Next month, IBF will order heavyweight master Daniel Dubois, defend his belt against a 41-year compulsory opponent, Derek Chisora, April 22. Two British have a deadline on June 21 to end this fight.

Social media fans are bad because of this fight. They believe that 27-year-old Dubois (22-2, 21 KO) is livid to defend his IBF heavyweight title against the past of his best Chisory (36-13, 23 KO), whose career is simple along with the careful associated with older warriors.

Safety concerns

IBF must make their title eliminators much more complex to prevent washed warriors to be washed by becoming obligatory pretenders and destruction by the masters. It is not sheltered to have fighters as aged as Chisora ​​challenging an elite hefty weight such as Dubois. What’s more, this is a bad product for fans who expect a competitive match.

Chisora ​​is the equivalent of an aged dinosaur who does not belong to the fight with anyone remotely talented. Placing a 42-year-old 42-year-old Chisory from Dubois is not sheltered and makes sport look bad in the eyes of fans. This is unfair to naive fans who will buy tickets for the event or order them on PPV if it is sold in this format.

Chisora ​​would be better to fight for struggle for careful, just like aged baseball players, when they are too aged to compete, but putting him with the world champion, such as Dubois, harm the honesty of this sport. People are nervous that IBF has clearly facilitated Chisor in the past, which has become mandatory for the Dubois belt along with the fight with Otto Wallin.

IBF should focus on the safety of fighters, because Chisora ​​looks and sounds as if he was not near a warrior who was in 2012, when wounded, one -armed Vitali Klitschko defeated him strongly. With one arm, Vitali defeated Chisora ​​like a drum. Delby looked like he didn’t belong to the same ring with him.

Many boxing fans believe that Chisora-Walllin’s fight should not have been sanctioned as an eliminator of the World IBF title. Anthony Joshua knocked out Wallin in five rounds and did not beat anyone noteworthy from this defeat. In the last fight, Wallin defeated the unclear heavyweight named Onoriode Ehwarieme.

Sanctioning Chisor’s fight vs. Wallin as an eliminator of the title was a joke. The Chisory record in the last eight fights is 4-4 since 2020, and his victory came against these little fighters:

Otto Wallin
Joe Joyce: 39
Gerald Washington: 42
Kubrat Pulev: 43

IBF will order the mandatory challenge of Derek Chisory to the title of heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois next month without the final eliminator 🥊 pic.twitter.com/swgfk69t5b

– Sky Sports Boxing (@Skysportsboxing) March 27, 2025

WBC The fleeting master of lightweight William Zepeda and Tevin Farmer got into a tiny change in today’s weighing to the rematch this Saturday, March 29, starting from 20:00 et / 17:00 PT, they live on Dazn at the polyforum Benito Juárez in Cancún, Mexico.

(Loan: Golden Boy / Cris Esqueda)

Weighting

Farmer (33-7-1, 8 KO) pushed the invincible Zepeda (32-0, 27 KO) for no reason to show him that he means business on Saturday. Zepeda doesn’t speak English and he just smiled without words during the fight.

The former super feather champion IBF tried to intimidate or arouse Zeped. It seemed that it didn’t work. Zepeda just smiled, showing that he enjoyed theaters that the American brought to weighing.

Weights

William Zepeda 134.2 vs. Tevin Farmer 135
Oscar Collazo 105 vs. Edwin Cano 104.4

Both warriors looked as if they were already irrigated. No guy seemed exhausted, and this is a sign that they are real delicate, not persecutors. We got a lot of people in a department of 135 pounds, guys who look like they were turning to 160. After considering and did not have any activity in a ward other than using smaller fighters.

Zepeda defeated the 10-Rund farmer divided on November 16 last year in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Tevin knocked down Zeda in the fourth round and fought well, even though there was a change in many rounds. In Zepeda’s championship rounds, she seemed to pull him out, landing many difficult shots that forced the farmer to hold.

Williams promoters in Golden Boy decided to pull the trigger with the farmer. They could let Zepeda go to the challenge for the world championship, but they wanted him back. We will see on Saturday if they made the right decision by taking a rematch. If Zepeda loses the fight, the Oscar de la Hoya promoter will regret the rematch.

Andy Cruz showed his reluctance to the terrifying way of “businessman” Keyshawn Davis deals with his career, telling his followers on X that the WBO Lightweight champion is not willing “Fight with anyone who can fight.”

(Credit: boxing matchroom)

Keyshawn is well maneuvered by his promoters in the highest rank because they want him to become a star, and if they put it in with Andy Cruz, he probably lost and wasted their investment. When he was with them, they did a good job from Edgar Berlang. The same with Shakur.

Tactics “scares”

#1 WBC 135-LB Cruz Cruz learns how hard it is to get the best fighters in a lightweight division to fight it. He was not lucky, encouraging his former enemy Keyshawna to fight him.

The last five opponents of Keyshawn

– Denyks Berinchyk
– Gustavo Lemos
– Miguel Madueno
– Jose Pedraza
– Nahir Albright

Cuban talent beat Keyshawna four times in amateurs and taught him in the Olympic finals in 2020 to capture the gold medal. Usually, fighters who leave the Olympic Games are ready to avenge their losses, but Keyshawn is an exception. He accepts the businessman’s approach to his career, carefully choosing the opposition and guided by warriors that pose a threat.

The Olympic gold medalist in 2020 Cruz (5-0, 2 KO) calls Keyshawn (13-0, 9 KO), trying to force him to agree with him, but he is not interested. He would prefer to face less threats, such as Denys Berinchyk and Gustavo Lemos.

Davis recently said that he was going to fight Andy Cruz before he reaches up to 140, but it doesn’t seem. Virfolk, Virginia Keyshawn, can remain one or two fights in it before he is forced to move to 140 due to its huge size.

Weight and wait

He looked like one of the zombies from maintaining weight during the last fight with the lightweight champion WBO Denys Berinchyk on February 14. After the hydration, he looked like average weight and crushed a much smaller Berinchyk in four rounds of its size more than anything else.

If one of those days Andy Cruz intends to fight Keyshawn, it will have to happen at 140 or more likely 147, because he will not face him at the age of 135.

Keyshawn doesn’t want to fight anyone who can fight 😩🙏🏾

– Andy Cruz Gómez (@Andycruzgomż) March 27, 2025