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David Adelye stops Bezuus at York Hall – boxing results

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David Adeleye Stops Bezus at York Hall - Boxing Results

David Adeleye is the modern WBO European HeavywagHt champion after a huge victory over the distance over Dymtro Bezus in York Hall on Friday evening, and both Mark Chamberlain and Henry Turner keep the IBF and WBC belts accordingly.

The explosive Adelye decided to Ukrainian from the first bell, with previously undefeated Nomuus with a enormous, straight left in the opening round and swayed by the upper part just before the bell.

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Nomuus gathered in the second, but his revival turned out to be brief -lived as a how to chop the left hook, and the judge Bob Williams called the end of the proceedings after 1.48 rounds, and the reflecting in York Hall confirmed the modern master.

Mark Chamberlain devoted time to finding a threat posed by a difficult customer in Vairo Lenti, and the Italian contender had not suffered a failure before.

Ultimately, the warrior Waterlooville was more aggressive, but more importantly, right in his work, and in the fifth round the lenti jaw was fastened by the hellish left hook supplied by a 24-year-old who moves to 12-0 and still the owner of the European airy IBF title.

The official knockout time was 53 seconds of the fifth round. Marcus McDonnell was office.

Henry Turner celebrated double characters as a professional with a third victory over the space in four fights over the Spaniard Zeus de Armas to preserve his silver title WBC International Super Lightweight.

The 22-year-old is a highly qualified operator who did not rely on power in any way, but he put his man put in in the third round with a looped left and again in the fourth courtesy of the right hook to the body.

Turner’s attack on the body was to be decisive, and in the seventh judge Mark Lyson saw enough when De Armas was put on canvas again and time was appointed with the completed 1.20 round.

In fighting other than the titles Chris Bourke returned to Groove after his unsuccessful inclination in the British title Super Bantam last year, falling to Bantamweight and returning with the risky Darwin Martinez.

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Martinez’s record is disingenuous. While he took up 10 losses, six of his seven wins occurred by KO, so it is clearly a threat. This was demonstrated in the first round, when he swayed a bourke with a enormous law, and Streatham the man seemed confused for the first three minutes after the injury for knocking during the year.

The student at the Peacock gym was re -grown impressively from the beginning of the second round and put his man with cruel left to the body, repeating the trick twice in the third round, and Judge Lee saw sufficiently enough for 2.53 rounds.

Blue Chip, Roiston Barney-Smith, showed his class again in his fifth professional fight with Lesther Lara. The right hand straight into the body was included in the typically eternal Nicaraguinian, and now the 19-year-old has three elementary stops on his card, and the high tones took less than three minutes of action.

In the scale of the circuit house Aloys Jr still shines and worked briefly on the Czech Jiri Krejci. The attack was attacked by Krejci after just 38 seconds, and the 19-year-old moved to 3-1 as a professional, and all three arrive by detention.

Two six times opened the night, and 8-0 Super Welter Carl Fail enjoyed the victory over Serge Ambomo and 8-0 Super Bantamweight Adan Mohamed, doing similarly against Francisco Rodriguez.

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Undefeated KO Artist Claims His Power Will Be Too Much for Dmitry Bivol

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"Undefeated KO Artist Claims His Power Will Be Too Much for Dmitry Bivol"

Unified light-heavyweight world champion Dmitry Bivol is regarded as the very best at 175lbs, but there is a new player in the division who believes that he can be the first to knock the slick Russian out.

Bivol became the first fighter to take Artur Beterbiev the distance when the pair collided for the undisputed title back in October 2024, but it was Beterbiev who claimed a majority-decision win and made history by becoming the first undisputed light-heavyweight ruler of the four-belt era.

However, just four months later, Bivol became the second, as he avenged his solitary career defeat with a majority-decision triumph of his own before vacating the WBC belt – which subsequently fell into the hands of David Benavidez.

Now, after Bivol returned to action with a points win over Michael Eifertit seems as though a trilogy showdown with Beterbiev is finally on the horizon, but the Russian-Canadian puncher is not the only knockout artist hoping to hand Bivol a first stoppage defeat.

Speaking to TalkSPORT Boxingafter a first-minute knockout of Sean Hemphill, Dutch light-heavyweight Gradus Kraus admitted that he cannot wait to face the likes of Bivol and knock them out.

“I want to make rounds, but you see I am too good for these guys and I know that I am the best in the world, I will be a future world champion.

“I can’t wait to step up in the ring against [guys] like Bivol and then I will show the world that I also knock them out because my power is too much.”

Boxing News understands that Kraus, who now has 11 knockouts from 12 wins, will return to action in October, with former Bivol opponent Craig Richards amongst the names being considered as a potential opponent.

Meanwhile, the unified champion has been ordered to face WBO mandatory challenger Callum Smith, though he may instead vacate the belt to make the third fight with Beterbiev.

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Tim Bradley Predicts Canelo Alvarez vs Christian Mbilli: Hes Going to Piece Him Up

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Tim Bradley Predicts Canelo Alvarez vs Christian Mbilli: "He's Going to Piece Him Up"

Tim Bradley anticipates a “hell of a fight” unfolding between Canelo Alvarez and Christian Mbilli, but only sees one man emerging victorious on October 31.

The pair will collide in a super-middleweight contest in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, with Mbilli making a first defence of his WBC world title.

He was upgraded from ‘interim’ to full champion following the retirement of Terence Crawford, who became the undisputed 168lb king by dethroning Canelo with a unanimous decision victory in September.

That same night, Mbilli defended his then-interim belt with a 10-round draw against Lester Martinez, producing a performance that aptly reflected his high-volume style.

But while the Frenchman does, indeed, force a considerable pace in the ring, many doubt that this will be enough to trump the 36-year-old Canelo.

Despite coming to the end of his decorated career, the Mexican hardly disgraced himself against Crawford and, prior to that, had remained unbeaten since his 2022 defeat to Dmitry Bivol.

Not only that, but many feel Alvarez is a more technically savvy operator than Mbilli, who throws punches in bunches but typically comes forward in straight lines.

It is partly because of this that Hall of Famer Bradley, while speaking with FightHypehas predicted a dominant victory for Canelo.

“He going to piece Mbilli’s ass up. I like Mbilli – tough guy, comes to bring the pain. It’s going to be a hell of a fight. But Canelo going to catch and shoot on his ass all night long.

“Uppercuts, hooks … it’s going to be bad. [Canelo’s] going to look like he’s back [to his best].”

By “catch and shoot”, Bradley means he is expecting Canelo to punish Mbilli with his counterpunching prowess, even if the 31-year-old keeps springing back with relentless aggression.

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Shakur Stevenson Challenges Devin Haney to Step Up Against KO Champion: You Have No Other Option

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"Shakur Stevenson Challenges Devin Haney to Step Up Against KO Champion: 'You Have No Other Option'"

Devin Haney is currently searching for his next opponent and Shakur Stevenson believes there is only one option for him.

Haney hasn’t fought since becoming a three-division world champion when he defeated Brian Norman Jr by unanimous decision to win the WBO welterweight title back in November.

He has been rumoured to face a number of opponents since then, including Stevenson himself, but it looked like ‘The Dream’ would finally settle on a mandatory showdown with Keyshawn Davis after Top Rank won the purse bid for the clash last week.

Those plans went up in smoke when Davis pulled out of the contest, and Stevenson has explained why he thinks Haney now must target a battle against unified super-welterweight champion Jaron Ennis.

“You said you’d fight Conor Benn? You said you’d find Xander. Why the f**k you don’t say you want to fight Boots now? Matter of fact, you’ve got no other option.

“There’s nobody else on the table. There’s no me, there’s no Key[shawn Davis]there’s no Rolly. Who do you go to? Boots is free. Go get him.”

Ennis previously became unified champion at welterweight before moving up to 154lbs, making an instant impact in the new division when he stopped Xander Zayas in June to win the WBA and WBO super-welterweight titles.

It remains to be seen whether Haney would have any interest in moving up in weight to take on Ennis, with ‘Boots’ also having been linked to fights against IBF champion Josh Kelly, and fellow unbeaten star Vergil Ortiz.

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