As an average weight, he immediately became a growing pretender, and now Hamzah Sheeraz tries to have an immediate influence in a super-medium weight, because he is to deal high in the 168-pound pretender ranking Edgar Berlanga (23-1, 18 KO).

This intriguing fight in the Ring magazine of July 12 is the eliminator of the WBC title, which is to take place at the Louis Armstrong stadium at Queens, Fresh York. Sheeraz will try to immediately influence his debut in Super-Middleight.

Coming from Ilford in England, Hamzah Sheeraz is a British boxer of Pakistani origin. He made his debut at Pro in September 2017 at the Copper Box Arena in London, England, when he defeated Dane Green by TKO in the second round.

Sheeraz would improve his CV by winning his next 18 fights. He received national publicity when he participated in the match from the match of June 2024. vs Queensberry 5 vs 5, which took place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

As time passed in the 10th round, Sheeraz became involved with the right hook, which sent his opponent, Austin “Ammo” by Williams, to the canvas. Williams got up when the bell was to end the tenth.

At the beginning of the eleventh round, Sheeraz hit Williams with the seriousness of the challenging shots, which forced the judge to enter and stop the competition. After the victory of high quality, Sheeraz fought for European gold.

Eleven seconds to fight Sheeraz a tough left hook landed, which sent his opponent, Tyler Denny, on canvas. Denny was able to get up, but in the last minute of the second round Denny was seriously hit when he was for the second time.

Once again, Denny was able to get up, but the judge decided to stop the competition. After winning the title of European medium scale, Sheeraz raised his ambitions to the level of the world title, challenging the WBC Middle master in Carlos Adames.

The defending master Carlos Adames was an aggressor because he was still moving forward, but the pretender Hamzah Sheeraz landed cleaner shots. At the end of the 12-round competition of the World Championship title, the fight was recognized as a division.

Now 25-year-old Hamzah Sheeraz (21-0-1, 17 KO) moves to 168 to face Edgar Berlang. On July 12, the fight is a battle between two power. Last time he competed in Squared Circle, Edgar Berlanga suffered his first career defeat when Canelo Alvarez defeated him with a unanimous decision.

Hamzah Sheeraz plans to extend Berlang’s loss when they face on July 12. Entering this fight, Sheeraz is very concentrated because he feels that he is underestimated and has something to prove.

At a press conference in Fresh York, Berlanga tried to intimidate Sheeraz, shooting at imaginary shots in his direction. Berlanga’s intimidation tactics and his aggressive comments do not stain sheerase, because he thinks that he will stop Berlanga.

“I have learned a lot from my last fight, not only inside the ring, but also outside. I go there, throw a few stabs, land straight on the chin and throw it away.”

Joe Cordina does not believe that Shakur Stevenson is seriously approaching the fight with Conor in welterweight after defending the title on July 12 before William Zeda. Cordina says that Benn hits heavily, massive and would be unsafe for Shakur with eight ounces of gloves.

Eddie Hearn said Benn and Shakur contacted him to fight. Hearn says he will do it after the next fights. Conor is expected to take September with Chris Eubank Jr. Then he can fight Shakur (23-0, 11 KO).

Shakur are you chasing millions?

“No, it’s full of S *** “ Joe Cordina said Boxing news Asked about his reaction to Shakur Stevenson, who said he wanted to fight Conor Bennem next after his July 12 clash with William Zezda. “He is a very good warrior, a technically good warrior, but when he gets [pressured, he runs]. “

Shakur can be seriously seriously in terms of fighting with Conor Bennem, because he wants to feel the taste of great money that is missing during his career. He apparently heard about millions of Benn, who Benn created for his last fight with medium weight Chris Eubank Jr. April 26 and wants to enter the action. This may be the only chance of Stevenson to get a life -changing money. If his dream is to live among the millionaires in HO-HO-KUS, Saddle River or Rumson, Recent Jersey, the fight against Conor, there would be a fight.

“Well, we see how he is to other fighters when they throw at him excavated on his weight. He is on his bike. I can only imagine how he would be with him if Conor Benn is with him. Of course he sees the gaps in Conor, but Conor is a massive boy. And he also strikes demanding. Few Eight Guine.

“Very good fight,” Cordina said about Shakura’s fight with Zepeda. “It will be an thrilling fight, or It will be a well. Or or. It will not be hard and will go away. Yes, if Shakur enters a bike, it can be the most celebrated, but it’s boxing. It will hit and not be hit. “

Boos is waiting for Shakur?

There is no guessing. Shakur will go on July 12, because to stand out of him as Tevin Farmer did it, it would be suicide. Stevenson is not as demanding as a farmer and it would not last four rounds fighting Puncher like Zepeda in his pocket. He should fight him, because this clash is an interrogation regarding the potential fight against great money with Gervont Davis. Turki Alalshikhi will not want to finance the fight against Tank-Stevenson if Shakur is booed from the Louis Armstrong stadium in Queens in his title defense against Zepeda.

Shakur must be ready to put his skin on the line, not entertaining the earth with anyone and the coatings to its basic elements will be eagerly left through Zepeda. He could still fight the tank if at least he tried to fight the Mexican knockout artist. If Shakur escapes and fights in his typical style, his chances of getting this fight will disappear.

“And for purists, it will be an unbelievable performance. But for fighters who judge him as a pound as one of the best fighters on the planet, he will probably suppress what he does. Cordina said.

Average boxing fan They are bored with their mind If Shakur decides to escape against Zepeda. This is the only option that Stevenson won because he is too faint and breakable to stay in his pocket and fight. His last fight with the British warrior Josh Padley could give him ideas that he could endure his land and fight in February last year.

It was a special case. Padley could not hit and was perfect for Shakur to fight in his pocket. He can’t do it against Zepeda without passing on machines. Stevenson is not more hard than the earlier victims of Zepeda, Giovanni Cabrera, Maxi Hughes and Marcito Gesta. If these guys could not cope with Zepeda’s attack, Shakur also not. That is why he will have to run, which means a lot of Boos. This fight takes place in Recent York, so they will not be kind when Stevenson starts running to avoid Zepeda’s pressure.

The ambitions of the world title Goodman are still alive – barely.

The invincible Australian returned to the Hordenstan Pavilion in Sydney on Wednesday evening and won the dominant, but coarse decision over Mexico Cesar Vaca. It was supposed to be pure tuning. Instead, Goodman left the ring covered with blood and sewed again – but with on the board.

The judges won it 100-90, 99-91 and 99-92. No controversy. Only damage.

Goodman was at the top of the Super Bantamweight Division. At the beginning of this year, he was to face Nayy Inoue – a weight class monster – until the nasty training camp did not kill sleep. This fight concerned the restoration of the momentum and regaining his name in the mix.

He did it. But not without drama.

Goodman boxed sharply through the first half, dictating the pace, landing tidy work and never allowing Vaca to reach a foothill. But as the rounds of the fights passed, they became disordered. Goodman suffered Two separate cuts -One in the middle of the fight and one tardy because of the incorrect accidental hit over the eye. Blood spilled. The fans spilled. Goodman was still hit.

He managed the last rounds like a professional, remaining behind the stab, keeping the discipline and never allowing Vaca to build hope.

Now 20-0, Goodman remains the highest name in the division outside Inoue-i explained that he was not leaving.

After the fight, Goodman stopped his tears, turning to his support group, Crazy groupAnd he thought about what he called the wildest six months of his life. His words were not polished. They didn’t have to be. Emotions spoke enough.

He wants Inoue. And whether it is next or another, Goodman returned to the conversation.

Garside shakes the rust ring in returning to the victory over Bell

In the Gold Medalist coefficient from 2018, gold medalist, Harry Garside, long -expected return to a professional boxing after three years of play. And he didn’t waste time.

Garside won the victory over Charlie Bell before a slowdown crowd Sydney. . The judge’s decision to wave the fight surprised many, and Bell still stood and traded in arrows at the time of arrest. It wasn’t vintage, but it was enough. He showed movement, time and type of experience, which only sharpens under pressure. Bell tried to make him coarse, but Garside kept in control and overwhelmed him.

The finish came tardy. Garside won. And now he returned in a delicate conversation – again a real noise behind him.

IVIC vs. Vousiutu: War in massive weight that stole all this damn night

This was to be buried under the main event. I ended up in the fight, which everyone is talking about.

In the fight for the Australian heavyweight title Stevan Ivic and Toese Vousiutu went to the war for ten plain rounds in one of the most brutal, crowd Siedney, full of crowd, has seen for years.

It was ugly, it was wild, it was chaos.

In round 6 Vousiutu almost finished. His corner gave him an ultimatum: take it or throw a towel. He answered like a madman – and turned the whole fight on his head. He left swaying in round 7 and almost dropped Ivic with a monster’s shot. The place broke out.

Both men traded with haymaking after the round, with massive shots landing tidy. You could hear the Thuds ring. Tim Tziu, who viewed live, called it “a fight forever”. Ben Damon, a man of fun, said it was a “round of the year.”

And they didn’t exaggerate.

Ultimately, IVIC kept his title with a unanimous decision-96-94, 96-93, 96-93. But honestly, nobody lost. Both men took the last bell. The fans were on their feet for a few minutes.

It wasn’t a produced spectacle. It was two tough guys hammering into the basement and trying to tear each other in the fight for the title that turned into a war zone. It was not the best fight of the card – it could be the best fight in Australian boxing throughout the year.

Full fight results

• Goodman himself Def. Cesar Vaca Espinosis by UD10 (99-92, 99-91, 100-90)
• Harry Garside def. Charlie Bell by TKO5
• Stevan Ivic def. Toese vousiutu by UD10 (96-93 × 2, 96-94) for the Australian heavyweight title
• Mounir Fathhi def. Wade Ryan by KO3
• Charlie Kazzi Def. Patrick Vella by UD8 (79-73 x2, 77-75)
• Jason Fawcett def. Alex Lual by MD6 (59-55, 58-56, 57-57)
• Jasmine Parr Def. He hopes Phomt by TKO1
• Twhella Tewhella Def. Kali’s Tahikia by TKO3