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Freddy Kiwitt wins by twelve round decision over Suleiman Jafaru

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Jafaru achieved early success. In the second round, he cornered Kiwitt and unloaded in the first minute, then ended the round with Kiwitt shot as the bell sounded. The third followed a similar pattern, with Jafaru pinning Kiwitt against the ropes and forcing him to work on the defensive for a long time.

Kiwitt calmed down the fight in the fourth quarter, finding space and landing more consistently before Jafaru rallied again behind schedule. The pace changed back and forth in the middle rounds. Jafaru defeated Kiwitt in the fifth and most of the sixth round, but Kiwitt finished the sixth round strongly, causing Jafaru’s nose to bleed just before the bell.

From the seventh moment, Kiwitt’s control became more even. He kept Jafaru on the defensive in the seventh and took a competitive ninth period where both players battled with action. Jafaru regained ground briefly in the tenth, pushing Kiwitt into the ropes and landing enough to take the round, but the final frames swung back towards the champion.

Kiwitt stepped up the action in the eleventh and finished the cleaner job when Jafaru showed perceptible damage, bleeding from the nose and mouth towards the end. The decision was made by Kiwitt after twelve rounds.

On the heavyweight undercard, Viktor Faust needed just thirty seconds to stop Todorche Tsvetkov. Faust started with a quick action and finished with a right to the body, after which he knocked Tsvetkow to the ground.

Super middleweight Alexander Chupil scored in the first round to defeat Ajemi Amani Jr. after dropping him twice. The first knockdown came from a left early in the round, followed by a right uppercut that knocked Amani down again. His corner kick stopped the fight due to a shoulder injury.

Middleweight Robert Toman stopped Gregorio Dominguez after two rounds. Toman released Dominguez behind schedule in the second, and a corner kick ruled that Dominguez would not be ejected after the third period.

Can Goek won a six-round decision over Robin Zamora in a southpaw bout. Goek controlled the exchanges with counter punches throughout the first three rounds and finished strongly in the sixth to secure a clear decision.

Christian Patzke and Dean Porter fought to a four-round draw. Porter outplayed Patzke early on with counters, while Patzke used his range more effectively in the second half as Porter slowed down.

In the super welterweight division, Darian Yasar defeated Menal Topcu in the sixth round. Yasar dropped Topcu in the 3rd period and gradually wore him down before the referee waved off the combination as Topcu went down again.

Featherlight heavyweight Ekin Erol scored a first-round stoppage on Hayden Sherriff, dropping him twice before the fight was stopped.

The event announcer was Ingo Rohrbach.

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Errol Spence Jr.’s opponent and return date have finally been confirmed

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Errol Spence Jr’s comeback opponent and date finally confirmed

Errol Spence Jr will make his long-awaited return this summer as he faces the former world champion away.

The 36-year-old has not fought since losing his three welterweight world titles in July 2023. when he suffered a nine-round defeat to Terence Crawford during the battle at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.

Before their meeting, many suspected Spence was the top dog at 147 pounds, even after a life-threatening car accident in 2019.

He eventually recovered from the traumatic incident with back-to-back victories over Danny Garcia and Yordenis Ugas, but suffered an undisputed defeat against Crawford.

As a result, Spence is set to make his long-overdue move to 154 pounds before his next appearance, with Report from the boxing scene that he will face former super welterweight champion Tim Tszyu on July 25 in Australia.

It was also recently reported that Tszyu had named Jeff Fenech as head coach after he fired his training team for the second time in three fights.

This followed the Australian’s unanimous decision victory over Denis Nurja in Wollongong, Australia earlier this month, which followed an equally dominant triumph over Anthony Velazquez in December at the TikTok Entertainment Center in Sydney.

Meanwhile, the 31-year-old lost in the seventh round to Sebastian Fundora in July 2025 during his last meeting at world level.

Tszyu previously lost a split decision in their first meeting before finding himself facing a three-round demolition task against Bakhram Murtazaliev in 2024.

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Canelo Camp announces Resendiz-Munguia as the winner next

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Eddy Reynoso may have said more than he intended when discussing Canelo Alvarez’s next move, as his comments pointed less to Christian Mbilli and more to the winner of next week’s Jaime Munguia-Armando Resendiz fight

Canelo is expected to return to Riyadh for the season in September after recovering from surgery on his left elbow. Reynoso told Ring magazine that the plan remains super middleweight and named several possible opponents, including Mbilli. However, the strongest language in the interview was the conversation about the May 2 fight between Munguia and Resendiz for the WBA title.


“This time it’s Munguia against Resendiz in a pan-Mexico fight on a pan-Mexico card,” Reynoso told Ring Magazine, discussing Cinco de Mayo weekend. “This is going to be an amazing fight and we are prepared to win. This fight is going to be so good that it will steal the show. They have the ingredients to distract from the main event.”

This was unique because Reynoso trains Munguia and has a direct stake in the outcome, but it also sounded like early preparation for what comes next. If Munguia wins, a rematch with Canelo will be an straightforward sell to the Mexican crowd and an straightforward one to build to. If Resendiz wins, he will arrive with the belt and fresh momentum.

After his recent victory over Lester Martinez, Reynoso mentioned Mbilli as a “massive challenge,” but the tone was different. This sounded like one option on the list as the Munguia-Resendiz fight gained full popularity.

Canelo’s team has also ruled out other routes. Reynoso said the David Benavidez fight is now over and suggested there is little chance of seeing it again. Staying at 168 pounds also reduces the likelihood of a rematch with Dmitry Bivol.

This leaves less room than it initially seemed. When camps start praising one fight with such a hard month ahead of time, it’s usually worth paying attention to.

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Victor Ortiz was knocked out by Floyd Mayweather, but names an opponent who was ‘much better’

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Victor Ortiz got knocked out by Floyd Mayweather but names the opponent who was ‘much better’

Floyd Mayweather’s last knockout victory over a legal opponent came in 2011 against Victor Ortiz, but despite the stoppage loss, the fighter known as “Vicious” claims he once fought a much better opponent.

It was a highly controversial moment when Mayweather knocked out Ortiz for the WBC welterweight title more than a decade ago, and the fourth round of their fight turned out to be full of drama.

Ortiz threw combinations on the ropes against Mayweather, but then got reckless and led with his head, prompting the referee to deduct a point.

With Ortiz paying no attention to the resumption of the fight, Mayweather fired a tough shot that knocked down and then knocked out his opponent, proving the elderly adage to always protect yourself.

Mayweather is undoubtedly the biggest name Ortiz has ever adopted, but while the boxing legend can be considered one of the best of all time, Ortiz told TalkSport that Andre Berto was better.

“He (Mayweather) is not the best opponent I’ve faced. Without a doubt, not. The best opponent I’ve faced was Andre Berto; he was much better. Andre Berto is a top-shelf pound-for-pound king. He knocked me down, I knocked him down, he got up, he knocked me down again.”

“This man showed everything: quality, heart, skill. Whatever, he’s got it. Someone like Floyd has what? Counter, running? That same year, I bought him some sprint shots at a press conference. My brother also bought him a box of tampons.

“But Andre Berto is special. I have the utmost respect for him. He has power in both hands; he is the total package. Someone with Floyd can’t compete with that.”

Ortiz defeated Berto to win the WBC welterweight title in a fight before facing Mayweather, which would be the first defeat of Berto’s professional career.

Berto’s final record was 32 wins and 6 losses, and during their meeting in September 2015, he suffered a one-sided defeat to Mayweather himself.

Mayweather competed just once again after the Berto fight, when he knocked out MMA fighter Conor McGregor in August 2017, although he is scheduled to return to fight former opponent Manny Pacquiao in September provided that the current problems can be solved.

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