Lawrence Okolie, the former two-weight champion, is embarking on an exciting new chapter in his boxing career as he transitions to the heavyweight division. After a successful debut against Hussein Muhamed, where he showcased his power with a decisive first-round knockout, Okolie expressed his desire to remain active in the ring. This proactive approach is
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Lawrence Okolie has successfully carved a niche for himself in the boxing world, notably as the former WBO cruiserweight champion. However, his recent transition to the heavyweight class has raised eyebrows and sparked conversations among boxing enthusiasts. Weighing in at 260.8 pounds for his heavyweight debut against Hussein Muhamed, Okolie’s size is both an asset
The latest WBC heavyweight rankings have stirred conversation in the boxing community, particularly with the emergence of Lawrence Okolie as a significant contender. His debut appearance in the heavyweight rankings at number five has undeniably raised eyebrows, especially considering that he has yet to fight in the heavyweight division. This placement suggests a changing dynamic
As the boxing world watches with keen interest, Lawrence Okolie, a popular figure in the ring known as “The Sauce,” has formally vacated his WBC bridgerweight title in pursuit of greater challenges in the heavyweight division. This strategic shift, announced through an official statement, comes on the heels of Okolie’s impressive victory over Lukasz Rozanski,
Lawrence Okolie, the former WBO cruiserweight champ who recently claimed the bridgerweight title, is making waves in the heavyweight division. At 31 years old, Okolie has expressed interest in challenging top heavyweight boxers like Deontay Wilder and Joseph Parker. In a recent interview with IFL TV, Okolie confidently stated that he has what it takes
After Lawrence Okolie’s impressive victory over Lukasz Rozanski to claim the WBC bridgerweight title, the question arises about potential future opponents for the new champion. Okolie, known as “The Sauce,” has expressed his desire to remain in the bridgerweight division for the time being, with aspirations of eventually moving up to the heavyweight division in
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
Lawrence Okolie and WBC bridgerweight champion Lukasz Rozanski both successfully weighed in at Thursday’s weigh-in for their headliner fight this Friday night at Sky Sports at the Podpromie Arena in Rzeszow, Poland. Okolie, the former WBC cruiserweight champion, weighed in at 223.5 lbs, looking in great shape for his first fight at bridgerweight. On the
Lawrence Okolie, a former WBO cruiserweight champion, is gearing up for his next big challenge in May. After a disappointing loss to Chris Billam-Smith last year, Okolie is looking to prove himself once again by attempting to become a two-weight champion. This time, he will be facing off against Lukasz Rozanski, the reigning WBC bridgerweight