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Today’s live results: Tim Tziu vs. Joey Spencer – from Newcastle, Australia

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Liam Talivaa Flad Brandon games in round 5
Pristine ThisThere is no need for a number. Talivaa wasn’t there to box sweet. Constant pressure, bulky hands, and when he found a hole, he Close the lights. He put the games firmly – don’t get up from it.

Endy Savedra def. Mikkel Neilsen by TKO8
Saavydra reversed a wave with body shots that began to accumulate in the middle of rounds. Neilsen was a game, but when Saavydra pinned him to the rope for the 8th, they were curtains. Ref saw enough – smart combination.

Koen Mazoudier def. And Hill by UD10 (98-91, 100-89, 99-90)
Mazoudier boxed wise, he remained a step ahead all the way. I dropped the hill on the 5th with a tidy top and from there drove. One -sided does not even cover it.

Callum Peters def. William Lenehan by TKO1
Absolute Blitz from Peters. Lenehan went down and did not waste his blow. Rebra jumped before Lenehan even knew what hit him. I barely sweated.

Isaias Sette def. Brent Walton by UD6 (48-46 x3)
A little scappy, but Sette maintained a cleaner work. Walton had a good third round, but Sette’s pressure down the episode extorted him for him. All judges saw the same.

Blake Wells def. Andrei Mikhailovich by SD6 (58-56, 59-55, 56-58)
She raised her eyebrows. Wells brought sand, made him ugly and nodded somehow. Mikhailovich landed on brilliant things, but the judges took a volume over the finesse. He could go both ways.

Cody Beekin. Ryan Daye in TKO2
Beekin landed with a peach with his right hand, which came at the beginning of the second. He threw himself right after and never gave up. Ref waved – without complaints.

Cooper O’Connell def. Benjamin Amos by TKO2
O’Connell looked acute – speedy hands, a good choice of shot. Put Amos once and then finish working with lines at the ropes. Statement about the second round.

Last updated 04/06/2025

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Fans call on Conor Benn to face Devin Haney at 147

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Image: IBF Math: Loss at 160 = Top 5 at 154 for Conor Benn. Genius!

Fans want Conor Benn to return to 147 to face Freed-Up Devin Haney for the next fight, instead of staying in medium weight, to fight the larger, more qualified Chris Eubank Jr. in the rematch.

28 -year -old Benn looked keen and delicate emaciated from muscle atrophy Today, hitting the pads in the movie Magazine Ring. The form is available, but must restore the muscle that seems to lose. It will be a double -edged sword for Conor, if he decides to fight eubank jr again. Although it would be a nice payment day, he probably lost, consumes the punishment, and its market value will fall.

Benna’s next fight: Haney?

“Destroyer” Ben (23-1, 14 KO) does not have an internal game to win this fight, and is not enough to be enough in this area in one training camp.

CONOR BENNA Valmination Options

  • Devin Haney
  • Mario Barrios
  • Manny Pacquiao
  • Gary Antuanne Russell: *140-Funt, but with sufficient size and ability to exert a grave problem for beginner Benn

I would not advise Benn to quit the challenge of a welterweight master Jaron “Boots” Ennis or Brian Norman Jr. For their titles, because they hit too demanding, they have too many talents and would have a great advantage in skills. Although WBO Norman Jr. (27-0, 21 KO) is only 24 years vintage, he has many more experience in sport than Benn. He treated it seriously from the first day and would probably knock out Conor in two or three rounds.

Haney (32-0, 15 KO) conducted negotiations regarding the fight against Teofimo Lopez to fight the weight grabbing in 145 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. However, Teo changed his mind about the fight, leaving Devina high and desiccated without an opponent. It was the second known opponent who slipped through the former world champion in two Haney’s Fingers divisions.

The first was Ryan Garcia, who could not be delivered in the fight against Rolando Romero on May 2. Kingry surprisingly lost from Rolly to a 12-round decision at Turki Alalshikh Times Square in Fresh York. It was supposed to be a presentation event with participation “Gigantic Three” – Ryan, Haney and Teofimo – looking like gold against less opposition. None of them looked good. Turki chose the wrong horses for his Times Square event.

Last updated 06/04/2025

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Andy Domingez: Lipx’s flies, July is back in AC

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Andy Dominguez: The Bronx’s Flyweight Returns July in AC


Andy Domingez, a flying scale born in Mexico and raised in Bronx, increased as one of the most promising boxing talents in Fresh York and the cornerstone of boxing promotions. His boxing journey began with 13 under the leadership of coach Jose “Lupine” Guzman in Willis Ave. Boxing Gym in Bronx, Fresh York, where his mother sent him to redirect energy from school fights. Finally, he and his team moved to the iconic Mendez boxing gym. Dominguez stood out in amateurs, gathering 59 duels and securing three Golden Gloves titles in Fresh York.

He ended a professional in August 2020, defeating Jonathan Correa Alamo by his decision. From the time of his debut, Dominguez has been led by the manager Vishare Mooney and Dream Chaser Management, who played a key role in shaping his professional career. Now, training with Marvin Somodio in Wild Card Boxing in Los Angeles, Domingez considers Mendez to box his home base. His record 12-1, with 6 Kos, covers WBA 2022 WBA Fedecentro. He takes the 14th place in WBA.

Dominguez fought four times in Sony Hall as part of a boxing promotion. In October 2022, Ricardo Caraballo knocked out in the first round. Later the same year he won the octaper decision against Marvin Solano. In 2023, he accepted most of the decision about Mohammed Aryetey. His latest Sony Hall fight, in December 2024, made him overcome knocking down in the third round to defeat Angel Morales by a divided decision. Only Morales’ fight was sent to Dazna.

The planned fifth fight of Sony Hall on May 9, 2025 against Nelvis Rodriguez for the title of WBC Silver Junior Flyight collapsed when Rodriguez did not reach a weight limit of 108 pounds. As the main event, his failure, in combination with earlier appeals of co-main and other duels, violated the provisions requiring a sufficient round of the sanctioned card. Promoter Larry Goldberg canceled the whole event because the loss of the headline fight caused the domino effect, which makes the card unprofitable.

Domingez is headed by the Boxing Insider Promotion Card in Tropicana Atlantic City on July 25, 2025, on television in Dazn. His opponent was not announced. This debut of Tropicana offers Dominguez, one of the hottest prospects in Fresh York, a platform for thegm and development of Flyight’s career after the dismissal of Rodriguez.

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Like Fabio Wardley, he is preparing to defeat Justis Huni and become a dad at the same time

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The saying that Fabio Wardley is demanding for a few days is an understatement.

The 30-year-old will face the Wing’s fight with Justis Huni (12-0, 7 KO) in his hometown of Ipswich at the Portman Road stadium on Saturday in a huge fight on the road to potentially becoming the world champion in bulky weight.

A few days later there is a petite thing to become a father.

Asked if he was at all dispersed in the camp with the upcoming birth, Wardley (18-0-1, 17 KO) corresponds to a sarcastically-with a curious smile.

“No. Everything was perfect!

“No, it was a bit feverish, but to be sincere [Wardley’s girlfriend] Really. She was chilled all the time. It is quite good to let me let me in what I had to do.

“You just have to stick blinds and focus on one thing at once. [on] Saturday. After doing this, we can forget about boxing for a minute or two. “

Undoubtedly, this week, the entire Wardley concentration will have to be to prepare for this occasion, and over 20,000 fans expected to support the local heavyweight master.

“It’s definitely a great thing for the city,” said Wardley before the Saturday fight.

“The great thing that is basically Ed Sheeran and a football club here. If these things go away, they are the main sounds. Wearing these two things, it’s quite entertaining.

“Wherever I go … Fill the car or go to stores, someone is like” I have a ticket “or” good luck! ” I went to the sight test and everyone stopped me. I was like “I have to get out of here.”

“It’s okay, it’s really good. Everyone is buzzing and counting on fighting at night.”

Apart from children and fanfars, Wardley must do work on Saturday against a challenging opponent. Huni replaces the original opponent of Jarrell Miller and is a completely different challenge, with good leg work and technical skills.

Wardley comes to fight two bruises with Clarke. The first, something from the epic, ended with a draw. For the second time, Wardley left no room for doubt with the wild destruction of his opponent in the first round.

Now focused on Hunia.

“His amateur album and experience speak for themselves,” says Wardley. “It is probably more qualified and well intricate than Miller. We both enter it with something that can be proven and somewhere.”

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