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Mikaela Mayer vs Sandy Ryan 2-Wyniki and report after the fight
It turned out that this is repetitive, and he would not take revenge at Fontainebleau in Las Vegas, when Mikaela Mayer defended her semi -medium scale in WBO against Sandy Ryan, undertaking a unanimous victory in the rematch on Saturday.
Mayer (21-2, 5 KO) and Ryan (7-3-1, 3 KO) met in Recent York in September last year, where bad blood was apparent. Ryan was attacked with paint on the way to the arena, as well as arguments about the British buying the former coach Mayer, but the American did enough to win most of the decisions.
Ryan achieved early success in the opening round, because they both tried to determine their stabs, causing swelling under the guidance of Americans with a series of decent right hands.
Ryan’s law landed again in the other, but she had to take one and stick to herself when the master grew up to the competition.
Mayer also landed with a pointed combination in the fourth round, and her stab was at stake, and the guest’s face showed signs of damage to the fifth, although the champion was caught by the left hand at the end of the round.
The very volume of the 34-year-old became more and more arduous for Ryan, and she really stopped the tide in the seventh round, acting well on the counter.
The nasty collision of heads saw Mayer in eighth place, and Ryan’s revival lasted when she poured pressure.
Mayer did not make a mistake in the final frame, emptying the tank to make sure she was holding her title.
This is what she did, with two score 97-93 and third in 98-92, seeing her behavior, and called Unified WBC, WBA and IBF World Champion, Lauren Price As a result of the undisputed clash.
Norman destroys Cuevas
Undercard saw Brian Norman Jr (27-0, 21 KO) defending his WBO-edited weight title when he took Cuevas from Puerto Rico in just three rounds.
A tiny, pointed combination had Cuevas (27-2-1, 19 KO) on board and looked insecure.
Because the 30-year-old refused to go towards the judge, the official wisely called for the proceedings.
Carrington stops Vivas
At Feather Wweight, Bruce Carrington defended his WBO Intercontinental and Nabf, becoming the first boxer who stopped Enrique Vivas from Mexico, reaching a feat in just three rounds.
Vivas (23-4, 12 KO) fell in the second, and the fight was later stopped, and Carrington (15-0, 9 KO) threw a two-way hammer. Clash was an eliminator of the WBC title in possession of Stephen Fulton.
Down Goes Vivas 😤
Shu Shu is not playing nearby! pic.twitter.com/uafq8jjfit
– top -ranking boxer (@Trboxing) March 30, 2025
Other card
In eight rounds of attractions, Delante Johnson (15-0, 7 Kos) won the fifth round on a half-care against Kendo Castaned (21-9, 9 Kos), and Super Lightweight, Emiliano Vargas (13-0, 11 Kos) needed only two rounds to perform the task against Giovanna Gonzalez (20-8-2, 15 Kos).
El General Unleashed 🤯@Emilianofvargas He took care of business in the second round! pic.twitter.com/p4dxbbdbxf
– top -ranking boxer (@Trboxing) March 30, 2025
In four rounds, Emmanuel Chance (1-0) debuted, and Bantamweight won all available rounds against Miguel Guzman (1-1, 1 KO).
In the Super Feather Wweight Dedrick Crocklem (2-0, 2 KO) he took out Dionne Ruvalcaba (2-2, 1 KO) in the first round.
Dillian Whyte is eager to fight Joseph Parker again.
In 2018, Whyte and Parker played 12 invigorating rounds, with both hitting the canvas.
Whyte won his dramatic heavyweight fight by unanimous decision at the O2 Arena.
‘The Body Snatcher’ is now planning a rematch with the Recent Zealander, who is looking to clear his name after testing positive for cocaine following his October defeat to Fabio Wardley.
“There are a lot of good fights and Joseph Parker is one of them,” the 38-year-old said Ring Magazine.
“I would love to fight Joseph Parker, I think it’s a really good fight.
“He has to come back, he has to be cleared or whatever. I don’t know the situation.
“So in the meantime I have to stay busy and fight my way back, so let’s see.
“I feel like I still have a little bit to give, so let’s see what we can do to finish the season on a high.
“I’m training now and I want to come back in May or June.
“Now it’s just a matter of training and seeing what comes out on this kind of date.”
The former world title challenger from Brixton has not fought since a crushing first-round knockout defeat to rising contender Moses Itauma last August in Riyad.
Former world champion Parker won six times on spin before being stopped in the 11th round against Wardley, losing the WBO interim title and a shot at unified champion Oleksandr Usyk.
The 34-year-old says he is going through this process after failing the test and hopes it will be resolved soon.
“Let’s hope so [I’m back] soon,” Parker said Professional boxing fans.
“I’m just going through the process and practicing patience.
“We just have to be patient and learn from what they say happened.
“I know what happened and I handed over everything, so let’s see.”
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Tony Yoka has broken his silence on Lawrence Okolie’s failed test that canceled their scheduled heavyweight fight.
On Saturday in Paris, Yoka was scheduled to face Okolie in a fierce heavyweight fight.
But on Tuesday, the Briton failed a VADA test, reportedly for GHRP 2 and its metabolite M8, a synthetic substance that stimulates the body to release human growth hormone.
Promoter Frank Warren tried to find a slow replacement, but later canceled the entire show.
Yoka (33) admits that he was bitterly disappointed with the situation.
“I was disappointed because I wanted to fight,” said the 33-year-old talkSPORT.
“Of course I was ready.
“It’s not like it happened a few months before, it was three, four days before the fight.
“It was a great opportunity.
“It would have put me in a really good position, so it really worried me.
“What was more disappointing to me was that they just canceled the entire show, but I understand it’s a business.”
The Frenchman says he won’t wait too long and has been told he will either fight on the card Fabio Wardley vs. Daniel Dubois May 9 in Manchester or on the bill Dave Allen vs Filip Hrgovic on May 16 in Doncaster.
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Okolie, the WBC’s number one contender for Oleksandr Usyk’s title, promised in a statement to clear his name.
“Before anyone starts imagining the worst, after last year’s bicep injury, I suffered an elbow injury on the same shoulder during this camp.
“I underwent treatment and now we are here.
“I hope common sense will prevail.
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“I will of course cooperate fully with all relevant authorities and I am confident that any investigation will clear my name.
“I will not be making any further comments at this time.
“Thank you for all your support and see you soon.”
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David Benavidez is already looking to the future ahead of next week’s showdown with Zurdo Ramirez.
Benavidez challenges Zurdo for his unified WBO and WBA cruiserweight world titles next Saturday at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, live on DAZN pay-per-view.
“The Mexican Monster” is moving up from lightweight heavyweight, where he holds the WBC crown, in a bid to become a three-division world champion.
An undisputed 175-pound title fight with Dmitry Bivol has so far eluded the undefeated 29-year-old, but he insists he will return to the weight class after the Ramirez fight in an attempt to lure Bivol to fight him.
“My plan wasn’t just to abandon the lightweight heavyweight division,” Benavidez said Ariel Helwani show.
“My plan was this [to] come up, win two titles, come back and make this fight with me and Bivol even bigger.
“My dream is to become unified champion.
“It would be wise for me to go back downstairs.”
Bivol, the holder of the remaining IBF, WBA and WBO belts, will defend his IBF title against mandatory challenger Michael Eifert on May 30 in Russia.
The 35-year-old won the undisputed crown, among others revenge victory over Artur Beterbiev in his last appearance last February.
The Russian gave up the WBC belt, which Benavidez currently holds, in pursuit of a third meeting with Beterbiev, which ultimately did not take place.
Benavidez, who stopped Anthony Yarde in Riyad in November, is also hoping to fight former undisputed lightweight heavyweight champion Beterbiev, who hasn’t fought since his only professional loss to Bivol.
“After this fight [against Bivol] when I win the titles,” he added.
“I’m going to fight Beterbiev.
“I’m probably most excited about Beterbiev.
“These are two monsters heading on a collision course.
“Beterbiev was a bogeyman for a long, long, long time.
“Being the monster I am, I have to go in there and get rid of the bogeyman.”
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