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Boxing schedule: Dazn announces Blockbuster Spring 2025

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DAZN Boxing Schedule Spring 2025

Dazn confirmed the huge spring boxing schedule for fans to digest, crowned by Canelo Alvarez and Ryan Garcia.

The streaming service announced fifteen events in nine weeks, including Doubleheader Canelo/Garcia at the Cinco de Mayo weekend. Worldboxingnews.com announced that Canelo was fighting William Scull to become the undisputed May 3 champion in Saudi Arabia.

The Mexican Supergivid is the main attraction all the time, surrounded by a lot of pounds for pounds. The previous night Ryan Garcia vs Rolando Romero will be live with the Times Square in Recent York, outside before a immense crowd.

Devin Haney vs. Jose Ramirez is a coefficient of Garcia vs. Romero, and the winners of two matches will meet in autumn. The Riyadh season sponsors both cards with the Ring magazine, as well as Recent York also offers Teofimo Lopez vs. Arnold Barboz Jr. for WBO Super Lightweight Title.

From April, the main promotional outfits of Great Britain will be subject to the DAZN banner. Queensberry promotions will join on Saturday, April 5, with the battle of Joe Joyce vs Filip Hrgovic. That same night, David Adeleye and Jeamie TKV will compensate the title of British heavyweight.

Saturday, April 12, she sheds lithe at Jaron Ennis. The IBF Master of Valleries “Boots” trades in union with the title WBA Eimantas Stanionis.

Two weeks later, on April 26, Chris Eubank Jr. He is heading for Conor Benn in the long -awaited match injuries in Great Britain. In Undercard there are also former world champions Liam Smith and Chris Billam-Smith in warm-ups.

The nights of Garcia and Canelo occur after Las Vegas was rejected to both events. Match fights vs. Queensberry lasts on Saturday, May 10, with Anthony Cacace vs. Leigh Wood.

Then, on Saturday, May 24, Josh Taylor returns from his last defeat against Ekow Essuman.

DAZN boxing schedule: Spring 2025

March 29

Polyforum Benito Juarez at Cancun, Mexico
William Zepeda [31-0, 26 KOs] vs Tevin Farmer [33-7-1, 8 KOs]
WBC momentary championship

April 5

Co-OP Live Arena, Manchester, Great Britain.
Joe Joyce [16-3, 15 KOs] vs. Filip Hrgovic [17-1, 14 KOs]
Heavyweight

April 12

Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City, Nj
Jaron Ennis [33-0, 29 KOs] Vs eimantas stanionis [15-0, 9 KOs]
IBF/WBA CHARACTION CHAMPIONSHIP

Christian Carto vs Arturo Popoca
Super Bantamweight

April 18

Dainier Peró [10-0, 8 KOs] vs tba
Heavyweight

April 19

Park Community Arena, Sheffield, Great Britain
Dalton Smith [17-0, 13 KOs] vs mathieu germain [26-2-1, 11 KOs]
Super lightweight

April 26

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Tottenham, London
Chris Eubank Jr. [34-3, 25 KOs] vs. Conor Benn [23-0, 14 KOs]
Average weight

May 1

Sunbet Arena, South Africa Republic
Kevin Leeren [30-3, 14 KOs] Vs Serhiy Radchenko [11-7, 5 KOs]
Heavyweight

May 2

Times Square, Recent York
Ryan Garcia [24-1, 20 KOs] vs roll romero [16-2, 13 KOs]
Semi -average weight

Devin Haney [31-0, 15 KOs] vs Jose Carlos Ramirez [29-2, 18 KOs]
Super lightweight

Teofimo Lopez [21-1, 13 KOs] Vs Arnold Barboz Jr. [32-0, 11 KOs]
Super lithe WBO championship

May 3

Anb Arena, Saudi Arabia
Canelo Alvarez [62-2-2, 39 KOs] vs William Scull [23-0, 9 KOs]
Super medium weight championship

Badou Jack [28-3-3, 17 KOs] vs Ryan Rozicki [20-1-1, 19 KOs]
WBC Cruiser Wweight Championship

Jaime Mungia [44-2, 35 KOs] Vs Bruno Suracece [26-0, 5 KOs]
Great average weight

May 3

Nottingham Arena, Nottingham, Great Britain
Anthony Cuper [23-1, 8 KOs] Vs Leigh Wood [28-3, 17 KOs]
Super Penal Cover

May 17

Copper Box Arena, London, Great Britain
Johnny Fisher [13-0, 11 KOs] vs Dave Allen [23-7-2, 18 KOs] II
Heavyweight

May 23

Keepmoat Stadium, Doncaster, Yorkshire, Great Britain
Terri Harper [15-2-2, 6 KOs] vs Natalie Zimmerman [13-0, 3 KOs]
WBO WBO WBO WBO WBO championship

May 24

SSE Hydro, Glasgow, Great Britain
Josh Taylor [19-2, 13 KOs] Vs ekow essuman [21-1, 8 KOs]
Semi -average weight

Dazna offer

All events will only be available in Dazn, which offers a 30% discount for buyers of the annual plan in Great Britain and the USA. The offer starts on March 31.

Pete Oliver, general director of the market growth in Dazn, said: “DAZN consistently provides an unparalleled schedule of non-acne boxing actions for subscribers and fans of fighting around the world. Together with our leading global promoters and a 30% discount on our annual subscriptions, there is no better time to sign the date.”

Dazn intends to get as many promotional outfits as possible to offer boxing fans of all shares in one place.

“The spring calendar shows the deep commitment of Dazna in the unification of this sport in one place with one subscription. A total of 19 current and former world champions will appear every week until the end of May.

“Dazn now provides over 185 premium nights a year.”

Other events

The Dazna schedule is compatible with the huge event between the two best lithe heavyweight, Dmitryjum Bivol and Artur Beterbav, who last month impressed the competition with Fight of the Year.

Added to disclosure Dazna, boxing fans can enjoy Mikael Mayer vs Sandy Ryan II on ESPN the same night as a farmer with Tevin William Zepeda. Brian Norman Jr. He defends his semi -edible WBO title on the main support against Derrieck Cuevas, and Bruce Carrington in further actions.

In the Boxxer offer on April 20, Ben Whittaker is revealing Liam Cameron, and the return of ponderous weight Frazer Clarke confirmed the main event.

To round Canelo and Garcia twice, making him towering, Nayya Inoue Tops T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on Sunday, May 4. Inoue defends his undisputed Crown Super Bantameight against Ramon Cardenas.

In the Rafael Espinosis factor VS Edward Vazquez for the WBO featherweight title.

Finally, on Saturday, May 10, in San Diego, the highest ranking is offered by Emanuel Navarrete vs Charly Suarez for the title of WBO Super Feather Wweight, in the company of Raymond Muratalla vs Zaur Abdullaev in lightweight.

Boxing fans are at the feast.

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Dave Allen weighed at his lightest in seven years, causing ‘biggest brawl in British boxing history’ in match against Hrgovic

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Dave Allen weighs lightest in 7 years to produce ‘biggest upset in British boxing history’ against Hrgovic

Dave Allen kept his word and will enter the fight with Filip Hrgovic in decent shape.

The fan-favorite Briton has been emotional throughout his career, often revealing after defeats that he could have trained harder and prepared better.

This weekend he will be looking to claim the biggest scalp of his campaign in Hrgovica world-class, well-trained and sturdy Croatian, whose only defeat was against the up-to-date world champion Daniel Dubois.

Although he still considers the main event at London’s O2 Arena against Lucas Browne to be the biggest achievement of his career, Allen will be fighting in front of 10,000 fans at the Keepmoat Stadium in Doncaster, and the importance of this event has not crossed his mind.

He clearly has a tough trainer, tipping the scales at 248.8 pounds. This is an impressive drop compared to the 271 he weighed in his last appearance – in February he defeated Karim Berredjem in the first round. In fact, this is the lowest weight Allen has registered since his 2019 loss to David Price.

Speaking about the transformation, “Dazzling” Dave said:

“I’ve just eaten less chocolate, less sweets… People talk about sacrifices but I’m actually very elated. I spend a lot of time with my family, my children and boxing for a living. Everyone here doing a 9-5, it’s a sacrifice. It wouldn’t be fair to talk about sacrifice, I live my dreams every day. Sometimes it’s difficult in the gym, sometimes I feel like eating something, but I’ll go out in front of 10,000 people in Doncaster against one of the best heavyweights in the world. world. It was my dream and I will make it come true soon.

Regardless of his shape, most consider Hrgović too gigantic a mountain for Allen to climb. He is aware of this but believes it could cause one of the worst disturbances ever seen on British shores.

“He’s a great fighter, but I’m not afraid of him. He’s been trying to tell me all week that I don’t want to look at him. I don’t care about Filip Hrgovic. It’s a boxing match.

“On paper I shouldn’t even be in the ring with him, but I feel tomorrow at Donny’s will be a special night where I’ll experience one of the biggest upsets in British boxing history.”

If Allen fails to disrupt the odds and Hrgovic emerges unscathed, he is widely expected to face Moses Itauma in August.

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David Morrell says a career doesn’t end after a KO defeat

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Image: David Morrell Says Career Isn’t Over After Zak Chelli Knockout

David Morrell says his career isn’t over after his knockout loss to Zak Chelli last Saturday in England, but questions are already being raised about whether Morrell should return to 168 pounds after another tough run at lithe heavyweight.

Morrell was stopped in the 10th and final round after a competitive bout on the Fabio Wardley vs. Daniel Dubois heavyweight undercard. The defeat was Morrell’s second defeat in his last three fights following a decision loss to David Benavidez in February 2025.


“This doesn’t mean David Morrell’s career is over,” Morrell said on the I shownstagram. We must take this as a lesson and move on with greater strength.

“We’ll be back soon and we’ll have more news for you.”

Morrell also assured fans that he was recovering quickly from the knockout.

“For those who are worried: thank God, I am well and robust.

“A person is not measured by the number of times he falls, but by the number of times he gets up.

“This is the beginning of a fresh stage, not the end of the race.”

The loss to Chelli increased criticism of Morrell’s move to 175 pounds. Since moving up from super middleweight in August 2024, Morrell entered 2025 undefeated, but has now lost two of his last three fights since moving up to lithe heavyweight.

Morrell dropped a split decision victory over previously undefeated Imam Khataev last July before losing to David Benavidez and being stopped by Zak Chelli.

Boxing analyst Chris Mannix was among those who suggested Morrell may need to rebuild at super middleweight after the defeat.

The 28-year-old Cuban currently has a record of 12-2 with nine knockouts, having entered 2025 undefeated and viewed as one of the most perilous newborn fighters in boxing.

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Coach Terence Crawford BoMac admits that one of the players “had his number”: “We had to take it away”

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Terence Crawford trainer BoMac admits one fighter ‘had his number’: “We had to pick it up”

Terence Crawford has faced select top-class players throughout his career, but there was one player who coach Brian “BoMac” McIntyre deemed a real threat to his protégé’s dominance.

As the undisputed champion of three divisions, it’s safe and sound to say that “Bud” never shied away from a formidable challenge, even if it meant putting himself at a significant disadvantage.

His fight with Canelo Alvarez, for example, saw the extraordinary technician move up two weight classes and dethroned the Mexican with a remarkable unanimous decision victory last September.

Similarly, many felt that Crawford was clearly the underdog before us his fight with Errol Spence Jr. in 2023only to score a ruthless ninth-round finish and unify all four major welterweight titles.

But according to longtime head coach “BoMac,” Crawford came closest to his only professional loss in 2019, six years before he retired from the sport.

The American was then defending his WBO welterweight title against Egidijus Kavaliauskas, also known as “Mean Machine”, who was not only undefeated, but also boasted an impressive knockout to victory ratio.

I’m talking to Podcast on the front pageMcIntyre credited Kavaliauskas with forcing Crawford to change his tactics after the third round, when “Bud” jumped out of the ring after being deemed a no-knockdown.

“That motherfucker just kept coming and coming. He didn’t stop. For the first few rounds, he only had Bud’s number because he was punching before Bud and punching after Bud.

“It was like, ‘Damn, dog – you [Crawford] I have to pick it up.”

Ultimately, Crawford managed to secure a ninth-round victory over Kavaliauskas, but he had to dig deep into his tool bag to win. The record-breaking star later said that “Mean Machine” was one of the hardest hits he had ever faced.

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