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Hamzah Sheeraz is fighting for the title after winning the battle with a debt of 800,000

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After the fight against the debt worth 800,000 pounds, Hamzah Sheeraz is now aiming for greater wealth in the world fight for the title of medium weight.

In the form of English medium weight in his first world title against Master WBC Carlos Adames from the Dominican Republic at Kingdom Arena on Saturday in the Riyadh season in Saudi Arabia.

Adams vs. Sheeraz is part of the latest arranged card, which is to be issued in Saudi Arabia and bankned with the deep pockets of the Riyadh season and Turki Alalshikh, president of the general entertainment authority of Saudi Arabia, which is a passant of great events in Riyadh. The undisputed world fight for the title in ponderous weight between Artur Beterbiev and Dmitryjum Bivol is at the top of the bill.

Sheeraz (21-0, 17 KO) increased to the elite level of medium scale division, stopping the last 15 opponents. In his last fight, Sheeraz destroyed Tyler Denny in two rounds for the European Crown during a seasonal event in Riyadh at the Wembley stadium in London, England in September.

Earnings from Sheeraz’s last fight allowed him to pay off the debut of 800,000 pounds, which he owed his family for supporting his boxing career.

“I can’t thank his Excellency [Alalshikh] It is enough because he changed the boxing landscape and helped me get out of the debt I was in, “said Sheeraz Espn.

“If it weren’t that I would be indebted for the next two or three years. I cleaned it after my last fight. It was about 800,000 pounds for my family, for training and travel costs. It was a massive hit, but if it was a massive hit, but if it was a massive hit, but if it was a massive hit, but if you were believed in your vision and journey, there is no reason why you can’t achieve your goals. “

25-year-old 25-year-old six feet of three Sheeraz, who comes from Ilford in Eastern London, needed money to pay for his fees for travel, accommodation and training after making a decision with coach Ricky Funez at the boxing gym in Los Angeles.

“I’ve been to Ricky for four or five years and this is our tenth training camp together,” said Sheeraz ESPN.

“I joined forces with Ricky after he came to Great Britain and we were presented by a joint friend. I did a training session, which really went well, I learned a lot from this two -hour session and decided to conduct California to become full of hours by him.

“It’s not basic to be away from home, but I got used to it. My friends and family understand the task, and when it comes to being from birthday parties and religious festivals, it’s just something I have to do for the next few years.

“Some great warriors trained there in the past, and Joe Gososen is always there. It’s nice to have someone like him to get certainty and advice. “

Sheeraz, whose dad Kamran played cricket for Gloucestershire, was much more busy than Adames (24-1, 18 KO), 30, who did not shine in the first defense compared to 37-year-old Terrell Gausha in June, his only, his The only one, his only one, his only one, his only, his only, only trip in 2024. Sheeraz stopped Liam Williams, Austin Williams and Tyler Denny last year, which in his opinion was a great preparation for his great occasion.

“Adames was not very busy, but he is not a master for some reason and he can hit, so it is not an basic fight, but I prefer to have it in this way than an basic fight, and people say you received the title,” said Sheeraz. Espn.

“Frank Warren specializes in developing teenage fighters like me and I did not become a professional after the best amateur career. But he showed my faith in me and got fights at the right time of my career, just like this, just like this. “

One fight, which can be in the agenda next year, is against the English rival Chris Eubank Jr., who will face Conor Benne on April 26. Eubank Jr. It is a high ranking: one place below Sheeraz in WBC rankings.

“If he [Eubank] He wins his next fight, and I will win another fight, it’s a great summer fight – said Sheeraz ESPN. “Let’s see what will happen, he is a character and draws attention, but I think Conor will win.”

Sheeraz came to Saudi Arabia after two weeks of training in Dubai after his training camp in California. He was promoted by his professional debut in September 2017 by Queensberry Promotions Frank Warren. Warren believes that Sheeraz is arduous for his first world title after proving that he is ready with a masterful victory in the 11th round over “Ammunition” Williams in June. Sheeraz was 134 blows to 73 Williams and dropped the American with the right hook in round 10, after which she later forced the detention.

“I thought a few fights ago that he was ready [for a world title fight] But I wanted him to gain a little more experience, “said Warren.

“In 5 vs. 5 [vs. Williams]He was caught with a few good arrows and went through it. He can fight and can fight inside. This is his moment and he must go and show what all this is about.

“He had really good performances and I feel that he can go through it, but he is in a high -quality warrior.”

Growing up, Sheeraz’s favorite boxers were Ricky Hatton and Nass Hamed. Both British boxes had gigantic fans of fans because of the electrifying knockout style. Sheeraz has the potential to do the same.

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Canelo Alvarez Recaptures WBC Title with Dominant Victory Over Christian Mbilli

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Canelo Alvarez took the WBC super middleweight title once more, winning a clear, unanimous decision over Christian Mbilli in their main event from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Though Mbilli had scattered moments of success, and was hanging in there early with Canelo, the middle and late rounds strongly belonged to the veteran Canelo, who bounced back from his loss 13 months ago to Terence “Bud” Crawford by taking back a piece of the crown he lost that night.

Canelo vs Mbilli official scorecards

Canelo (64-3-3, 39 KO) won on scores of 115-112, 116-111, and 117-110 from the three ringside judges.

Bad Left Hook unofficially scored the fight 116-111 and 116-111 on two cards, both for Canelo.

The 36-year-old Alvarez never seemed in any real danger in this one, as he did the same job we’ve seen him do in victory for years now, keeping a tight defense, landing shots accurately while not throwing a lot of punches, and doing a very professional job of simply winning the fight, without much for the highlight reel.

It’s clear that Canelo is still a top-level fighter, even if he’s not who he was in his prime, and that it’s still going to take a sincere, elite-level fighter to beat him, as has been the case for his entire career.

What’s next for Canelo?

Hamzah Sheeraz seems to be the promotional house favorite to land the next Canelo bout, though WBC interim champ Lester Martinez will also hope to make the play, of course, and both were in attendance in Riyadh on Saturday.

And there will be others who want the fight — anyone that can make a weight Canelo can fight at will want the fight, in fact, as he still is the top money man in boxing’s non-heavyweight divisions, and it’s not like we’ve never seen Canelo throw a curveball for a “next fight.”

As for what Canelo said when asked, he said he would just be taking a little time off, and then return, as is normal. He named no potential opponents.

What did you think of Canelo’s win tonight? Jump into the post-fight conversation and tell us what you thought with the SB Nation app for iOS or Android!

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Munguia Retains WBA Title Amidst Defensive Concerns in Decision Victory Over Zon

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Jaime Munguía (47-2, 35 KOs) kept his WBA super middleweight belt, but Nikita Zon made him look vulnerable in a unanimous decision victory that was much harder than the scores indicated. The Russian’s power repeatedly disrupted Munguía, most dramatically in a sixth round that nearly wrecked the champion’s night.

The judges scored it 117-111, 116-112 and 117-111. Munguía’s combinations and greater activity gave him a case for winning, although those margins did little justice to the danger Zon (12-1-1, 10 KOs) created during twelve competitive rounds.

Zon was making his first appearance over the championship distance against an opponent with far more experience. Yet he found openings in Munguía’s defense often enough to turn an expected showcase into an uncomfortable struggle. The champion could put punches together, but too frequently left himself available for hard replies.

Round six exposed the cost. Zon hurt Munguía badly and threatened a stoppage, forcing the Mexican to survive before he could regain the initiative. Munguía recovered and resumed his offensive work, showing determination without fixing the defensive faults that had put him in trouble.

The referee’s decisions also helped him. Two apparent knockdown sequences went without counts, while a clear rabbit punch from Munguía brought no point deduction. Those incidents deserved better handling in a fight where individual scoring decisions mattered more than the final totals suggested.

Munguía’s output ultimately carried him through, but this was a poor performance against a challenger who had never faced comparable opposition. Zon’s relative inexperience should have made the champion’s greater variety and seasoning decisive; instead, his power remained a threat.

After the Bruno Surace knockout loss, another damaging scare is difficult to dismiss. Munguía still takes too many clean punches while attacking, and Zon demonstrated how quickly that can erase the comfort provided by a busy round. The belt stayed with Munguía, but the performance gave stronger punchers at 168 pounds plenty to study.

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David Picasso vs Carl Martin Scorecard: A Detailed Analysis of Their Performance

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World Boxing News provides a scorecard as David Picasso faces unbeaten Carl Jammes Martin in a ten-round featherweight contest for the WBC Silver title on the Canelo Alvarez vs. Christian Mbilli undercard.

Picasso enters the fight with a 33-1-1 record and the opportunity to get another important victory under his belt against an opponent who has never tasted defeat.

Martin brings a perfect 28-0 record into the contest, with the Filipino looking to make his mark against a well-established Mexican rival.

The fight takes place as part of the Mexico vs. The World event.

WBN provides a live scorecard of the contest below, plus live results throughout the event.


Picasso vs Martin Scorecard

David Picasso vs Carl Jammes Martin

(Scorecard will refresh every 2 mins)

WBC Silver Featherweight Title

10×3


Round Picasso Martin
Round 1 10 9
Round 2 9 10
Round 3 10 9
Round 4 10 9
Round 5 9 10
Round 6 9 10
Round 7 10 8
Round 8 10 9
Round 9 9 10
Round 10 9 10
WBN Totals: — —

Official Result: Martin SD – 96-93, 95-94, 94-95


Preview

Picasso has already experienced defeat during his professional career, but he returns with another opportunity to strengthen his position in the featherweight division.

The Mexican’s 33 victories make him the more experienced fighter on paper, although Martin arrives with an unbeaten record that cannot be overlooked.

The Filipino has won all 28 of his professional contests and now gets the chance to prove himself against an opponent with a considerable reputation.

Picasso will want to avoid another setback, while ‘Wonder Boy’ knows that a victory over the Mexican could put him in a stronger position for future world title opportunities.

The contest is available live on DAZN as part of the Canelo Alvarez vs. Christian Mbilli event.

The Picasso vs Martin contest unfolds alongside more live coverage on World Boxing News.


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Phil Jay is the Editor-in-Chief of World Boxing News (WBN), a BWAA-acknowledged boxing news website founded in 2010. A veteran boxing reporter with 16 years of experience, he has interviewed world champions, broken international exclusives, and reported ringside from major events. His work is published worldwide through WBN and distributed on platforms including Apple News.

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