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Cambosos overcomes Wyllie, Brown nervous victory over Nicolson in Sydney

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“Cruel” George Cambosos, Jr. He defeated the deceased substitute for the Australian super airy champion, Jake Wyllie, a 12-rescue unanimous decision in the main event on Saturday evening at Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney, Australia.

In the WBC WBC World Female Feather Wweight, Skye Nicolson, she lost the title with the tiara “The Gloomy Menace” Brown with a 10-rund divided decision.

Former IBF, WBA, WBO and IBO World Lightweight Cambosos, Jr. 22-3 (10) defeated Wyllie, 16-2 (15) as a result of a competitive 12-round unanimous decision.

In the first three rounds Cambosos had an advantage. In the fifth round Wyllie had moments that withdrew Cambosos, which he kept left aside. From six to nine Wyllie fought well, although Cambosos had an advantage.

In the eleventh round Wyllie, knowing that he was in battle, tried to catch up with Cambosos, showing his endurance. In the twelfth and final round, Cambosos threw Wyllie onto the canvas. For the most part, Cambosos led the holding, knowing that he had a victory in a bag, trying to avoid a head clash. Cambosos was cut on the right eyebrow and above the left eye earlier in battle.

The results are 117-111, 117-111 and 115-113. Willis was a judge.

2020 Olympian, WBC WBC World Female Feather Wweight, Nicolson, 12-1 (1), a loser of a 10-round decision divided by Brown, 19-0 (11). Brown was an aggressor in the first five rounds, having an advantage in a close fight. Nicolson has done enough in the last five rounds to stop, at least even.

The results of the judges amounted to 96-94, 97-93 for Brown and 96-94 for Nicolson. Joel Scoboba was a judge.

WBA WBA World Bantameight, Cherneka “Sugar Neekz” Johnson, 17-2 (6), was at the top of the former WBA Master Nina Hughes, 6-2 (2) at 0:46 seventh round of 10 × 2 rounds.

In the third round Hughes suffered a bloody nose because of his head clash. From the fourth to six, Johnson dominated. In the seventh round, Hughes was warned for sticking to when his corner threw a towel. Rafael Ramos was a judge.

The bronze Olympian 2016 for Russia, the heavyweight master NAMAM Khataev, 10-0 (9) defeated Durval “El Bombardero” Elias Palacio, 14-4 (11) according to a unanimous decision.

Khataev dominated in the first three rounds. In the fourth round D Palacio pulled Khataeva into the corner. Later in the round Khataev dropped Palacio with his right chin to get the 8th Hold from judge Ignatius Msaailidis. Palacio was cut on the left eyelid. Palacio fought with a large heart in the ninth and tenth.

Results 99-89, 99-89 and 98-90. Ignatius Msaailidis was a judge.

The weighty HEMI “The Heat” Ahio, 24-1 (18) knocked out Aekkaphob Auraiwan, 9-4-1 (7) at 2:59 of the first round planned 10-Rund. Will Soulis was a judge.

2024 Olympian heavyweight Tremoan JNR, 7-0 (7), defeated James “The Beast” Singh, 12-6 (11), by knockout of the first round of the planned six-story fight. The official stopping time took place at 2:12 of the first round.

In the first round of Teremoan, she dropped Singh on his chin to get the 8th Hold from judge Ignatius Msaailidis. After the east, Singh met with half a dozen blows from Teremoana, when the judge Msaailidis called Halt.

Super airy Jayden Buan, 4-0 (3) defeated Jordan Kasilieris, 1-4-1 (1), a four-and-speaking unanimous decision. The results are 40-36, 40-36 and 39-37. Ignatius Msaailidis was a judge.

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Prince Naseem Hamed predicts Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua fight: ‘It’s going to sound crazy’

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Prince Naseem Hamed predicts Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua: “This is going to sound mad”

Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua look set to face each other later this year in what could be one of the biggest British boxing events of all time.

Another British legend, Naseem Hamed, presented the course of the fight in a surprising way.

Fury had his ring returned within a a decision victory over Arslanbek Makhmudov earlier this monthshaking off ring rust at the age of 37 and allegedly preparing for a showdown with Joshua that the “Gypsy King” was set to take place this summer.

However, ‘AJ’ instead maintained that he would prefer a warm-up fight first, with the Londoner expected to return to action in July, ahead of a long-awaited meeting with his arch-rival in November.

I’m talking to talkSPORT BoxingHamed was looking forward to this match and suggested that a draw could be on the cards.

“Who do I think will win the fight between AJ and Fury? Well, that is the question and everyone wants to know.

“Years ago, Tyson had this awkward style for me where he could make AJ look stupid, that’s true. Now everything has changed. Tyson seemed to have backed off a little bit.

“But with Tyson Fury you never know, maybe one night he’ll show up and box amazingly and do what he did to Wilder. Those first few rounds [against Makhmudov]I was a little disappointed that he didn’t go from the start.

“This is going to sound crazy to you, but would it be unbelievable if I said it could be a draw?”

It is unclear whether Fury will also fight in the summer or whether he will avoid risking a lucrative romance with Joshua and wait patiently on the sidelines.

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Adam Smith reveals Ben Whittaker’s summer fight plan

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Ben Whittaker’s next few months are already taking shape following his quick knockout victory in Liverpool, and Adam Smith outlines a busy summer schedule that should finally see the delicate heavyweight fighter face stronger tests

Smith said Whittaker is expected to return to the United States in overdue June on the Jaron “Boots” Ennis card, then return to the UK in the summer for a major date in his hometown of Birmingham.


Whittaker stopped Brian Suarez in two rounds last weekend and performed brilliantly throughout, adding another early finish to the stretch that helped rebuild attention around him after his first fight with Liam Cameron ended in a draw.

Smith said the June outing would support expose Whittaker to a wider audience ahead of a bigger national night later in the year.

“He will fight at the end of June in America at the Boots Ennis gala. That’s good. Show him to a global audience. Then he will come back here in overdue summer, maybe early September and fight in Birmingham in a huge fight,” Adam Smith said in an interview with Sport Boxing.

Smith also named British opponents who could be next, naming Lyndon Arthur, Brad Rea and Craig Richards as possible options once Whittaker returns home.

Smith believes that in the long term, bigger domestic fights with Joshua Buatsi and Anthony Yard should come within the next year if Whittaker continues to win.

“Buatsis and Yards need to be delivered within the next 6-12 months.”

Whittaker has had a lot of notoriety since turning pro, but the activity and matchmaking are looking more grave now. The next two fights should tell more than the first ten.

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Oscar De La Hoya admits that he would consider returning on one condition

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Oscar De La Hoya admits he would consider comeback under one condition

Six-division world champion and Golden Boy promoter Oscar De La Hoya hasn’t fought since 2008, but revealed he would be willing to return for one fighter.

De La Hoya is a newfangled pound-for-pound legend, being one of only two six-division champions in the history of the sport – joined by Filipino fan favorite Manny Pacquiao, who has reached eighth in this ultra-elite club.

While De La Hoya has moved on to promote the sport, “Pac Man” recently returned to the pro ranks, challenging Mario Barrios for the WBC welterweight world title last July in an attempt to break his own record as boxing’s oldest 147-pound ruler.

Pacquiao could only get a draw in that fight, but now he’s ready for an even bigger fight – at least financially – after signing a contract for a rematch with Floyd Mayweather, who defeated him in 2015 in the “Fight of the Century.”

Time will tell whether this fight will have an impact on Mayweather’s renowned 50-0 record or not. “TBE” apparently wants to change his contract to an exhibition fight despite signing a contract for sanctioned competition.

If that fight takes place in September, Mayweather will come out on top again, De La Hoya said Fighting the noise that he would also be willing to have a rematch with Mayweather.

“I am a fighter. I will always be a fighter. If Mayweather beats Pacquiao, Floyd, you owe me a rematch! Let’s go!”

Mayweather defeated De La Hoya by split decision to win the WBC super lightweight title in 2007, and De La Hoya still maintains he deserved to win the fight.

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