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George Liddard vs. Tyler Denny – how to watch it
This Saturday in London, George Liddard will defend his British and Commonwealth middleweight titles against Tyler Denny.
Liddard will face Denny at the Copper Box Arena, and the winner will also have the vacant IBF Intercontinental belt at stake.
Liddard last won the Commonwealth crown and Lonsdale belt after a ruthless 10th-round stoppage over Kieron Conway at York Hall in October.
The 23-year-old is undefeated in 13 professional fights and already occupies 15 top places in the IBF and WBA rankings.
On paper, Denny looks to be the toughest test of the Essex man’s career to date.
The 34-year-old southpaw is a former European middleweight champion and has been dynamic at the national and European level for the past six years.
The Wordsley native has lost three times in his career, bouncing back from defeat second round defeat to Hamzah Sheeraz with two wins in a row.
Liddard vs. Denny – date, place, start time and ring walk
- The pair will fight on Saturday, March 21 live at the Copper Box Arena.
- The broadcast will start at 15:00 ET / 11:00 PT / 19:00 GMT.
- The main event will start around 17:45 ET / 14:45 PT / 21:45 GMT.
Liddard vs Denny – how to watch
- The card can be viewed worldwide on DAZN.
Liddard vs. Denny – last three fights
Jerzy Liddard
- George Liddard bt Kieron Conway – TKO, 10th round
- George Liddard bt Aaron Sutton – TKO in the 5th round
- George Liddard vs. Derrick Osaze – OUT
Tyler Denny
- Tyler Denny vs. Grant Dennis – PTS
- Tyler Denny and Elvis Ahorgah – PTS
- Hamzah Sheeraz vs. Tyler Denny – TKO in the 2nd round
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- Jimmy Sains (11-0, 10 KO) vs Derrick Osaze (13-3, 3 KO) – English middleweight title (10 rounds)
- Giorgio Visioli (10-0, 6 KO) vs Levi Giles (17-2-1, 4 KO) – English lightweight title (10 rounds)
- Emmanuel Buttigieg (11-0, 3 KO) vs. Jake Goodwin (8-2-1, 1 KO) – middleweight (10 rounds)
- Taylor Bevan (7-0, 7 KO) vs Martin Ezequiel Bulacio (15-10, 10 KO) – super middleweight (8 rounds)
- Adam Maca (4-0, 4 KO) vs. Lydon Chircop (8-3, 4 KO) – featherweight (6 rounds)
- Connor Mitchell (1-0, 1 KO) vs Yuri Zanoli (8-18-1, 4 KO) – featherweight (4 rounds)
- Louie Ward (0-0) vs. Jahfieus Faure (4-23-3) – super featherweight (4 rounds)
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Arnold Barboza Jr. returned to winning ways in Anaheim in the early hours of the morning, defeating Kenneth Sims Jr.
Barboza Jr scored wide decisions over Sims Jr.
Before the competition, the 34-year-old suffered his first defeat on the pitch against Teofimo Lopez.
However, he made no mistakes last night, winning almost every round.
Three judges saw it: 117-111, 118-110, 120-108
Barboza was a level above the rather disappointing Sims Jr. on the night, even though he was unable to stop his man, he rode throughout the entire contest.
The American wasted no time in calling out Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney in his post-fight interview.
“Hey, who wouldn’t mind seeing me and Ryan Garcia in this arena, man?”
Alexis Rocha also shouted out the winner, claiming there would be a “war.”
Oscar Collazo vs. Jesus Haro
Collazo defended his WBO minimumweight crown in the co-main event.
He put pressure on the first beam and was the better player on the night.
Collazo made it his mission to dismantle Haro’s body, and his opponent seemed to grow weaker and the end seemed inevitable.
The fight was ultimately stopped with a cut to Haro’s left eye after an accidental clash of heads and the fight was called off.
Collazo became the winner and defended his belt in style.
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Gabriela Fundora vs. Viviana Ruiz
Undisputed World Champion Gabriela Fundora returned to action on the card and flawlessly defended her undisputed crown.
Fundora was the bigger competitor in her fight and made her opponent pay to get into the ring as she was struggling with an injury to begin with.
“Sweet Poison” really started to benefit Ruiz in the fourth round, knocking her down after a good combination.
The referee had seen enough in the sixth round and called off the fight.
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Undercard remaining
The Alexis Rocha vs. Joseph Diaz Jr fight took place in the welterweight division, with Rocha returning after more than 14 months away from the squared circle.
He faced Diaz, who was eliminated after a penniless performance against Regis Prograis last August.
Rocha made no mistake after a long break, winning by a decisive points decision.
Also in the welterweight division, Joel Iriarte stopped Rock Dodler Myrthil, and Grant Flores passed Rashid Stevens in the super welterweight division.
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There were three second round stoppages early in the third round, with Daniel Garcia, Cayden Griffiths and Leonardo Sanchez all claiming victories before the third round began.
Fabian Guzman also had a mighty performance and took a unanimous decision, with two judges scoring the fight 79-73 in his favor.
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Anthony Cacace became a two-time world champion, dethroning James Dickens.
He became WBA world champion in Dublin after a unanimous decision victory over Dickens.
The three judges handed it to Cacace with the cards read: 115-113, 116-112, 116-113.
The main event was razor edged for the first four rounds of the fight every round is difficult to call.
Things changed in the fifth set when “Apache” started to find his range and “Jazza Dickens” suffered an injury before a dominant round.
Dickens did well to drag the round towards the end, but it was still mostly in Cacace’s favor.
The sixth game was similar to the first, both players landed well and it was challenging to check them.
‘Apache’ probably won the next few rounds before he was caught in a nasty header in the ninth round.
Dickens made no mistake after a header and punished Cacace, who seemed anxious as he sat on his stool before the 10th round.
The Liverpudlian looked the smarter and fitter of the two heading into the final three rounds, despite being low on the cards.
Cacace did enough to claim a decisive points victory over 12 rounds.
Pierce O’Leary vs. Maxi Hughes
Pierce O’Leary claimed victory over former world champion Maxi Hughes in Dublin, forcing him to retire from a corner kick before the sixth round.
O’Leary impressed early on, winning the first three rounds.
It was his early attack that counted, beating out Hughes in the fourth round, who looked set to be stopped; somehow the Doncaster man heard the bell at the end of four o’clock.
He continued to apply pressure in the fifth round, which was supposed to be the final round of the competition. Hughes showed great heart to reach the final bell, but was forced to withdraw before the sixth.
In the corner, “Maximus” could be heard stating, “I can’t hear a damn thing.”
O’Leary starred on his Irish homecoming to win the IBO world title and will be looking to continue his unbeaten run.
Undercard remaining
Heavyweight prospect Adam Olaniyan made his professional debut in Dublin and it was a dream start with a first-round knockout in the first minute of the fight.
He stopped Jan Bezouska after dropping him seconds earlier, which is the start of a very invigorating journey.
Ryan Garner returned to action for the first time with a gigantic victory over Reece Bellotti after the last break.
This fight was more of an escape for “Piranha” as he faced the Endosperm. He made the Mexican’s job easier by hurting him in the second round before forcing the referee to step in and end the fight in the third round.
Jono Carroll and Colm Murphy had a great fight on the undercard, fighting for a points decision, which Carroll topped on each judge’s scorecard.
Steven Cairns stopped Arnie Dawson in the ninth, who was suffering just the first defeat of his career, while Gary Cully got back to winning ways with a six-round decision victory.
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Another debut came on a card starring Bobbi Flood, who broke down in the first round with a minute left in the round.
Eoghan Lavin stopped Liam Walsh with Carty and McReynolds scoring.
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