Lauren Price and Natasha Jonas return to the ring this Saturday in Liverpool to defend their welterweight titles in fights, which will be very privileged to win, and Price says that he wants Jonas next time.

“I want Jonas to fight the next one. If it were for me, there would be only one female struggle on this card, and it would be me and her. But this is not for me. There is a politician and other reasons,” said Sky Sports.

“But I will find that anyone gains this fight between her and Ivana, I want another. I believe that Jonas will win. This is a huge fight for British fans, oldschool British dust.

“I respect Tasha, who she is as a person and what she did for boxing. Not only women’s boxing, generally boxing. But she has titles, I have titles. When I turned (PRO), I wanted to move quickly. The biggest fights and all this.”

The price (7-0, 1 KO) moved quickly since the score of gold at the Olympic Games in Tokyo in 2021, and last May defeated Jessica McCaskill to win the WBA semi-edited weight title. At the age of 30, her ambition to be a pure dog at the age of 147 is clear.

Price will face Columbia Bexcy Mateus (7-0, 6 KO), which is an unknown amount on Saturday in Liverpool.

40-year-old Jonas (15-2-1, 9 KO) is of course at the last stages of her career, but she is still the obvious best warrior in welterweight. He will defend his IBF title against Ivana Habazin (23-5, 7 KO), a solid veteran who will also place his WBC belt on the line.

The winner against Price may therefore be the union of three stripes that only Mikael Mayer and the title of IBF would leave the equation. Mayer and this title of IBF can also be a blockade of Price’s ambition roads, because Jonas can see a rematch with 34-year-old Mayer as a better option if he defeated Habazin on Saturday. Jonas controversial defeated Mayer with a divided decision at the beginning of this year in Liverpool.

Wednesday, December 11

DaznIN 3:00 ETConor Wallace vs Brelegehle Welll. Bulky delicate from Queensland, Australia. Wallace returned to the action just over 3 months after winning the 12th round, while Well fights for the first time outside Africa. Justus Huni appears in support.

Proboks, 19:30 et, Jonhatan Cardoso vs Eduardo Ramirez. Cardoso is fighting for Probox for the fourth time, while Ramirez is the first time returning to the ring from defeat to Market Magsayo on Tank Davis vs Frank Martin Undercard. Katsum Akitsigi returns to support after a fantastic performance in July. BLH will have live updates.

Thursday, December 12

DaznIN 13:00 etMourad Aliev vs. Davide Brito. This is a universal boxing show from Germany, but it has the Riyadh season brand in all promotional materials. Billy Dib is fighting for the first time in 33 months against TBA under Undercard.

DaznIN 18:00 etArdreal Holmes vs Edwine Humaine. Salita promotions from Michigan. Joey Spencer has support.

Friday, December 13

ESPN+IN 15:00 et, Cristobal Lorente vs Francesco Grandelli. Italian card that is broadcast on Dazna outside the USA. If you like me and you are fed up with the belt diluting through the EBU? After all, this is a solution between the full title of European Lorerende feathers and the silver version of Grandella. Fabio Turchi fights 5-18 an opponent on the card.

DaznIN 19:00 etThe most valuable promotions. Jake Paul’s latest perspectives are shown by Orlando. The main event is Antonio Vargas vs Winston Guerrero. If you had a broken heart that a guy from euphoria has been met since the last one? Well, this time it is on the Boxrec list. In addition, Gurgen “Large Gug” Hovhannisyan, Armenian-Mężczyzna-Mountain, which will probably remain a comical clock as long as the passion becomes too complex.

DaznIN 19:00 etRed Owl boxing Currently, this is not in Dazna schedule, but sometimes they are delayed. They actively promote him as another television offer. The main event is Marquis Taylor vs Ivan Pandzic.

UFC Fight Pass, 20:00 et, Hollywood Fight Nights. Sadriddin Akhmedov vs Raphael Igbokwe is your main event.

Saturday, December 14

DaznIN 12:00 et, Dream boxing. Holy week for television boxing in Germany! Daniel Dietz will face Granit Shala with smaller IBF and IBO titles on the line. In addition, Sarah Bormann defends her WBO 105 pounds. Belt against Jennifer Mez.

Peacock, 14:00 et, Natasha Jonas vs Ivana Habazin. Boxxer exhibition from Liverpool, broadcast on Sky Sports in Great Britain. The main event is the unification of a welterweight, while Lauren Price introduces WBA (and IBO!) Equipment to the main support.

DaznIN 14:00 et, Murodjon Akhmadaliev vs Ricardo Espinosis Franco. The annual Monte Carlo show in Matchroom, with the main event of the WBA transient belt. It is always a strange program, because the place is compact and generally full of indecently luxurious and largely selfless, but the fights were in the past. Undercard includes Cheavon Clarke fighting for an empty European title, Maxi Hughes vs Gary Cully, Beatriz Ferreira defending his delicate IBF belt and the debut of the Olympic match of Tremoan Junior sensation. BLH will have live updates.

PPV, 20:00 et, Redneck Brawl 8: Hillbillies Get Gorve! I make a lot of language on the cheek with these weekly schedule reviews, but this is not a joke: Redneck Brawl has become my favorite event and the most anticipated live relationship, and the second place is not close. Last time I wrote almost 5,000 words of fighters and a preview of capsules during the extensive range of the Olympics and I don’t regret anything. If you haven’t seen a red fight before? Check the Redneck Brawl 7 summary to get the taste. More and more people join us live with each release. So far, no one has expressed anything but pleasure. USD 23, if you want to watch, when the series returns to Cincinnati, where in the fifth edition she saw many fighters in the audience and warrior in a cube bracelet, appearing with a special permit from his curator. It’s an absolute explosion and I’m looking forward to Saturday. BLH will have live updates.

DaznIN 20:00 et, Alexis Rocha vs Raul Curiel. Compelling welterweight duels between Golden Boy Stable. Rocha loses to Rashidi Ellis and Giovani Santillan, while Curiel is undefeated, but he never had a similar objection. Marlen Esparza, Charles Conwell and Victor Morales appear on the website. BLH will have live updates.

ESPN+IN 20:00 et, Jaime Mungia vs Bruno Surace. A bit of a delicate accent for Mungia, because it presumably puts fireworks for the crowd of Tijuan. But this is his fourth time in action this year, so it’s good for a boy in spring a hometown. BLH will have a live team report

*** Also *** This week there will be at least 1-4 programs on television and streaming stream than fully confirmed when this post was launched. Dazn will have Saturday (December 14) show from the BahamsBut the event is not yet listened to on their website and I do not know the start time. Is Marvnation showIN Also on Saturday, with the participation of Fernando Vargas and Mark Magsayo, and UBP show On Thursday (December 12) an offer, which was a straightforward Dazna function. Both or both may have the PPV stream or online transmission option. Is also Show from York Hall On Friday (December 13), which shows Dazna on Boxrec, but does not yet appear in Dazna schedule in the USA.

Richardson Hitchins dominated the second half of his main Dazn event in Puerto Rico against Liam Paro, taking IBF 140 pounds. The title divided by a decision, which should be unanimous.

The statement that the expectations were low, it puts it gently, but this ended with a shockingly observable romance. Great recognition is for judge Janny Guzman, who was brisk and firm in taking control of the fight. Hitchins (19-0, 7 KO) got a warning for Shenanigans in the 1st round, and the second in fourth place behind the elbow hit. Double warnings were released for hitting the head in second place, and from the very beginning it was found that the Clinch and Foul scenario of the worst case would not come to the former judge of Guzman.

Paro (25-1, 15 KO) had a perfect start, suppressing Hitchins’ range and stab for the first four rounds, after which Hitchins Corner warned their man that it could be 4-0. Very alive 5. Round left Hitchins bleed from the mouth and bleed from the nose, and the activity and pace semized to favor the couple halfway.

It was the beginning of the end of the Paro championship, when Hitchins found his time in seventh place, imposing his fighting style in a way that he could not in the first half. Paro had flashes from time to time, but Hitchins worked great without just grabbing and holding most of his fights.

Paro took a harsh second warning about hitting the head after Hitchins sold contact with the performance worthy of the academy’s remuneration, but it was the only flash of controversy in a very conventional, spotless match. I had this unofficially 115-113 for Hitchins, narrower than two official judges who decided him in the results of 116-112. Judge Nelson Vazquez had a separate result, 117-111 for Paro, who is as surprising as stupid.

Then the jovial Hitchins called for unification with Theofimo Lopez in Brooklyn, while a serene paro praised Hitchins for his performance.

Henry Lebron UD-10 Christopher Diaz

Fun Show in the main support, with major shit changes and lots of actions. Lebron (20-0, 10 KO) began brilliantly, controlling the action with good counterattack hooks in the early rounds. Diaz (29-5, 19 KO) was successful in the 3rd and 4th place, and then Lebron invented some things and was able to slip again, and time for the number of times, claim 5 and 6.

This was the case and back, until the Diaz had a gigantic finish to the sixth, which moved to a very vigorous 7. Collision of heads at the end of 8. He opened a leaky cut on the Lebron’s forhead, and Diaz put him on it on the last bell.

It was a sporadic fight in which the results could dramatically sway depending on whether you are conducive to the Lebron meters and the movement or against Diaz’s aggression. Everything from 7-3 Lebron to 8-2 Diaz was a real result on my unofficial card, which brought 96-94 for Diaz. The judges liked Lebron’s work more, giving him a unanimous decision of the official results 97-93, 97-93 and 96-94.

Yankiel Rivera TKO-4 Angel Gonzalez

The excellent performance of Rivera (7-0, 3 KO), which split at the end of the first two rounds, and then really began to unload. Gonzalez (14-1, 7 KO) went down firmly in the middle of the third, on the wicked right hook, but he stood up and fought through him to survive the round. He could not repeat the feat after re -going to the shots at an early stage of the fourth, and then took another knocking, which he tried to sell as pulled or pushed. Judge Luis Pabon did not like what he saw during the count and waved things to give Rivery only the third place of his process.

Agustin Ezequiel Quintana SD-10 Marc Castro

Something like a surprise when Castro (13-1, 8 KO) suffers from his first defeat Pro. I am not sure if I saw seven rounds for Quintan (21-2-1, 13 KO) just like one judge, but he had a great 8th, several times at Castro poles. This made the fight in a novel, high action that moved to the end. The official results were 97-93 and 96-94 for Quintan, and a separate judge shot him 96-94 for Castro.