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Lawrence Okolie showcased his immense power on a Friday night, as he secured the WBC bridgerweight title with a decisive first-round knockout over Lukasz Rozanski in Rzeszow, Poland. This victory marked Okolie’s first and potentially final appearance in the bridgerweight division, following his previous accomplishments as the WBO cruiserweight champion. Standing at 6’5″, Okolie wasted
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In a surprising turn of events, it has been revealed that Sebastian Fundora and Errol Spence have agreed to face each other in the ring this coming October. The fight is set to take place in Dallas, with the AT&T Stadium being the proposed venue, pending the availability of a suitable date that aligns with
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In a recent bout in Detroit, Jermain Franklin showcased his skills with a commanding victory over Devin Vargas. Throughout the fight, Franklin displayed his superiority by landing numerous strong and precise shots on his opponent. Despite Vargas showing resilience and heart, the outcome of the match was largely one-sided in favor of Franklin. After dropping
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Ryan Garcia’s B Sample tested positive for the banned substance Ostarine, following his initial positive A Sample results. This news comes after his fight against WBC light welterweight champion Devin Haney on April 20th, where Ryan emerged victorious with a 12-round majority decision, scoring six knockdowns on the reigning champ. However, the referee’s controversial decision
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Marvelous Marvin Hagler, the legendary middleweight boxer, should have been celebrating his 70th birthday today. Unfortunately, the world lost this all-time great in March of 2021, at the age of 66. Hagler’s wife, Kay, announced his unexpected passing at their home in New Hampshire, leaving fans in shock. Despite his untimely death, Hagler’s legacy as
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The fight between Batyrzhan Jukembayev and Ivan Redkach was nothing short of a one-sided beatdown. Jukembayev displayed a level of skill and efficiency that left Redkach looking like a mere amateur in comparison. The way Jukembayev systematically dismantled Redkach was reminiscent of a hitman carrying out a cold and calculated job. From the very beginning,