his experience and superior skills, has his own doubts. At 58, age is no longer on his side, and his stamina is a big question mark. Tyson knows that if he doesn’t finish Paul within the first few rounds, the fight could turn in Paul’s favor. The longer the fight goes, the more it plays into Paul’s hands, given Tyson’s age and possible decline in endurance.

This fight, scheduled for November 15th, has intrigued fans because of these uncertainties. Both fighters are entering the ring with fears that could shape the outcome of the match. For Tyson, it’s about whether he can still deliver the knockout power that made him famous. For Paul, it’s about whether he can survive the early rounds and outlast a legend.

As the fight approaches, the tension builds, and both men must face their fears head-on. Will Tyson’s experience and power prevail, or will Paul’s youth and endurance give him the edge? This is what makes the TYSON VS PAUL fight one of the most anticipated matchups of the year.

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TERENCE CRAWFORD's performance against ISRAIL MADRIMOV on August 3rd left fans divided. Despite his victory, many felt Crawford didn’t live up to the high expectations set after his dominant win over ERROL SPENCE last year. BRIAN 'BOMAC' MCINTYRE, Crawford’s trainer, believes the public unfairly judged his performance because they were expecting him to “annihilate” Madrimov as he had done with his previous opponents.

Factors such as age, inactivity, and moving up in weight might have played a role in Crawford’s less-than-stellar performance. At 36, Crawford appeared slower, less powerful, and more vulnerable at 154 pounds, a stark contrast to his usual dominance in lower weight classes. The fight exposed these vulnerabilities, leading to criticism from fans who were used to seeing a more dominant Crawford.

BoMac, however, defended his fighter, attributing the criticism to the public's unrealistic expectations. He argued that Crawford was up against a talented opponent in Madrimov, who posed a tougher challenge than many of Crawford’s previous opponents. Despite the win, Crawford’s inability to deliver a knockout or a more decisive victory led some to downgrade their assessment of him.

Critics also pointed to Crawford’s inactivity, noting that fighting just once a year since 2020 has likely dulled his edge. His past success against weaker opposition allowed him to maintain his undefeated record, but Madrimov exposed cracks in Crawford’s armor, leading many to question whether he’s nearing the end of his career.

In the end, while Crawford secured the win, the fight left more questions than answers. Has age finally caught up with Crawford? Or was it simply a case of fans expecting too much? Only time will tell as Crawford continues his journey in the ring.

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In an unexpected turn of events, FLOYD MAYWEATHER made headlines last night when he took the unprecedented step of firing the referee during his bout with JOHN GOTTI III. The switch happened after a series of headbutts from Gotti, which seemed more like an attempt to start a brawl than a boxing match. Instead of allowing the official to manage the situation, Mayweather decided to take matters into his own hands, raising eyebrows across the boxing world.

While the bout itself was already intense, the referee switch added a new layer of controversy. Many are now questioning whether Mayweather’s actions were justified or if he overstepped his bounds. This move has sparked a debate on whether fighters should have such influence over the officiating in their own matches, with some arguing that it undermines the integrity of the sport.

As the fight progressed, it became clear that the drama surrounding the referee overshadowed the actual boxing. What should have been a straightforward contest turned into a spectacle, with Mayweather once again proving that he not only wants to win the fight but also control every aspect of it. However, the boxing community seemed more concerned with Mayweather’s weight management than the fight itself, with many questioning whether he was at his optimal weight for the bout.

In the end, Mayweather’s decision to remove the referee mid-fight may have overshadowed what could have been a straightforward victory. Instead, it left fans and commentators alike debating the ethics of his actions. This fight will likely be remembered more for the drama outside the ring than the punches thrown inside it.

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Shakur Stevenson has made a bold move by signing with Eddie Hearn’s Matchroom Boxing for his upcoming fight against Joe Cordina. After turning down a $15 million deal from Top Rank, Shakur chose to explore his options, ultimately deciding that Matchroom was the best fit for his future ambitions.

Shakur, a three-division world champion at just 27 years old, has his sights set on the biggest names in boxing. After discussions with various promoters, including Oscar De La Hoya and Floyd Mayweather, Shakur made it clear that he wants to take on the top fighters. However, his decision to fight Cordina has raised some eyebrows, especially since Cordina is coming off a knockout loss and needs to drop down to 135 pounds for this bout.

Despite the questions surrounding the Cordina fight, Shakur remains confident. He sees this match as a way to stay active and build momentum for even bigger showdowns, such as a potential clash with Gervonta Davis. The fight will take place on October 12th, as part of the co-main event on the Artur Beterbiev vs Dmitry Bivol card, giving Shakur a massive platform to showcase his skills.

Shakur knows the pressure is on to deliver a spectacular performance. His last two fights, against Edwin De Los Santos and Artem Harutyunyan, received criticism for his defensive style. To continue his rise, Shakur will need to prove he can dominate opponents with both skill and power, especially if he hopes to challenge the likes of Davis.

Shakur’s move to Matchroom signals his intent to become a global superstar. With Hearn’s promotional machine behind him and the support of Riyadh Season, Shakur is ready to take on anyone who dares to step into the ring with him.

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Terence Crawford, the undisputed welterweight champion, is at a crucial point in his career after his dominant win over Errol Spence Jr. in July 2023. With his status as one of the top pound-for-pound fighters solidified, fans are eager to see what’s next for the 36-year-old star.

A likely option is a rematch with Errol Spence Jr. Spence has activated the rematch clause, and the second fight could happen at 154 pounds, a weight class where Spence might feel more comfortable. This bout could provide a fresh challenge and a new narrative for both fighters.

Another possibility is a fight with Jermell Charlo. Crawford has shown interest in moving up to 154 pounds, where Charlo is currently the undisputed champion. This clash would be highly anticipated, especially if Charlo defends his titles successfully against Canelo Álvarez.

Speaking of Canelo Álvarez, a fight against the Mexican superstar would be a massive event, though it would require Crawford to jump up multiple weight classes. The potential for a huge payday and legacy-defining win makes this an intriguing option, despite the risks involved.

Lastly, there’s the possibility of retirement. At 36, Crawford has achieved nearly everything in boxing. While it’s less likely given his current momentum, stepping away from the sport on top is something Crawford might consider if he feels there’s nothing left to prove.

Crawford’s next move will depend on what he sees as the most compelling challenge for his legacy and what can be negotiated in the coming months.

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David Benavidez will make his highly anticipated return to the ring on December 14th in a bout streamed on Amazon Prime Video PPV. The opponent for Benavidez is yet to be determined, but this fight is seen as crucial preparation for his potential shot at the undisputed light-heavyweight title in 2025.

Sampson Lewkowicz, Benavidez's promoter, has made it clear that the December fight is meant to prepare Benavidez for the winner of the October 12th showdown between Dmitry Bivol and Artur Beterbiev. Lewkowicz is confident that Benavidez, currently the WBC interim light heavyweight champion, can handle either opponent, regardless of who emerges victorious. However, there’s pressure on Benavidez to prove himself, especially after a lackluster performance in his June 15th debut at 175 lbs against Oleksandr Gvozdyk.

The venue for the December 14th fight is still up in the air, with the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles being the frontrunner, though Las Vegas remains a strong possibility. Benavidez’s camp knows he must face a formidable opponent if he wants fans to believe he deserves a title shot after just two fights at 175 lbs.

Many are calling for Benavidez to face the newly crowned WBA ‘regular’ light heavyweight champion David Morrell. A match with Morrell would be a true test of Benavidez’s readiness, especially after Morrell’s impressive win over Radivoje Kalajdzic on August 3rd. However, taking on Morrell would be a gamble that could jeopardize Benavidez's potential payday against the Beterbiev-Bivol winner.

Whether or not Benavidez chooses the challenging path remains to be seen, but December 14th is shaping up to be a defining moment in his career.

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Takuma Inoue is set to defend his WBA bantamweight title against Seiya Tsutsumi on October 13 at Ariake Arena in Tokyo. The 12-round contest is the main event of a stacked world championship card, which will be broadcast live on ESPN+. This will be Inoue’s third ring appearance and title defense this year, after securing a unanimous decision victory over Sho Ishida in May on the Naoya Inoue vs. Luis Nery undercard.

Inoue, who holds a record of 20-1 with 5 KOs, is ready to showcase his skills once again. The 28-year-old champion has been a dominant force in the division and is determined to keep his winning streak alive. His opponent, Seiya Tsutsumi, brings an unbeaten record of 11-0-2 with 8 KOs and is eager to claim his first world title. Tsutsumi recently secured a fourth-round stoppage victory over Weerawat Noolae in July, making him a formidable challenger for the title.

The co-main event features Kenshiro Teraji, a former unified light flyweight champion from Japan, who will take on Nicaragua’s Cristofer Rosales for the vacant WBC 112 lbs title. Teraji, with a record of 22-1 with 14 KOs, is looking to add another championship to his collection, while Rosales (37-6 with 22 KOs) aims to regain his place among the world’s elite.

Also on the undercard, Seigo Yuri Akui will defend his WBA flyweight title against Thananchai Charunphak of Thailand, and Shokichi Iwata will clash with Spain’s Jairo Noriega for the vacant WBO light flyweight title. The night promises to deliver high-stakes action, with four world titles on the line.

Fans can expect a night of explosive boxing as Inoue and Tsutsumi headline what is sure to be an unforgettable event in Tokyo.

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Floyd “Money” Mayweather Jr. and John Gotti III are set to face off once again, this time in Mexico City, for what promises to be an explosive rematch. At the final press conference, Mayweather expressed his gratitude to his team and the Gotti family, stating, “Let’s go out there and put on a show. I’ve already faced the best.” Mayweather, undefeated and widely regarded as one of the greatest boxers of all time, reflected on his storied career, including his Olympic experiences and battles against legends like Julio Cesar Chavez, whom his uncle fought twice.

Gotti III, eager for redemption, acknowledged the opportunity Mayweather has given him. “Floyd honored his word and gave me the rematch. He didn’t have to,” Gotti said. Fully aware of the challenge ahead, Gotti knows what he’s up against. “We have to get in the trenches here and fight. There is no other way,” he declared, ready to risk it all for victory. With both fighters prepared to leave it all in the ring, this bout is set to be a thrilling encounter for fans worldwide.

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