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Finally, Joshua-Fury is announced Boxing News - Boxing, UFC and MMA News, Fight Results, Schedule, Rankings, Videos and More (opens the original)
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A fight a decade past its prime was announced Thursday with one word. Truth is, that’s almost redundant. Anthony Joshua-Tyson Fury was a fight wanted by so many for so long and then a fight forgotten by even more, buried by Oleksandr Usyk, who beat both twice in a way that seemed to knock out any reason anyone would ever think about it again. But feuds never go away. They just get inherited, from one generation to the next. There’s an old Irish joke. To wit: What is Irish Alzheimer’s? You forget
Pitbull scores sixth-round  KO in messy fight Boxing News - Boxing, UFC and MMA News, Fight Results, Schedule, Rankings, Videos and More (opens the original)
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Mostly, it was dirty, Call it a dog fight, but even thatâs wrong, an insult to dogs everywhere. The good news was that it didnât last too long. Thank the fighter with the canine nickname for that. Pitbull, otherwise known as Isaac Cruz, ended the 140-pound bout in the sixth round with a crushing left hook that sent Nestor Bravo bouncing across the canvas Saturday night in a Pechanga Arena that often sounded like a crowded kennel. There were takedowns that would have made Randy Savage jealous
Benavidez plans for cruiserweight, but still has not eliminated 175-pound possibility Boxing News - Boxing, UFC and MMA News, Fight Results, Schedule, Rankings, Videos and More (opens the original)
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SAN DIEGO â A return to light heavyweight is still an option for David Benavidez, despite plans to unify and defend titles at cruiserweight in his next two bouts, his father and trainer Jose Benavidez Sr. said Thursday. There were conflicting reports about whether the ambitious Benavidez still had saw the 175-pound division as a possibility last Saturday when he stepped into the ring in an encounter with Jai Opetai after Opetaiâs victory at 200 pounds on the card dominated by Ryan Garciaâs
Bivol-Smith agree, leaving questions for Benavidez and Beterbiev Boxing News - Boxing, UFC and MMA News, Fight Results, Schedule, Rankings, Videos and More (opens the original)
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Light-heavyweight champion Dimitry Bivol agreed to a mandatory against Callum Smith, a move that leaves questions about what’s next for Artur Beterbiev and probably makes David Benavidez’ hopes for a 175-pound bout less likely. The Bivol-Smith agreement was announced by the World Boxing Organization, which canceled a scheduled purse bid Thursday. In a statement, the WBO said Bivol, the acronym’s 175-pound champion, and Smith, the mandatory challenger. had reached terms, including date and venue.
Teofimo-Romero: A boxing news conference breaks out Boxing News - Boxing, UFC and MMA News, Fight Results, Schedule, Rankings, Videos and More (opens the original)
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A boxing news conference without theatrics is a little bit like a dead battery in a high-end sports car. It’s not going anywhere. Teofimo Lopez and Rolly Romero made sure that didn’t happen Thursday, kicking a newser out of some early yawns and transforming it into a variety show full of all the insults, threats, taunts, laughs and groans expected in the plotline before any opening bell. Tickets, after all, were still for sale a couple of days before Lopez makes his welterweight debut in a bid t
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