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Keyshawn Davis (13-0, 9 KO) won the featherlight WBO title in his 14th professional fight, rejecting a friend of the Olympic silver medalist Denys Berinchyk (19-1, 9 KOS) with a left body hook in the fourth round in the fourth round on Friday evening at the theater in Madison Square Garden.

A few days after the ugly weekly controversy between them, Davis refused that his emotions be the best of him. He remained composed, pulled Berinchyk and closed the program.

The 25-year-old had to move early in the constant feinging of Berinchyk and Movement, but in the third round he found his rhythm, the time when he came on the right hand and dropping him to the left to the body.

By eating the success of his attack in the central part, Davis doubled on the fourth. When Berinchyk entered, Davis counteracting his right and left downstairs, the latter folded him on canvas.

Berinchyk tried to get up, but judge Harvey Dock waved at 1:45.

Davis said: “It was an amazing feeling. Just before eliminating it, I heard a crowd that said: “Norfolk! Norfolk! Norfolk! ‘I thought, “I have to knock him out now! Boom!'”

“I have never really had problems with awkward warriors. The only thing that gave me trouble was the way he jumps and left. And it was a bit faster than I expected. When the rounds lasted, I felt more comfortable, and in the fourth round I did it to him. “

“My son was here. I had to appear for my son, Keyshawn Jr. He was in the crowd watching me. Now it means a lot to me. When he looks at this day, he will be proud of his father. “

“I want everyone who has balls to enter the ring and fight me. There are two 135-pound masters that I would like to fight. If they have the courage to enter the ring with a “businessman”, tell them to send me a contract or I can send them. “

X means sport

The star Puerto Rican, Xander Zayas, moved to his junior WBO Ranking No. 1, stopping the German contender to the German contender Sław Sławer (20-1, 11 KO) in the ninth round of the company.

Zayas (21-0, 13 KO) invested in the body early and often, and eventually paid dividends. He spent most of the fight with retreat and building a convenient advantage before using his moment.

Waiting the hook upstairs, Spomer left the body open, and Zayas buried his left to the liver. Spomer never recovered when Zayas threw himself, pouring him out as long as judge Charlie Fitch saw enough.
Zayas kept his pair of regional stripes at 2:01 ninth round.

Zayas said: “From the first round I knew that he would gradually wear out. On the third or fourth I hurt him and he got a good shot for me. But I went to my corner and told me to fight intelligently because we had 10 rounds to bear it. And until the eighth and nine they told me, let’s come with combinations and we began to land with more power to get the finish. “

“On paper he was my most arduous opponent so far, and I stopped him. I passed every test that stayed in front of me, and I feel that I am now ready to fight for the title of world champion. I want the next one. “

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A boxer found dismembered in a river just hours after his first professional fight

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Just hours after losing his first professional fight, the juvenile boxer was found dismembered in a river. The remains of Yeiner Andres Gomez Sandoval, 28, were found in the river by fishermen and later identified by his mother based on his distinctive tattoos. A search is ongoing in the area as some of his body parts have not yet been found.

Yeiner lost his only professional fight to Leider Galvis in the main event of the WBA Future Champions Colombia at the Cuadrilatero gym in Barranquilla. He lost by unanimous points decision, his only loss from a total of seven fights. Five of his wins were by knockout.

He spent time with the mother and daughter after the fight and was last seen leaving his home in the Carrizal neighborhood of Barranquilla on Sunday afternoon, Mother’s Day in Colombia.

He was reported missing shortly thereafter, his family was unable to contact him, and his phone was turned off.

Yeiner’s remains were discovered the following afternoon in the Magdalena River, just outside the city of Barranquilla, Colombia.

His mother then identified him by a snake tattoo on his torso, a dragon’s head on his shoulder, his brother’s name on his neck, and a heart on his chest.

Coach Miguel Angel Guzman told Colombian media that he had no knowledge of any threats or personal problems that could explain his death.

Yeiner was viewed as an emerging prospect in his home country and was expected to have a promising career after turning professional.

Investigators are currently reconstructing his last movements and determining the cause of death. For now, they are unable to give him a proper burial because the rest of his remains have not yet been discovered.

His friends and family are calling for justice, although authorities have not yet presented any official hypotheses regarding the murder.

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Karen Chukhadzhian vs. Paddy Donovan – how to watch it

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In September, Donovan was beaten a second time by Crocker. Photo: Mark Robinson Matchroom Boxing

On Friday in Germany, Karen Chukhadzhian will face Paddy Donovan in the final eliminator of the IBF welterweight title.

Chukhadzyan (26-3, 14 KO) will face Donovan (14-2, 11 KO) at SAP-Arena in Manheim.

Chukhadzhian is hoping to take the next step in his fight for the IBF crown after previously failing to do so Jaron Ennis.

The Ukrainian has since won twice, capturing the IBF International and WBO International welterweight titles.

Donovan also sees another crack in the IBF belt after losing a split decision to Lewis Crocker in September.

The 27-year-old Irishman suffered a second straight defeat to Crocker after a controversial disqualification six months earlier.

In September, Donovan was beaten a second time by Crocker. Photo: Mark Robinson Matchroom Boxing
Chukhadzhian vs Donovan – date, place, start time and ring walk
  • The pair will fight on Friday, May 15 live from the SAP-Arena in Manheim, Germany
  • Broadcast will start at 20:05 BST / 21:05 CET / 15:05 ET / 23:05 PT
  • The main event will start around 22:00 BST / 23:00 CET / 17:00 ET / 14:00 PT
Chukhadzhian vs. Donovan – how to watch
  • The card can be watched live worldwide on DAZN
Chukhadzhian has won two in a row since losing to Ennis. Photo: Mark Robinson Matchroom Boxing
Chukhadzhian has won two in a row since losing to Ennis. Photo: Mark Robinson Matchroom Boxing
Chukhadzhian vs. Donovan – last three fights

Karen Chukhadjian

  • Karen Chukhadzhian bt Joel Marcos Mafauad – TKO in the 2nd round
  • Karen Chukhadzhian bt Cristian Javier Ayala – unanimous decision
  • Jaron Ennis bt Karen Chukhadjian – unanimous decision

Paddy Donovan

  • Lewis Crocker vs. Paddy Donovan – split decision
  • Lewis Crocker vs. Paddy Donovan – defeat in the 8th round
  • Paddy Donovan vs. Lewis Ritson – TKO in the 9th round
Chukhadzhian vs Donovan – Undercard
  • Emanuel Odiase (10-0, 8 KO) vs Nick Webb (19-3, 15 KO) – IBF European heavyweight title (10 rounds)
  • Peter Kadiru (22-1, 13 KO) vs. Senad Gashi (34-4, 32 KO) – heavyweight (10 rounds)
  • Devrim Goekduman (13-0, 8 KO) vs. Franklyn Dwomoh (9-0, 2 KO) – IBF European lightweight title (10 rounds)
  • Alexander Okafor (3-0, 2 KO) vs. Elijah Uelkuseven (8-0, 6 KO) – German cruiserweight title (10 rounds)
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  • Viktor Jurk (13-0, 11 KO) vs. Edwin Castillo (13-2, 8 KO) – heavyweight (8 rounds)
  • Oluwole Jan Ciosek (4-0, 2 KO) vs. Shae Green (9-1-1, 2 KO) – middleweight (6 rounds)
  • Nelvie Tiafack (3-0, 3 KO) vs. Mateus Munhoz Da Penha (7-2-2, 3 KO) – heavyweight (6 rounds)
  • Edmon Avagyan (0-0) vs. Patrik Fiala (13-7-2, 8 KO) – cruiserweight (4 rounds)

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Dave Allen vs Filip Hrgovic – Odds and Betting Guide

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Filip Hrgovic vs Dave Allen in Doncaster on Saturday live on DAZN Photo: Queensberry

Dave Allen is a significant underdog against Filip Hrgovic this Saturday.

Allen will face Hrgovic in a return clash for the vacant IBF Intercontinental heavyweight title at the Eco-Power Stadium in Doncaster, live on DAZN.

“The White Rhino” has won two of the last five competitions and is a 5/1 underdog Bet365 to get rid of nervousness.

The 34-year-old returned to form Arslanbek Makhmudov defeated Arslanbek Makhmudov by unanimous decision in October last year, after a first-round stoppage over Karim Berredjem in February, and his best chance of victory is seen at the distance of 10/1.

Only five of the Doncaster favorite’s victories have resulted in points, with another decision victory being valued at 14/1.

Filip Hrgovic vs Dave Allen in Doncaster on Saturday live on DAZN Photo: Queensberry

Hrgovic has only one defeat to Daniel Dubois and is a 1:9 favorite Bet365 to say goodbye to Allen.

The 33-year-old has not recorded a knockout victory since 2023, but is expected to do so here on August 11.

“El Animal” defeated David Adeleye via unanimous decision last August and the points win is valued at 13/8.

Adeleye was beaten by Hrgovic in Riyad. Photo: Leigh Dawney/Queensberry
Adeleye was beaten by Hrgovic in Riyad. Photo: Leigh Dawney/Queensberry
Full Bet365 odds
The result of the fight
  • Dave Allen to win the fight: 5/1
  • Dave Allen by KO/TKO/DQ: 10/1
  • Dave Allen by decision or technical: 14/1
  • Filip Hrgovic will win the fight: 1/9
  • Filip Hrgović by KO/TKO/DQ: 8/11
  • Filip Hrgovic by decision or technical decision: 8.13
  • Draw or technical draw: 20/1
Arslanbek Makhmudov proved too strong for Dave Allen in Sheffield. Photo credit: Mark Robinson Matchroom Boxing
Arslanbek Makhmudov proved too forceful for Dave Allen in Sheffield. Photo credit: Mark Robinson Matchroom Boxing
Round bets

Dave Allen

  • Win in round 1: 100/1
  • Win in round 2: 100/1
  • Win in round 3: 100/1
  • To win in round 4: 80/1
  • Win in round 5: 80/1
  • To win in round 6: 66/1
  • To win in round 7: 66/1
  • To win in round 8: 66/1
  • To win round 9: 66/1
  • To win in round 10: 80/1
  • To win by decision or technical decision: 14/1

Filip Hrgovic

  • To win round 1: 28/1
  • To win in round 2: 20/1
  • Win in round 3: 16/1
  • To win in round 4: 14/1
  • To win in round 5: 1/11
  • To win in round 6: 10/1
  • To win in round 7: 10/1
  • To win in round 8: 10/1
  • To win in round 9: 1/11
  • To win in round 10: 14/1
  • To win by decision or technical decision: 8.13

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