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Josh Taylor vs Ekow Essuman – Substantial Fight Preview and forecasts

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Taylor and Essuman face-to-face at Thursday

Josh Taylor will face Ekow Essuman in Glasgow on Saturday photo Credit: Leigh Dawney/Queensberry
Josh Taylor will face Ekow Essuman in Glasgow on Saturday photo Credit: Leigh Dawney/Queensberry

Josh Taylor first appears in 2025 on Saturday at OVO Hydro, Glasgow, and the Scot tries to breathe a recent life in his career, going to a welterweight to face Ekow Essuman to get a free international title of WBO.

Queensberry Frank Warren promotes Taylor vs Essuman, and Dazn Tels Gelive.

Taylor (19-2, 13 KO) dropped dramatically after cleaning the super featherlight division in May 2021. Durable points win with Jose Ramirez in Las Vegas This made him an undisputed champion.

The 34-year-old sticking to his wealth of belts in February 2022, but he looked very content to keep in a judgment in the case of Jacek Cattell in Glasgow, and just over a year later he saw the first defeat when Teofimo Lopez won on the cards to take the crown of WBO in Fresh York.

The rematch from Cattell was demolished, but he was still postponed, and they both finally met in Leeds in May last year, and Chorley’s man took revenge with the useful success of points.

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The reconstruction now begins with “Tartan Tornado” and is in the face of tough Essuman (21-1, 8 KO) in its debut 147 pounds.

Born in Botswana, but a long -term resident of Nottingham, “engine” previously prevailed as a British and community champion, but he lost these titles to Harry Scarff because of his decision in November 2023.

Taylor and Essuman face to face at the Thursday press conference photo photo loan: Leigh Dawney/Queensberry
Taylor and Essuman face to face at the Thursday press conference photo photo loan: Leigh Dawney/Queensberry

Since then, the 36-year-old has moved away, taking the invincible records of Owen Cooper (TKO10), and recently Ben Vaughan, winning a majority victory in November in Birmingham.

Collins meets McGregor

Undercard directs the intriguing clash in a featherweight when Nathaniel Collins and Lee McGregor block the horns in the entire brush for the free WBC Silver Feather Wweight title.

Collins (16-0, 7 KO) won the British belts and the community of nations, but only once in 2024 and shook off the rust in February, winning all eight rounds against Darwing Martinez.

McGregor (15-1-1, 11 KO) did the same in Bantamweight and was very advertised, but saw his star disappeared a bit in July 2023, when Erik Robles Ayala won the victory of points for Super Bantamble in Edinburgh.

“Błyskawica” won three in a row, the last victory in points against Isaac Lowe to accept the international WBC belt in December.

Ituma is fighting with Balogun

Moses Itauma (11-0, 9 KO) did not have to pass the second round in four fights in 2024, the last blowjob of Desey McKean in Riyadhu, and he should remove Mike Balogun (21-1, 16 Kos) early in their planned tough turnover, with the American in second place through Murata Gassiev in 2023

Ituma returns against Baloguna photo loan: Leigh Dawney/Queensberry
Ituma returns against Baloguna photo loan: Leigh Dawney/Queensberry
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Aloys Junior (9-1, 8 KO) is on the eye, and the cruiser’s weight should send David Jamieson (13-3, 10 KO) at their planned ten round distances.

The vocal title of the Scottish area is available in medium weight, and Aston Brown (7-0, 2 KO) can become a recent master by winning points with Reece Porter (5-0, 3 KO).

In the only eight rounds of attractions, Luke McCormack (3-0, 2 KO) can continue his education thanks to the victory in Panama Samir Cuentes (4-5) in Super Lightweight.

In the only six rounds, Marcus Sutherland (7-0, 4 KO) can also win at an early stage of his featherweight meeting with Dylan Nixon (0-2).

In four circles, Alex Arthur debuts and should start with a point success in Super Middle weight against Robbie Chapman (13-49-9, 2 KO) and Drew Limond (3-0, 1 KO), son of Willie Limond, should triumph over cards against Ezequiele Gregor (3-22).

At a featherlight level, Lee Welsh (4-0, 1 KO) should pass by Tony Morton (1-17) early, and Luke Bibby (9-1, 2 KO) can return from defeat recently to overtake Cesar Ignacio Predes (18-18-1, 5 KO), also featherlight.

Reese Lynch, a super featherlight debutant, should start winning with Jonatas Rodrigo Gomes de Oliveira (6-26, 5 KO).

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Anthony Joshua’s next opponent, Prenga – everything you need to know

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Anthony Joshua will face Kristian Prenga, who wants to finally fight Tyson Fury. Photo credit: Mark Robinson/Matchroom Boxing

The long-awaited return of Anthony Joshua to the ring has been announced and he is to face Albanian Kristian Prenga.

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A boxing match turns into a mass brawl when the boxer’s trainer is taken to the hospital

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A professional boxing world championship fight descended into chaos when a massive brawl broke out in the ring. Turkish Emirkhan Kalkhan and Russian Sergei Gorokhov faced off in the Besirli sports hall in the fight for the UBO world championship.

The tension reached a breaking point after the second round when Gorokhov secured victory over his opponent. The Russian was overjoyed and celebrated with his corner team before heading to Kalkhan to seemingly check how he was doing against his opponent.

A member of Kalkhan’s entourage then pushed Gorokhov away, before one of his cornermen lunged to deliver a thrust of his own. The situation quickly got out of control as both teams clashed in corner kicks, with spectators storming the ring to exchange punches and kicks.

Plastic chairs were thrown into the ring as a group of men attacked and kicked Coach Gorokhov. The boxer himself was left stunned as he desperately pleaded for an end to the violence before another group attacked him.

Falling to the canvas, Gorokhov was hit with chairs and subjected to a barrage of kicks before disappearing under a wave of enraged attackers. Meanwhile, a separate clip shows Gorokhov’s cornerback Igor Sudalainen lying on the floor and holding his head as security personnel and some of Kalkhana’s team tried to restore order.

After the incident, Gorokhov posted updates from a nearby hospital on social media. Sharing the message via the stories section of his Instagram account, he said: “Hello everyone. We are currently in hospital in Turkey.

“Ismail [trainer] he suffered a head injury and is currently undergoing an MRI. I got through it the least badly. The gloves helped protect me. Who saw the broadcast? “We were probably attacked by about 80 people.”

“They entered the ring and beat us after our great victory in the second round, where we knocked him out twice. However, the Turks behaved very badly.

“But thank God, everyone is alive. That’s what the fight was like, difficult. I’ll tell you later. We already have a police escort, we’ll go straight from the hotel to our rooms.

“I don’t think we’ll be spending the night there tonight. If anyone tries to pull a stunt, we’ll fly straight to Georgia. Then we’ll drive through Georgia overnight to Mineralnye Vody, and from there to Kaliningrad.”

“Thank you all for your support. We will be in touch. I will tell you everything tomorrow. World champion belt – we have a world champion in Russia, in Kaliningrad, in boxing. It was a very good fight.”

Gorokhov then posted another video on Instagram, confirming that he and his team had safely reached Georgia. He said: “We are in Georgia. We have the belt, we are champions. Thank you very much for your support, friends.”

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Jarred Anderson and Solomon Dacres’ fight was canceled due to injuries

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Bakole turned out to be much too big for Anderson (photo: Mark Robinson, Matchroom Boxing)

Jarred Anderson’s return to the ring against Solomon Dacres was canceled just days later.

Dacres and Anderson were scheduled to face on May 9 in Fabio Wardley’s first world title defense against Daniel Dubois.

It looks like “Massive Baby” will continue to gain momentum after suffering his first career loss in 2024.

After a great start to his professional career and 17 impressive victories, Anderson took a gigantic risk in his fight against Martin Bakole in Los Angeles.

Bakole turned out to be much too gigantic for Anderson (photo: Mark Robinson, Matchroom Boxing)

This acceleration did not go as planned, as Bakole stopped the American in the fifth round.

The American was forced to withdraw from competition for several weeks after suffering an injury during camp.

Anderson reportedly suffered a torn biceps, and the news was first broken by reporter Chris Mannix during the broadcast of Jarrell Miller’s win over Lenier Pero in Las Vegas.

Jarrell Miller scored a big win in Las Vegas. Photo credit: Matchroom Boxing/Zachariah Delgado
Jarrell Miller scored a gigantic win in Las Vegas. Photo credit: Matchroom Boxing/Zachariah Delgado

Anderson, 26, recently signed a promotional deal with Frank Warren’s Queensberry Promotions, strengthening his existing relationship with Top Rank that he has been pursuing since his professional debut in 2019.

He last fought in a 10-round victory over Marios Kollias in February 2025, more than 14 months ago.

For now, no further information has been provided regarding a possible postponement of the fight.

Anderson bounced back from defeat last time out. Photo: Mikey Williams/Top Rank
Anderson bounced back from defeat last time out. Photo: Mikey Williams/Top Rank

For Dacres, it would be his first fight since his impressive decision victory over Vladyslav Sirenko.

Both Dacres and Anderson have only one loss to their name, and the fight between them will prove to be a great indicator of where each is at in their careers.

Dacres’ only loss came in the first round to David Adeleye in 2024, and he has only had one fight since that defeat.

Solomon Dacres defeated the tough Kamil Sokołowski. Photo: Mark Robinson/Matchroom Boxing
Solomon Dacres defeated the tough Kamil Sokołowski. Photo: Mark Robinson/Matchroom Boxing

Although the Anderson-Dacres fight has been canceled, the Manchester event will still go ahead as planned, with Fabio Wardley defending his WBO heavyweight title for the first time after winning the title with a stoppage victory over Joseph Parker.

Wardley remains undefeated and his opponent is Daniel Dubois, who has a 95% knockout rate.

Dubois is heading straight for another shot at the world title after being stopped by Oleksandr Usyk last July.

Wardley will defend his WBO heavyweight title against Dubois on May 9. Photo: Queensberry/Leigh Dawney
Wardley will defend his WBO heavyweight title against Dubois on May 9. Photo: Queensberry/Leigh Dawney

Wardley vs. Dubois it should be an epic fight, and the pair showed off their incredible knockout ability throughout their careers. The Ipswich fighter has wins over Justis Huni, Frazer Clarke and Joseph Parker, while Daniel Dubois has stopped Jarrell Miller, Filip Hrgovic and Anthony Joshua, so a stoppage seems the most likely outcome for the main event.

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