Teofimo Lopez destroyed Shakura Stevenson on X on Friday, making fun of him because of comments about the takeover of this sport. Lopez (21-1, 13 KO) says Shakur’s “Uninteresting style“It is not suitable for taking over in this era inside the ring.

Herrera avoided

Teofimo has recently enjoyed a mess with Stevenson. His reposting the Cuban lithe pretender Herrera cores Shakur’s call was hilarious, where he says he is not a child and “kill” him.

Herrera (17-0, 15 KO) is a guy who Shakur and his promoter, Eddie Hearn, went in favor of lithe Josh Padley when they needed a deputy opponent on February 22 after Floyd Schofield abandoned his illness. They did not want to apply Herrera and there is no other way to look at it except for the perception of it as a duck.

The career of the WBO Airy Welter Inta, Teofimo master, is at a different level than the WBC Airy Wweight Shakur champion at the moment. It is said that Lopez has signed a contract with three fights worth $ 30 million in the Riyadh season.

This is of course the money that Stevenson does not receive for defending his WBC belt against Josh Padley and Artem Harutyunyan. Unless Stevenson’s promoter Eddie Hearn will not be able to fight Gervont Davis before his contract with him. It doesn’t look good for Newark, from Recent Jersey.

This is the only chance of Shakur for a lot of payment in lightweight, and he is in the borrowed time. It won’t take much time before WBC orders Shakur to defend himself against his pretender No. 1, Andy Cruz. Cuban 2020 Olympic medalist can do anything that Shakur can inside the ring, but he has more power. It is like a better version of Shakur.

The only thing that is missing in Cruz is Dar Gab to brag about himself and write 24/7 like Stevenson on the X. In fashion talent, Cruz is a much better warrior than Shakur, and of course Keyshawn Davis does not want anything to do with him. He lost four times against him and does not want to make it the fifth time.

Attack X Lopeza

“You occupy sheets and pillows because you put everyone,” said Teofimo Lopez on X, baking Shakur Stevenson for his lifeless style. “You couldn’t even put Josh Padley in the sixth. You are rubbish, you are rubbish. You speak to yourself on Twitter because you have no friends.”

Cushioned as @Charmin . #Box @Shakurstevenson @Turki_ALSHIKHH https://t.co/lmc7gtz9pg pic.twitter.com/qrkzyycbzx

– Teofimo Lopez (@teofimolopez) March 21, 2025

US fans will have to get up early to catch Cambosos vs. Wyllie Fight Live on Dazn. If they want to see the whole event, they must get up at 4:00 et.

Results

– Cherno Johnson Hammers Nina Hughes: Hughes had no chance. She looked at the opening bell a step and stopped there. Johnson was sharper, faster and easily – he took Hughes’s nose early and just cut her.

In round 7 Johnson landed a spotless left catch and it was – Hughes’s corner threw a towel. Without fulling, no solemn trouble, only one -sided beating from beginning to end.

Hughes never looked like it belonged there. Johnson controlled each round, landed in Wola and never let Hughes into the fight. The detention could have been pliable, but there was no point in pulling it. Total domination.

– imam khataev A full ten rounds went for the first time – and still battered Durval Palacio from Bell to Bell. The results were wide, as they come: 99-89, 99-89, 98-90. Palacio’s face told this story, even if he somehow remained on his feet.

Khataev marched through him without a guard, eat arrows on purpose to go back more. Round 9? He rolled off Palacio with his right hand and almost closed the program, but the guy would not fall. Round 10? Khataev was going – robust combinations, shrugged in several meters and still headed at the last minute.

A tough boy Palacio, but Khataev did not need a break to take him ugly. Controlled violence, start finishing.

– Aihine Flattened aekkaphob auraiwan in the first round – TKO, basic robberies.

– Jayden Buan The crazy Jordan Kasilieris over four, pure sweeping into two cards (40-36, 40-36), one of the pity (39-37). Still closing.

Main event:

• USA: 7:05 ET / 6:05 CT / 4:05 PT (Saturday)
• Great Britain and Ireland: 11:05 GMT (Saturday)
• Europe: 12:05 CET / 13:05 EET (Saturday)
• Australia: 22:05 AEDT / 21:35 ACDT / 21:05 AESest (Saturday)
• Up-to-date Zealand: 12:05 NZDT (Sunday)

By: Sean Crose

One of the greatest weighty weight of all time died. George Foreman, who became as known as his grills as his stunning second career in boxing, was one of a kind. “Our hearts are broken,” said Foreman’s estate in a statement in social media on Friday evening. “With deep sadness we announce the departure of our beloved George Edward Foreman Sr., who calmly left on March 21, 2025 surrounded by loved ones. A pious preacher, devoted husband, loving father and proud and great -grandfather, lived with life marked by different faith, humility and cell.”

He is not a hyperbola to claim that Foreman led an extraordinary life, moving from heel to one of the most believing characters of pop culture in America and leaving an indelible mark in boxing sports. “Humanitarian, Olympian and two -time heavyweight master of the world”, he continued the statement – “he was deeply respected – strength for the good, man of discipline, beliefs and as a defender of his heritage, tirelessly to keep his good name – for his family.”

After winning the gold medal at the 1968 Olympic Games, Foreman became one of the most cruel strokes in the heavyweight division. In 1973, he was ready to become a heavyweight champion from Houston, which he achieved, repeatedly abandoning the defending master Joe Frazier six times in two rounds before the fight. However, less than three years later the situation changed to worse for Foreman, because former world champion Muhammad Ali stunned the world, throwing Foreman and taking his crown in Zaire.

Surprisingly, Foreman regained the championship in weighty weight – full twenty years after he lost him from Ali. Foreman’s return probably began when he had a deep religious experience, which permanently changed his life. Becoming a ordained minister, Foreman returned to boxing in 1987 to earn money for his parish. It was then seen by many as a joke. At that moment Foreman was fat and bald, looking completely different than the intimidating giant he was once. Foreman recently laughed when in 1994 he knocked out the defense of IBF heavyweight titles and WBA Michael Moore, full two decades after losing the championship with Ali.

Foreman continued the fight until 1997. At that time, he was seen more as a ubiquitous spokesman for a celebrity and a grill than a warrior. Indeed, the money earned from George Foreman Grills reportedly made him the richest athlete in the world – even exceeding the NBA and King Sneaker Michael Jordan. After his death, George Foremeen left the world of boxing with a dazzling, positive narrative that would never happen again. “We are grateful for pouring love prayers and we kindly ask for privacy because we worship the extraordinary life of a man to call our own,” said Foreman’s estate.

Rest in peace, Large George.