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Tyson Fury confirms who will be in his corner to return boxing

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Fury fell short against Oleksandr Usyk again last time out Photo Credit: Leigh Dawney/Queensberry Promotions

Tyson Fury confirmed his corner team for the next fight. Loan: Sky Sports
Tyson Fury confirmed his corner team for the next fight. Loan: Sky Sports

Tyson Fury recently found himself on the first pages of newspapers confirming the return to the ring, but not against Anthony Joshua.

Joshua and Fury have been associated with the fight over the past decade, but he still remembers them.

Fury has been trained by Sugar Hill Steward since 2019.

Some noteworthy performances under the rule cover victories over Deontay Wilder and Dillian Whyte.

The American coach was also part of the Fury’s corner team for his start with Oleksandr Usyk, where “Gypsy King” survived his first loss in his career.

Fury turned to Oleksandr Usyk again the last time outside the photo: Leigh Dawney/Queensberry Promotions
Fury turned to Oleksandr Usyk again the last time outside the photo: Leigh Dawney/Queensberry Promotions

The Ukrainian dominated Fury once again in December 2024 in a rematch, a loss that caused a retirement of Manchester.

After the Fury returned in 2026, he talked to boxing fans and confirmed that he was to stay under the clock of the flight attendant, despite the opposite loss.

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Fury was to return to boxing on a British mega fight with Joshua, in which he would be the biggest clash he had ever seen, the supervisor Eddie Hearn claimed it during the conversation Boxing fans.

The 46-year-old begged Fury to return for a great fight with Joshua, who is also to return without the opponent’s name.

Eddie Hearn believes that Anthony Joshua should be Tyson Fures Another opponent photo Credit: Mark Robinson/Matchroom Boxing/Stephen Dunkley/Queensberry Promotions
Eddie Hearn believes that Anthony Joshua should be Tyson Fures Another opponent photo Credit: Mark Robinson/Matchroom Boxing/Stephen Dunkley/Queensberry Promotions

Instead, Fury said that he wanted to fight Usyk, in a trilogy that many did not want to see.

“ Gypsy king ” He believes that he was tough in Saudi Arabia every time, so next year he is looking for a “candid” fight at the Wembley stadium.

He explained, however, how to fight Joshua if Uyk’s clash did not happen.

“If I didn’t get it, it would be Joshua, the biggest British fight that will ever happen would break records and sell 100,000 in an hour.

“It’s a fight I think it can happen for sure whether I will decide to come back and the contract is appropriate. “

Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua remains a fight that refers to both men photo: Ed Mulholland/Mark Robinson/Matchroom Boxing
Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua remains a fight that refers to both men photo: Ed Mulholland/Mark Robinson/Matchroom Boxing

It is obvious that Fury understands how monumental the fight of Joshua would be, shrugging with a record attendance, but still seems to fight “Cat”.

Usyk is to return to the ring This weekend in a rematch With Daniel Dubois, so it is unlikely that specific conversations with fury occur.

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Adam Azim’s fight was announced, date and place revealed

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Azim and Claggett will clash at Wembley on May 30. Photo: BOXXER

Adam Azim returns to action next month.

Azim will face Canadian Steve Claggett live at the OVO Arena in Wembley BBC TwoBOXXER announced on Wednesday.

The undefeated super lightweight was forced to withdraw from his scheduled January fight with Gustavo Lemos due to an injury.

Instead, “The Assassin” will face 50-fight veteran Claggett, who unsuccessfully fought Teofimo Lopez for his then-WBO super lightweight title in 2024.

“This is another substantial step forward for me on my path to the world title,” said the 24-year-old.

Azim and Claggett will clash at Wembley on May 30. Photo: BOXXER

“I’m thrilled to have the opportunity to appear live on the BBC in front of a huge audience.

“I have always wanted to take part in entertaining fights, and on May 30 I intend to provide fans with an unforgettable evening.

“Steve Claggett is a tough, experienced fighter, he gave Teofimo Lopez his toughest fight and that’s the challenge I want.

“I’m ready to put on a great performance and show everyone why I’m destined to be at the top.”

Azim detained Scoby in April last year. Photo: Mark Robinson Matchroom Boxing
Azim detained Scoby in April last year. Photo: Mark Robinson Matchroom Boxing

Azim defeated Kurt Scoby in the last round to win the WBO Intercontinental super lightweight title in November.

Claggett is two wins in a row since losing to Lopez in his native Canada.

“I’ve worked my whole life to get this opportunity,” said the 36-year-old.

“I’m grateful and excited to come to the UK to fight Adam Azim.

Claggett was defeated by Lopez in 2024. Photo: Mikey Williams/Top Rank
Claggett was defeated by Lopez in 2024. Photo: Mikey Williams/Top Rank

“I know Adam is a good youthful boxer and I will be preparing to fight to be the best version of him this evening.

“I put in strenuous work, I’m already in great shape and I’m ready for the fight tonight.

“I’ll be ready to show the British fans what I’m about.”

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BOXXER Founder and CEO Ben Shalom said: “This is a really crucial fight for Adam Azim as he gets closer to winning the world title.

“Steve Claggett is a proven, world-class operator who will bring out the best in him.

“Fighting on free-to-air TV on the BBC gives Adam a huge platform.

“Millions of fans across the UK will be able to watch him in action and this is exactly the type of fight that will showcase his talent and take him to the next level.”

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Skye Nicolson vs. Mariah Turner – results and post-fight report

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Nicolson defended her interim WBC super bantamweight crown with victory over Turner Photo: Cris Esqueda Matchroom Boxing

Skye Nicolson came close to winning the world featherweight title with a dominant points win over Mariah Turner in Melbourne on Wednesday.

Nicolson (16-1, 3 KO) defended her interim WBC featherweight crown, winning every round against Turner (12-2, 6 KO) at The Melbourne Pavilion.

Nicolson’s excellent boxing skills were on display from the first round, keeping her opponent at bay from her probing jab.

The 30-year-old southpaw, who won the interim belt in December with a unanimous decision victory over Yuliahn Luna Avila, bloodied Turner’s nose in the third round after a series of successful left hands.

The former featherweight world champion rocked her opponent with a straight left hand in the sixth gesture, but the “Golden Girl” responded with a left hook of her own, sending Nicolson falling to the ropes.

Nicolson defended her interim WBC super bantamweight crown with victory over Turner Photo: Cris Esqueda Matchroom Boxing

Nicolson returned to boxing backwards in the seventh round and circumscribed her opponent’s success.

Turner’s nose remained bloody over the last few rounds, and the 31-year-old was unable to make up the loss.

The Novel Zealander’s suffering deepened in the final round when she was deducted a point for using her head.

Three scores of 90-89 confirmed the victory of Nicolson, who announced a fight with the undisputed super bantamweight champion, Ellie Scotney after the fight.

“I want to be the undisputed world champion,” Nicolson said.

“Ellie Scotney, you have all the belts.

“I’m next in line.

“Let’s do it for the fans.”

Teremon is attacked by Tupou

Teremoana Teremoana defeated Bowie Tupou in the first round, remaining excellent in the heavyweight division.

Teremoana (11-0, 11 KO) landed a brutal uppercut that knocked Tupou’s (29-8, 20 KO) head back, and another right hand sent him to the canvas.

Teremoana destroyed Tupou in the first round. Photo: Darren Burns Matchroom Boxing
Teremoana destroyed Tupou in the first round. Photo: Darren Burns Matchroom Boxing
Wylie stops Zalewski

Jake Wylie survived a major scare before stopping Miles Zalewski in the second round of their lightweight fight.

Zalewski (12-4, 10 KO), after an almost three-year break, looked like he was in trouble in the first round, knocked down by a series of shots.

The Novel Zealander fired back in the second round, knocking Wyllie (19-2-1, 17 KO) to his feet with a robust attack.

However, there was no fairy-tale comeback for the 36-year-old, who was weakened later in the round and another attack resulted in the referee’s intervention.

Hussain pushes past Hunt

Benjamin Hussain came off the deck and passed Andrew Hunt by split decision.

Hunt (11-1-1, 6 KO) stopped Hussain (14-2, 8 KO) in the third round, but “The Hype Beast” rallied in a pulsating fight to capture the vacant IBF Inter-Continental super welterweight title with two scores of 95-94 to overturn the 95-94 score in Hunt’s favor.

Undercard remaining

In the lightweight division, Jesse Bolt (4-0, 4 KO) knocked out Faavesi Isaako (3-6, 2 KO) in the second round.

Chloe Chaos (7-2-2, 3 KO) and Arlene Blencowe (5-6-1, 2 KO) drew a split decision in the super welterweight division, and Omar El-Abdallah (5-0, 4 KO) defeated Alivereti Dodomo (7-9, 6 KO) in a super middleweight fight.

Super lightweight prospect Jonte Metaxas (3-0, 1 KO) remained undefeated with a unanimous decision victory over Troy Toleafoa (0-2).

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Details on the date and number of Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua fights made available

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Tyson Fury’s promoter Frank Warren believes his fight with Anthony Joshua will break records, but he also revealed that the two fighters are only expected to step in the ring together once.

The two British boxing heroes will finally clash later this year, with the fight expected to take place in the UK around October. Warren showed up Sun‘s Corner Talk show to discuss the blockbuster fight and believes it’s only six months away. He said: “Tyson signed the contract a few months ago. He’s registered and ready to go. We thought AJ had signed the contract but he didn’t. But now we’ve been told he has.

“I would be thinking about October because it’s starting to get too frosty to build a football stadium in the UK.

“I think it will be a huge fight because of the fighters involved, the money they generate and how long people have been waiting for it.”

Warren predicted that the fight would likely take place at Wembley Stadium and would break box office records for any fight. He added: “I think it will be a gigantic, gigantic fight and it may turn out to be the biggest one.

“Wembley’s biggest gate right now is Tyson and Dillian Whyte, who have broken every box office record for any type of event.

“There is a lot of demand for this one, so if it goes to Wembley I will be surprised if it doesn’t break the record.”

The promoter also confirmed that Fury vs. Joshua is a one-fight deal at the moment, but things could change depending on the outcome. He said: “I have no idea what AJ is getting. We thought he had signed a contract and that we would announce the fight after Tyson’s last fight in the ring in Tottenham. But it turns out he hasn’t actually signed a contract.

“But now his warm-up has been announced, I’m sure everything is signed. And I’m sure there won’t be any slip-up.

“Right now it’s a one-fight deal.”

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