Mike Tyson didn’t hold back in his recent interview on Logan Paul's "Impaulsive" podcast. The boxing legend revealed his struggle with the dark side of his personality that comes out when he’s about to fight. Tyson, now 58, reflected on how this part of him has led to trouble in the past, saying, “When that tough guy Mike Tyson comes out when it’s not necessary... I’m always in handcuffs.”

As the rescheduled fight against Jake Paul on November 15 draws near, Tyson shared his concerns. He’s learned from experience to be cautious, knowing that his “killer” instinct can easily take over. “Unfortunately, I have to fight and be that guy,” he said, “I wish I could stop that guy. I wish that guy died, but he’s here to stay.”

Despite the challenges, Tyson has found a way to manage this side of himself by focusing on his family. “I get rid of the guy by loving my children and my family,” he added. Interestingly, Tyson doesn’t see Jake Paul as just a YouTuber; he views him as a serious opponent, saying, “I look at him as a killer. That’s how I look at him.”

The fight will mark Tyson’s return to professional boxing since 2005, taking place at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, and streaming live on Netflix.

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Andre Ward, Andre Dirrell, and Andre Berto have recently weighed in on the growing disrespect towards Claressa Shields, the reigning star in women’s boxing. The trio of former champions voiced their concerns and frustrations regarding how Shields has been treated by some in the boxing world, highlighting the ongoing issues of gender bias and lack of recognition.

Ward, a former super middleweight and light heavyweight champion, expressed his disappointment with the way Shields, despite her impressive accomplishments, continues to face disrespect. “It’s frustrating to see someone as talented and accomplished as Claressa not getting the recognition she deserves,” Ward said. His comments reflect a broader sentiment among boxing insiders who feel that Shields’ contributions to the sport are not being fully acknowledged.

Dirrell, a former super middleweight champion, echoed Ward’s sentiments. “Claressa has proven herself time and time again. The disrespect she’s facing is a clear sign of how far we still need to go in terms of equality in boxing,” Dirrell stated. He emphasized that Shields’ achievements, including multiple world titles and Olympic gold medals, should be celebrated rather than diminished.

Berto, who has also been vocal about issues within the sport, added his perspective. “It’s about time we start giving credit where it’s due. Claressa is a pioneer in women’s boxing, and it’s disappointing to see that some people still don’t recognize her greatness,” Berto remarked. He believes that the lack of respect shown to Shields is a reflection of broader societal issues rather than just a problem within boxing.

The remarks from these respected figures come amid ongoing discussions about the treatment of female fighters and the need for greater equality in the sport. Shields has faced numerous challenges in her career, including navigating a male-dominated industry and proving her worth in every fight. Despite these obstacles, she has continued to excel and break barriers.

The support from Ward, Dirrell, and Berto highlights the importance of standing up against disrespect and advocating for the recognition that female athletes deserve. As Shields continues to make history, the hope is that her contributions will be acknowledged and celebrated by all in the boxing community.

 

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Julio Cesar Chavez and Floyd Mayweather Jr. have sparked excitement among boxing fans with the possibility of a fight between the two legends. Chavez recently shared a mock poster on social media, featuring himself and Mayweather with the date 'September 16th in Las Vegas.' This playful tease has reignited speculation about a matchup that fans have longed to see.

The idea of a fight between Chavez and Mayweather was once a dream matchup, but it never materialized during their prime years. Chavez, who retired in 2005, was past his prime by then and is now 62 years old. This age difference of 15 years could put him at a disadvantage against the younger, undefeated Mayweather. Despite this, the notion of such a fight has intrigued fans, questioning whether they would be willing to pay for this bout today.

The potential fight remains unofficial and may be nothing more than a publicity stunt from the aging Chavez. While Mayweather’s affinity for lucrative exhibitions might make such a bout possible, the physical risks for Chavez cannot be ignored. He has not been actively competing in exhibitions like Mayweather, making a return to the ring a significant challenge.

Chavez and Mayweather’s clash would have been a major draw in the mid-1990s when Chavez was still actively fighting and Mayweather was not yet a global superstar. Back then, Oscar De La Hoya was the major PPV draw and fought Chavez twice. Mayweather, now 47, is set to fight John Gotti III in an exhibition match on August 24th. Whether he would be interested in a fight with Chavez on September 16th remains uncertain, as it would require a quick turnaround.

Chavez’s idea to fight Mayweather could also face obstacles such as medical clearances and state sanctioning, given his age and recent inactivity. Despite these challenges, the excitement surrounding a possible Chavez-Mayweather fight continues to grow, driven by nostalgia and curiosity.

Fans are left wondering if this match-up will turn from fantasy to reality, or if it will remain a captivating "what if" in boxing history.

 

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Mike Tyson is set to make a surprising return to professional boxing at the age of 58, but with a twist—he will only fight two-minute rounds in his upcoming bout against Jake Paul. The former heavyweight champion, who became an icon in the 1980s, will step into the ring on November 15 at AT&T Stadium in Texas. The fight, which has already drawn significant controversy, will mark Tyson’s first professional bout in nearly two decades.

Tyson and Paul successfully lobbied the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) to approve their unusual request for shorter rounds. This decision has raised eyebrows among boxing fans and experts, but it also means that Tyson, despite his age, can officially add another fight to his storied record. If Tyson steps into the ring as planned, he will be ranked fourth on the list of oldest professional boxers.

Ahead of the fight, Tyson issued a stern warning to Paul, advising the younger fighter to “be in shape, be in good shape because your health depends on it.” Paul, never one to back down from a challenge, responded by reminding everyone that it was Tyson’s idea to shorten the rounds. “You’re the one who wanted to fight two-minute rounds. Do you want to make it ten times three minutes?” Paul retorted, adding that he’s willing to fight anytime, anywhere.

Despite Paul’s offer to extend the rounds, Tyson chose to stick to his original plan, responding only with, “Be careful, he should be very careful.” Paul later revealed that Tyson insisted on making the bout a professional fight rather than another exhibition, like Tyson’s 2020 clash with Roy Jones Jr. Paul confidently predicted the outcome, saying, “[Mike] is going to get his ass knocked out [for real on his record]. You’re going to see Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson on BoxRec. Jake Paul KOs Mike Tyson.”

As the fight approaches, fans can’t help but remember Tyson’s last professional bouts—knockout losses to Danny Williams and Kevin McBride in 2004 and 2005, respectively. These defeats marked the end of Tyson’s career at the time, and the prospect of another loss, this time to a 27-year-old social media star, raises serious concerns about the legend’s return to the ring.

Despite the risks, Tyson remains determined to compete, but whether he can avoid another knockout remains to be seen. This fight has the potential to either enhance or tarnish the legacy of one of boxing’s most feared champions.

 

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Paulie Malignaggi has called on Canelo Alvarez to vacate his super middleweight titles after the Mexican star chose not to fight his then-WBC mandatory, David Benavidez. Malignaggi's comments come as Canelo prepares to defend his WBA, WBC, and WBO belts against Edgar Berlanga on September 14, during the Mexican Independence Weekend. However, the fight has faced significant criticism, with many fans and experts arguing that a clash with Benavidez would have been a far more anticipated and meaningful bout.

Canelo was previously the undisputed super middleweight champion but chose to vacate his IBF belt after being ordered to face William Scull. This decision, along with his choice to fight Berlanga instead of Benavidez, has led to accusations that Canelo is avoiding the toughest competition in the division.

Malignaggi was vocal about his discontent, stating, “I don’t care who Canelo fights if he would vacate his [168-lb] titles. I’ve been saying this for two years. I think Benavidez runs him over like a train, like a car stuck on the train tracks.” Malignaggi believes that Canelo's reluctance to face his mandatory challengers only strengthens the case that he is avoiding Benavidez.

There are other worthy opponents that Canelo could have considered, such as Christian Mbilli and David Morrell Jr. Mbilli, with an impressive record of 28-0 and 23 knockouts, has been eager to face Canelo after his victory over Sergiy Derevyanchenko. Morrell Jr., a Cuban knockout artist with an 11-0 record and nine knockouts, is another potential challenger who could have provided a more competitive fight.

Malignaggi also criticized the idea of a potential fight between Canelo and Terence Crawford. While Crawford has expressed interest in moving up to face Canelo, Malignaggi is not convinced that Crawford, who has just become the WBA champion at 154 pounds, would be able to handle the jump to 168 pounds. Canelo’s recent fight with Jermell Charlo, who moved up from 154 to face him, serves as a cautionary tale, with Charlo unable to match Canelo’s power and skill.

In Malignaggi’s view, Canelo is looking for "easy pickings" in the latter stages of his career, prioritizing lucrative paydays over challenging himself against the best in the division. “Canelo is looking for easy pickings for later in his career... I think he would possibly consider Crawford, but he wants a crazy amount of money,” Malignaggi added.

As Canelo prepares to face Berlanga, the criticism surrounding his choice of opponents continues to grow. Whether Canelo will eventually take on the top names in the division or continue on his current path remains to be seen. 

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WBC lightweight champion Shakur Stevenson is set to face Joe Cordina on October 12th in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, during the Beterbiev vs. Bivol event. Stevenson, known for his prowess in lower weight classes, has opted for a match against Cordina, despite the latter's recent loss to Anthony Cacace in May. This decision has raised eyebrows among boxing enthusiasts, questioning whether Stevenson is taking a calculated risk or missing an opportunity to face more formidable opponents.

Julius Julianis, a boxing analyst on X, highlighted the circumstances surrounding Stevenson's upcoming bout. "There is an agreement for Shakur Stevenson vs. Joe Cordina," Julianis confirmed. "Shakur has signed only this fight with Matchroom because he wants to be free in 2025 and negotiate with Gervonta Davis."

Critics argue that facing Cordina, who is not widely known in the U.S. and is coming off a recent defeat, may not elevate Stevenson's profile as he transitions to the lightweight division. Stevenson's previous opponent, Artem Harutyunyan, also entered their fight with a loss on his record, prompting some to question the quality of competition Stevenson is choosing at 135 pounds.

"It would have been nice for Shakur to raise the bar by fighting someone like Andy Cruz, Raymond Muratalla, Floyd Schofield, or Edwin De Los Santos," remarked a boxing insider, suggesting potential opponents who might have posed a greater challenge.

Stevenson, hailing from Newark, New Jersey, has enjoyed success across multiple weight classes, securing world titles at 126 and 130 pounds. However, since moving up to 135 pounds, his choice of opponents has been scrutinized for lacking the intrigue expected of a rising star in the sport.

The matchup against Cordina is seen as a strategic move by Matchroom Boxing, possibly aimed at supporting one of their less prominent fighters. Nonetheless, it remains to be seen whether this bout will advance Stevenson's career trajectory or leave fans wanting more from the talented young champion.

 

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Barry Hearn, promoter for Anthony Joshua, has made it clear that delivering a fight between Joshua and Tyson Fury in early 2025 is a top priority for boxing. Despite the rivalry and anticipation that has surrounded these two British heavyweights for years, the match has yet to take place. Hearn, whose company Matchroom has been behind Joshua's career since he turned pro, emphasized the responsibility to make this fight happen.

Joshua and Fury, both former heavyweight champions, have not yet squared off in the ring. Hearn stated, “Joshua against Tyson Fury in early 2025 is the fight that we have a responsibility to deliver and we don’t walk away from our responsibilities.” The potential for this fight remains high, even if Oleksandr Usyk were to win his rematch with Fury in December.

Hearn outlined the stakes of the upcoming fights. Joshua is set to face Daniel Dubois for the IBF heavyweight championship on September 21, while Fury and Usyk will battle for the WBA, WBO, and WBC titles on December 21. “Usyk is a top-class world champion,” Hearn acknowledged, “but he doesn’t have the commercial appeal of Tyson Fury. Whatever happens in Fury-Usyk, assuming AJ wins his fight, there is no bigger fight in the world than Fury and AJ.”

Hearn also addressed Joshua’s desire for a rematch with Usyk. “He wants to beat Usyk,” Hearn said. Joshua’s journey to redemption and unification is driven by his quest for legacy and victory. “The money’s great,” Hearn added, “but they want to win and they want a legacy.”

With Joshua’s future at stake and the boxing world eagerly awaiting, the Joshua-Fury showdown could be one of the sport’s biggest events.

 

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Mike Tyson and Jake Paul faced off in New York City ahead of their highly anticipated fight scheduled for November 15. The match, originally set for July 20, had been postponed due to an inflamed ulcer that forced Tyson to withdraw. Despite the age gap, with Tyson at 58 and Paul at 27, both fighters appear more than ready to settle their differences in the ring.

The press conference was intense, with Tyson and Paul exchanging heated words. At one point, during the face-off, tensions escalated as they pushed each other, signaling that this fight is going to be anything but friendly. Jake Paul made it clear that he’s out to prove his doubters wrong: “This is about making history. I’m here to make history,” Paul said. “People think I’m going to get knocked out by this strong, powerful guy. But I’m here to show that I can fight someone as vicious as Mike.”

The fight has sparked concerns about Tyson’s safety due to his age, but Jake Paul dismissed these worries. “At the end of the day, people are always going to have something to say. I’ve proven everyone wrong before, and I’ll do it again. I respect Mike, but we’re not friends anymore until November 15th.”

Paul emphasized that this fight is personal and professional. He even hinted at his future ambitions: “I’m still on the path to becoming world champion. I want Canelo Alvarez. I’m here to show the world who I truly am.” With both fighters determined to make a statement, November 15th is shaping up to be a night to remember.

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Manny Pacquiao, the legendary eight-division boxing champion, has emerged victorious in his legal battle against combat sports agent Audie Attar and his company, Paradigm Sports Management. The case, which has been closely watched by the boxing and MMA communities, was officially ruled in Pacquiao’s favor by the Orange County (Calif.) Superior Court.

The dispute centered around a contract that Attar and Paradigm claimed was breached by Pacquiao, resulting in an initial verdict awarding them $5.1 million. However, Judge Walter Schwarm overturned this decision, declaring the contract void due to illegality. The court found that Attar was not licensed as a manager under California law, rendering the agreement between the two parties null and void.

Pacquiao's adviser, Sean Gibbons, celebrated the ruling with a text message to BoxingScene, stating, "Knockout complete!" This victory not only clears Pacquiao of any wrongdoing but also affirms his right to negotiate without interference from unlicensed individuals. The ruling also puts to rest any potential match-up between Pacquiao and UFC star Conor McGregor, which had been discussed as part of the disputed negotiations.

Gibbons expressed his satisfaction with the outcome, saying, "Manny Pacquiao… did nothing wrong," reinforcing the boxing icon’s clean record both inside and outside the ring. The decision is a significant win for Pacquiao as he continues to navigate his storied career with integrity.

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Butterbean, real name Eric Esch, was once a heavyweight boxing sensation who thrilled fans throughout the ‘90s and early 2000s. Known for his massive frame and devastating power, he boasted an impressive record of 77 wins and only 10 losses. Weighing in at a staggering 515lbs at his peak, Butterbean was a force to be reckoned with, delivering 58 career knockouts that electrified audiences worldwide.

However, life after the ring wasn’t easy for Butterbean. Following his retirement in 2013 after a series of losses, his weight ballooned to over 500lbs. In a dark period of his life, he struggled with his health and well-being, even turning down a potential fight with Mike Tyson in 2020 because he wasn’t in the right shape, both physically and mentally. “I was way overweight and just feeling down,” he admitted, revealing the depth of his struggles.

But the story doesn’t end there. Butterbean made an incredible comeback, shedding over 200lbs thanks to the help of his friend and WWE star Diamond Dallas Page. With a rigorous workout routine and a complete lifestyle overhaul, he slimmed down to 303lbs. The journey wasn’t easy, with Butterbean describing the pain as "unbearable" at times, but he persisted, finding new purpose in life. “I didn’t get to spend time with my grandkids... it’s like looking for something to live for instead of just waiting to die,” he shared.

Now, after his dramatic transformation, Butterbean has his sights set on a new challenge: a £2 million fight against social media sensation Jake Paul. Paul has made a name for himself in the boxing world with a 10-1 record, defeating UFC legends and fellow internet stars alike. A fight between the two could generate massive interest, bringing together fans from two different generations of boxing and entertainment.

As he flaunts his weight loss progress on social media, Butterbean is more determined than ever to step back into the ring. The question now is, will this dream fight with Jake Paul become a reality?

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Teddy Atlas has seen the very best of boxing up close, working in the corners of some of the sport’s most legendary figures. But when asked about the greatest talent he ever trained, his answer may surprise you. Despite guiding icons like Mike Tyson and Tim Bradley, Atlas names Wilfred Benitez as the most talented boxer he ever worked with.

Atlas is best known for his early work with Tyson, helping to shape the future heavyweight champion’s raw talent. He also played a crucial role in the careers of other notable fighters like Michael Moorer, who won the heavyweight title under his guidance, and Tim Bradley, who famously defeated Manny Pacquiao in a controversial decision.

However, it’s Benitez, the youngest world champion in boxing history, who stands out in Atlas’s mind. Benitez was just 17 years old when he won the WBA light welterweight title, and he later went on to defeat legends like Roberto Duran.

Atlas described Benitez as the complete package, comparing him to a movie that sweeps the Academy Awards. “Sometimes you go to the Academy Awards and one movie wins all the awards. What are you gonna do? That would be Benitez,” said Atlas when speaking to The Ring.

“Anyone who could beat Roberto Duran, amongst many other great fighters, that’s a pretty good resume. I would say Benitez overall was the package. He was a special fighter,” Atlas added.

Benitez’s ability to outmaneuver and outthink his opponents in the ring made him a once-in-a-lifetime talent. Atlas emphasized how rare it is to find a fighter with such natural instincts and technical prowess.

In a career filled with greats, Atlas insists that Benitez stands alone as the most gifted fighter he ever had the privilege to train.

 

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The long-awaited rematch between heavyweight titans Oleksandr Usyk and Tyson Fury has officially been set for December 21, 2024. The bout, titled "Reignited," will take place at the Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Turki Alalshikh, a key financier in the world of boxing, confirmed the date and location on social media, putting to rest any doubts about the rematch.

The first fight between Usyk and Fury took place on May 18, where Usyk emerged victorious via a split decision. The rematch has been heavily anticipated, especially with the stakes being so high. Should Fury win, he will reclaim his WBC title and set the stage for a potential all-British showdown against Anthony Joshua, provided Joshua defeats Daniel Dubois in their upcoming fight in London next month.

This event is part of the broader Riyadh Season, which has been instrumental in bringing major boxing events to Saudi Arabia. Alongside Usyk vs. Fury, Riyadh Season is also backing the Anthony Joshua vs. Daniel Dubois fight in September and the Dmitry Bivol vs. Artur Beterbiev clash in October.

As the heavyweight division heats up, the world will be watching closely to see if Fury can avenge his loss and set up another blockbuster fight, or if Usyk will solidify his dominance at the top of the division.

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Promoter Eddie Hearn has revealed that early discussions are underway for a potential fight between WBC lightweight champion Shakur Stevenson and former IBF super featherweight champion Joe Cordina. While the talks are still in the preliminary stages, the idea of Cordina moving up to 135 pounds to challenge Stevenson is being explored.

Shakur Stevenson has been actively seeking his next opponent, initially targeting WBC #1 William Zepeda. However, with Zepeda and his promoter Oscar De La Hoya aiming to push the fight to February, Stevenson is reluctant to wait that long. This delay has opened the door for other potential matchups, including one with Cordina.

Cordina, who recently suffered an eighth-round knockout loss to Anthony Cacace, is ranked #13 by the WBC. At 32 years old, Cordina is eager to take on big challenges, and moving up in weight to face Stevenson would certainly be one of them. "I've spoken to Joe about fighting Shakur Stevenson. Joe is up for it, but he also understands the challenge," said Hearn. He added, "Ideally, moving up a weight division, you'd probably want an easier fight than Shakur Stevenson, but Joe is at the age where he wants to be involved in the biggest fights in the sport."

For Cordina, this could be a career-defining opportunity. Despite being the underdog, the prospect of fighting for a world title against a high-profile opponent like Stevenson is too significant to pass up. Hearn acknowledged that the discussions are still in the early stages, but he remains optimistic about the possibility.

Stevenson's defensive skills and tactical approach have not always resonated with U.S. audiences, but a fight against Cordina could help him gain popularity in the UK. If Cordina's power translates to the lightweight division, it could pose a serious challenge for Stevenson, who might have to rely on his mobility and ring IQ to avoid getting clipped.

While nothing has been finalized, the prospect of Stevenson vs. Cordina is intriguing. It would offer Cordina a shot at redemption and provide Stevenson with a new challenge as he continues to establish himself as one of the top talents in the lightweight division.

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Promoter Frank Warren is setting the stage for a potential all-British world championship unification fight between rising lightweight stars Sam Noakes and Mark Chamberlain. Both fighters have been making waves in the division, and a showdown between the two seems increasingly likely. 

Noakes, who recently claimed the European championship by defeating Yvan Mendy, will next defend his title against Gianluca Ceglia on September 6. Reflecting on Noakes’ performance against Mendy, Warren expressed his belief that Noakes could have secured a stoppage in that fight. "The last fight, I genuinely feel that he could have stopped his opponent," Warren told BoxingScene. Despite not getting the knockout, Warren praised Noakes for displaying his boxing IQ, stating, "He showed another side of his ability and his great boxing brain that he’s got."

Warren sees a bright future for Noakes, who now holds the British, Commonwealth, and European titles. “He’s a top 10-rated fighter and he’s going places,” Warren said. The promoter is confident that Noakes has the potential to win a world title and believes that a clash with Chamberlain could become a major event in British boxing within the next year.

Chamberlain, who last fought in May, securing a victory over Joshua Oluwaseun Wahab, is set to face Josh Padley on September 21. Warren is optimistic about the timing of a potential unification fight, stating, “I think it’ll happen in the next 12 months. What I’d like it to be is for a world title fight.”

Warren envisions the ideal scenario where both Noakes and Chamberlain win world titles before facing each other in a unification bout. “It’d be nice if they could both win a world title and then have a unification. That’d be my dream,” he added.

If everything falls into place, British boxing fans could witness one of the most exciting domestic showdowns in recent history, with two of the country’s brightest talents going head-to-head for world title supremacy.

 

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In a surprising twist ahead of the highly anticipated heavyweight clash between Daniel Dubois and Anthony Joshua, Dubois' former sparring partner Guido Vianello has backed Joshua to come out on top. Despite acknowledging Dubois' power and danger in the ring, Vianello believes Joshua's experience and recent form give him the edge in their upcoming bout on September 21 at Wembley Stadium.

Daniel Dubois, who recently claimed the IBF heavyweight title after Oleksandr Usyk vacated the belt, will face Joshua in what promises to be a thrilling encounter. While Joshua is the slight favorite due to his wealth of experience and recent resurgence under new coach Ben Davison, Vianello's comments have added an intriguing layer to the pre-fight discussions.

Vianello shared his insights with Boxing Social, stating, "I sparred with Daniel in the training camp before my Efe Ajagba fight. He is a very strong and dangerous boxer, but we were very close in every session." He continued, "Joshua is back and in the best shape of his career, I think. With Dubois, it is a very close fight, but Joshua's experience might give him the win."

Vianello also mentioned his admiration for Francis Ngannou, noting that Joshua's experience and preparation in past fights, including his battle with Ngannou, have sharpened his skills. "I saw Joshua then, and he looks much better than in the past. With Dubois, it's a close fight, but I think Joshua, with his experience, maybe he can win."

As the fight date approaches, fans are left wondering whether Dubois’ raw power will overcome Joshua’s refined technique and experience, or if Joshua will prove Vianello’s prediction correct.

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The British heavyweight division is set for another explosive showdown as Fabio Wardley and Frazer Clarke have agreed to a much-anticipated rematch. Their thrilling split draw in March left fans wanting more, and now, the two undefeated fighters will meet again with the British heavyweight title on the line. While the date and venue remain unconfirmed, there are strong rumors that this bout could feature on the undercard of the light heavyweight unification clash between Artur Beterbiev and Dmitry Bivol in Saudi Arabia on October 12.

In March, Wardley and Clarke delivered a fight that was too close to call, resulting in a split draw. With both fighters eager to prove themselves, the rematch promises to be just as intense, if not more. Fabio Wardley, with a record of 17-0-1 (16 KOs), will defend his title against the determined Frazer Clarke, who holds an 8-0-1 (6 KOs) record. This fight is expected to be one of the highlights of the year for British boxing.

In other news from the British Boxing Board of Control, the junior middleweight title fight between Sam Gilley and Louis Greene has been put back out to purse bids after a date and venue couldn't be confirmed. The two previously faced off in a brutal battle last October, with Gilley taking the win.

Additionally, a deal has been reached for Jack Rafferty to fight Henry Turner for the vacant 140lbs title. This bout will take place on October 5 in Liverpool, on the undercard of Nick Ball’s WBA featherweight title defense against Ronny Rios.

Purse bids have also been called for a super featherweight title fight between champion Reece Bellotti and the unbeaten Michael Gomez Jnr. Both fighters are in top form, setting the stage for an exciting matchup.

Lastly, British flyweight champion Jay Harris is set to face Conner Kelsall in a potential triple title showdown, with details to be announced soon. Promoter Frank Warren is expected to confirm the date and venue, making it another must-watch event.

 

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Floyd Mayweather showed his unwavering support for Curmel Moton in Ontario, California, amidst rumors that his promising protege might leave. Mayweather's presence was a statement, as he watched Moton maintain his unbeaten record against Nikolai Buzolin, improving to 4-0 with a third stoppage in the super lightweight division. The teenage prospect fought on the Nate Diaz vs. Jorge Masvidal card as Mayweather and former Golden Boy Richard Schaefer work to rebuild Mayweather’s company. Recently, several young stars like J’hon Ingram, Richardson Hitchins, and Jalil Hackett left Mayweather’s camp, causing concern about the stability of his roster.+ Despite the departures, Mayweather is determined to retain Moton. The young fighter’s loyalty was evident after a public dispute with Gervonta Davis, which resulted in Moton being dropped from Davis's undercard. Nevertheless, Moton’s decision to stand by Mayweather has solidified their relationship. Moton dominated Buzolin from the start, pressuring him into a knee and eventually securing a second-round stoppage. The fight was called by experienced referee Jack Reiss, showcasing Moton's exceptional skill and preparation. Reflecting on his victory, Moton expressed gratitude for the enthusiastic crowd. “It felt great to be in there with a huge crowd like this tonight. The atmosphere really pushed me to be my best. I put in a lot of work at the gym and knew it would pay off.” Moton also addressed his future with Mayweather, saying, “I know there are all eyes on me with Floyd behind my back. It puts a target on me. I’ve felt pressure my whole life, so this is nothing for me. I’m used to it. I just have to show up and do what I do. I’m going to get back in the gym and keep working hard to put on another great performance.” Mayweather’s public support for Moton is crucial as they prepare for a significant event announcement. With only four bouts under his belt, Moton has quickly become one of the most lucrative fighters in Mayweather’s stable. The strategy now appears to be centered on building the organization around Moton to ensure he remains with the team. #FloydMayweather #CurmelMoton #BoxingNews #BoxingProspect #MayweatherPromotions #RichardSchaefer #NateDiaz #JorgeMasvidal #GervontaDavis #NikolaiBuzolin

William “El Camarón” Zepeda stopped Giovanni “El Cabron” Cabrera via third-round TKO at the Toyota Arena in Ontario, CA. Zepeda, now 31-0 with 27 KOs, showcased his skill and discipline, overpowering Cabrera after a tentative start. In the first two rounds, both fighters were cautious, trying to find their balance. However, Zepeda found his rhythm in the third round, landing clean shots that broke down Cabrera’s defense. The referee stopped the fight at the 1:58 mark after Cabrera took a knee. “I knew my preparation would push me forward,” said William Zepeda. “My discipline will always overcome anything. We made a game plan that worked for me. I can’t compare myself to other fighters. The only way we can determine who’s better is in the ring.” Cabrera, reflecting on his performance, said, “I felt strong in the first round, but then he got me right in the liver. I thought I was going to get up, but I lost track of the count.” The co-main event saw Ricardo “El Niño” Sandoval defeat former world champion Angel “Tito” Acosta via technical knockout in the 10th round, claiming the WBC Silver Flyweight Championship. Sandoval displayed speed and strength, countering Acosta’s experience. “I’m very satisfied with my performance,” said Sandoval. “I stuck to the game plan, using a lot of hand movement and defense. I’m glad we got the victory.” Manuel “Gucci Manny” Flores dominated Nohel Arambulet, winning via an early stoppage in the second round. Flores aims to dominate at 118 lbs and fight for gold. Joel Iriarte, a former Team USA member, delivered a second-round knockout of Yainel Alvarez, showcasing his skills and calm mindset in the ring. Pedro Campa scored an upset victory over Alex Martin in a 10-round welterweight bout, with Campa knocking down Martin in the tenth round to secure the win by unanimous decision. Other notable fights included victories by Gael “El Terror” Cabrera, Joshua “El Americano” Garcia, Anthony Saldivar, Daniel Luna, and Japhethlee Llamido. #WilliamZepeda #GiovanniCabrera #Boxing #TKO #RicardoSandoval #AngelAcosta #ManuelFlores #JoelIriarte #PedroCampa #BoxingNews  

O’Shaquie Foster is still upset about losing his WBC super featherweight title to Robson Conceicao by a twelve-round split decision last Saturday at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey. Foster insists he deserved the decision and believes he should have won every round. However, he was outworked by Conceicao, which is why the judges favored the talented Brazilian. Conceicao, who was more active and aggressive, said after the fight that Foster "didn’t come to fight" and was mostly playing defense.   Conceicao’s Determination Conceicao, a well-schooled 2016 Olympic gold medalist, outperformed Foster by being the busier fighter, throwing more punches, and keeping Foster pinned to the ropes. Foster’s strategy of focusing on defense rather than offense backfired. He rarely countered and spent most of the fight trying to make Conceicao miss, which wasn’t enough to secure a win.   Foster’s Defensive Style Foster’s approach, reminiscent of Shakur Stevenson, centered on defense, aiming to avoid punches rather than throwing them. This style cost him dearly, as Conceicao kept attacking and scoring points. Foster’s reluctance to engage offensively, especially in the championship rounds, showed his overconfidence and disconnect from the reality of the fight. Judges' Decision The judges scored the fight 116-112, 115-113 for Conceicao, and 116-112 for Foster. Many observers, including myself, agreed with the judges who favored Conceicao. Foster's belief that he pitched a shutout shows his misjudgment of the fight dynamics. Trainer’s Insight Trainer Kenny Ellis emphasized that defense alone doesn’t win fights. He noted that while defense can prolong a career, it’s the offensive output that secures victories. Foster’s inability to counter effectively and his reliance on defense cost him the fight against a more aggressive and hardworking Conceicao. Fans' Reaction Some fans were upset about Foster’s loss, unable to see the reality of the fight. Foster’s followers were disappointed, but the truth is that hard work and aggression from Conceicao earned him the win. Lesson for Foster Foster needs to learn that success in boxing comes from a balance of defense and offense. Relying solely on defense and expecting to win without engaging offensively is a flawed strategy. Moving forward, Foster should focus on improving his offensive game to complement his defensive skills. #OShaquieFoster #RobsonConceicao #Boxing #WBC #BoxingNews #FightNight #BoxingFans #PrudentialCenter #SuperFeatherweight #BoxingLife

It’s that time of the year again when boxing fans eagerly anticipate the next move of the sport's biggest attraction, Canelo Alvarez. As the September 14 Mexican Independence Day weekend approaches, the current favorites to face Alvarez are Edgar Berlanga and Chris Eubank Jr.. Benavidez Out of the Picture While many fans are clamoring for a matchup between Canelo and David Benavidez, it’s not happening this time around. Benavidez, who recently moved up to light heavyweight and defeated Oleksandr Gvozdyk, has announced his return to super middleweight. Despite being the WBC’s mandatory contender, Benavidez is currently sidelined with injuries and won't be ready by September. Berlanga’s Chance Edgar Berlanga, with an undefeated record of 22-0 (17 KOs), is the WBA mandatory challenger after defeating Padraig McCrory in a final eliminator in February. Berlanga’s Puerto Rican heritage makes him an appealing opponent for the Mexican superstar, adding a layer of cultural rivalry to the bout. Eubank’s Marketability Chris Eubank Jr., although not having done much to earn a title shot at 168 pounds, remains one of Britain’s most marketable fighters. Eubank, 33-3 (24 KOs), last fought in the super middleweight division in February 2019, defeating a faded James DeGale. Despite being more natural at middleweight, Eubank’s ability to sell a fight keeps him in the running. Recent Inactivity Eubank has been inactive since his September victory over Liam Smith, which avenged a surprise defeat eight months earlier. His marketability and ability to draw a crowd make him a viable option for Canelo, despite the lack of recent activity in the super middleweight division. Broadcast Details Once all details are finalized, the anticipated bout will likely be broadcast on Amazon Prime PPV, bringing the action directly to fans worldwide. #CaneloAlvarez #EdgarBerlanga #ChrisEubankJr #Boxing #DavidBenavidez #AmazonPrimePPV #BoxingNews #FightNight #BoxingFans #MexicanIndependenceDay