Anthony Joshua believes that the boxing world will simply “pass” if he never sees that weighty weight in fury in a square circumference. In TWP fighters, they had long -term competition during their career, despite the fight between them, they never materialize.

And it seems that Łódź could forever sail out in relation to AJ in the face of “Gypsy King”, taking into account that Fury announced his pension in January after the losses from Oleksandr Usyk. While the boxing world undoubtedly mourns that he will not have the opportunity to see one of the most stimulating fights between two men, Joshua insisted that he still tried to happen. Asked by IFL TV about whether there is no fight with the Fury on him, AJ said: “50/50.

“No, because you can never look back. Yes, you know what I mean? I think for me, if you know my mentality, it is as it is, right? But at the same time as a fan of struggle and as a fighting person, I want to fight all pretenders in my generation.

“I signed a contract with a cart several times and you can never blame me for it. Then they had an arbitration [Deontay] Wilder, then they tried me a black list when they had a trilogy. Fury called me and said: “He has 24 hours to sign a contract.” I went with this guy.

“So from my end it would be annoying, but I tried 100 percent.” Joshua also made two weddings to materialize fury Fight, adding: “I will do everything in my power to make it happen, and I will spin as long as I have to do it. It is on my part, I cannot control what another man does.”

When IFL suggested that it would be a “parody”, if the fight between Joshua and Fury did not materialize, the British did not agree, adding: “I don’t think it was” with a crooked smile. He said: “I think people go quickly. Just life, Covid happened and everyone moved on.

“I always think … This is my perspective of life. Rest in peace for our queen, but she died, the world just moves. It’s crazy, you know.” Relying further, he added: “I thought on a global scale – I think that in the pubs and the like will be:” Fuck, Fury and Joshua did not fight. ” But I think that on a global scale I do not think that it would be so crucial. “

The British boxing legend Frank Bruno shared his shocking test after a solemn illness during a flight from long times, which led to a two -week stay in the hospital. The 63-year-old was initially treated by doctors at Doha airport before he was taken to the hospital for extensive tests, where he was diagnosed with a viral infection.

Bruno said Bruno, thinking about terrifying experience Sun: “I was afraid of the worst because I have never been like that in my life”, “adding:” If Paul were not there, I don’t think I would sit here.

“On the plane I was simply agitated and I could not relax. I got up to go to the toilet and suddenly forgot what was happening to me. I just darkened. I had a fever, but I don’t really remember what happened. It was crazy. I never had a problem while flying in my life. I just darkened because I knew I knew, I knew, I woke up in a hospital in a hospital in my arm.

“Paul was at my side and I just didn’t know what was going on. I wondered:” As for the hell I do here? I should be in Thailand “, do you know what I mean? I was surrounded by nurses and I couldn’t understand the word about what they were saying. “

The former heavyweight master also took the opportunity to praise his Pa, Paul Hunter for his key support during the incident, believing that Hunter’s presence was the key to his survival.

“I felt bad because there are many British in Thailand who bought tickets and many people who were disappointed,” explained remorse.

“I was in Thailand before and laugh there.”

The good news is that the boxing legend overcame his recent health fear. Bruno was noticed at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium last month, participating in the fight Chris Eubank Jr vs Conor Benn.

What’s more, by calming his fans, Bruno updated his observers on Twitter about his condition, writing: “The last three weeks were tough, especially not knowing what was wrong with me, and the viral infection can mean a lot of things between Dave in the office (manager Dave Davies) and me, we inform you.

“At the moment I was told that I could not go to work, so work last week and this weekend, please accept my apology, but the office tells me that most bookmakers want to move the reservation. The office tells me hundreds of messages from Well Wishers this morning in the morning, so thank you. I can’t wait to go back to work.”

Earlier, Davies described in detail: “Frank was flying to work in Thailand when he got a plane in Doha. The medical crew attended Frank on a plane and in the hospital. Now he is recovering and hopes to return to work as soon as possible.”

Nayya Inoue He defended his undisputed world championships in the WBO featherweight with the eighth round of the TKO against Ramon Cardenas On Sunday evening at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.

Inoue (30-0, 27 KO) looked early at the end of the night, but in the second round he was in the second round the left hook. He maintained control, but with novel respect for Cardenas (26-2, 14 KO), which remained hazardous with his left and right hands.

In the fifth and sixth rounds, Inoue began to land cleanly, forcing Cardenas to hide, while Inoue was looking for holes around his guard. This time, Inoue was more cautious, going back enough to avoid the number of left hooks or locking the occasional right.

In seventh place, Cardenas had Inoue on the defensive, when the Japanese star absorbed the blows of gloves. But a moment later, Inoue stunned Cardenas with her right hand before he was abandoned by further rights.

Cardenas returned to his feet, but the next hit in the next round forced judge Thomas Taylor to stop the competition at: 45.

Inoue said. “Watching today’s fight, everyone is well aware that I like a fight. I was very surprised {with knocking down}, but I took things calmly and gathered.”

“In the first round I felt that I had a good distance. It began in the second round. Since then, I made sure that I did not do it again.”

“Fans here were supporting and great. I hope that I was able to entertain them.”

Cardenas said: “I never cared for losses. It’s about the best fights with the best. I dreamed of fighting thousands of people in Las Vegas. So I came to give everything.”

“I told my trainer that if I leave, I would go out on my shield. I just did it. I’m not sorrowful. But I’m blown up. This is what it is.”

King of Mexican featherweight Rafael espinosis (27-0, 23 KO) began the Cinco de Mayo ceremony, defending his WBO crown with breaks in the seventh round against Edward Vazquez (17-3, 4 KO).

Espinosis (27-0, 23 KO) controlled the fight early with a stiff pierce and speedy leg work, but he could not resist the fight inside, hitting a vasquez hit in third and four rounds.

In the fifth Vazquez, he worked out, and the constant upper results and bumps on the body eventually forced him to withdraw on the ropes. Espinosis forced to stop at 1:17 seven with a dam without interruption.

“I knew he was a great opponent. I knew he would come to fight. And that’s good, because it allowed me to show more of my possibilities,” Espinosis said. “This is a kind of fight that people like to watch. And I like it too. People deserve this kind of fighting. And as a Mexican fight for this vital Mexican date, I did it with all my heart, and I will do it. To be born a novel Mexican god, I will have to fight the best.

Aid sender: WBO Intercontinental Champion Rohan Polanco (16-0, 10 KO) he drove to a 10-round unanimous decision about Argentine punk Fabian Maidana (24-4, 18 KO). Polanco pressed forward with the attitude of his arms roller, forcing Maidan to exercise caution and limiting the action. Nevertheless, Polanco interrupted the performance with the upper upper top title of the solar plexus, which dropped Maidan in the last round. Results: 100-89 3x.

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