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David Adelye stops Bezuus at York Hall – boxing results

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David Adeleye Stops Bezus at York Hall - Boxing Results

David Adeleye is the modern WBO European HeavywagHt champion after a huge victory over the distance over Dymtro Bezus in York Hall on Friday evening, and both Mark Chamberlain and Henry Turner keep the IBF and WBC belts accordingly.

The explosive Adelye decided to Ukrainian from the first bell, with previously undefeated Nomuus with a enormous, straight left in the opening round and swayed by the upper part just before the bell.

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Nomuus gathered in the second, but his revival turned out to be brief -lived as a how to chop the left hook, and the judge Bob Williams called the end of the proceedings after 1.48 rounds, and the reflecting in York Hall confirmed the modern master.

Mark Chamberlain devoted time to finding a threat posed by a difficult customer in Vairo Lenti, and the Italian contender had not suffered a failure before.

Ultimately, the warrior Waterlooville was more aggressive, but more importantly, right in his work, and in the fifth round the lenti jaw was fastened by the hellish left hook supplied by a 24-year-old who moves to 12-0 and still the owner of the European airy IBF title.

The official knockout time was 53 seconds of the fifth round. Marcus McDonnell was office.

Henry Turner celebrated double characters as a professional with a third victory over the space in four fights over the Spaniard Zeus de Armas to preserve his silver title WBC International Super Lightweight.

The 22-year-old is a highly qualified operator who did not rely on power in any way, but he put his man put in in the third round with a looped left and again in the fourth courtesy of the right hook to the body.

Turner’s attack on the body was to be decisive, and in the seventh judge Mark Lyson saw enough when De Armas was put on canvas again and time was appointed with the completed 1.20 round.

In fighting other than the titles Chris Bourke returned to Groove after his unsuccessful inclination in the British title Super Bantam last year, falling to Bantamweight and returning with the risky Darwin Martinez.

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Martinez’s record is disingenuous. While he took up 10 losses, six of his seven wins occurred by KO, so it is clearly a threat. This was demonstrated in the first round, when he swayed a bourke with a enormous law, and Streatham the man seemed confused for the first three minutes after the injury for knocking during the year.

The student at the Peacock gym was re -grown impressively from the beginning of the second round and put his man with cruel left to the body, repeating the trick twice in the third round, and Judge Lee saw sufficiently enough for 2.53 rounds.

Blue Chip, Roiston Barney-Smith, showed his class again in his fifth professional fight with Lesther Lara. The right hand straight into the body was included in the typically eternal Nicaraguinian, and now the 19-year-old has three elementary stops on his card, and the high tones took less than three minutes of action.

In the scale of the circuit house Aloys Jr still shines and worked briefly on the Czech Jiri Krejci. The attack was attacked by Krejci after just 38 seconds, and the 19-year-old moved to 3-1 as a professional, and all three arrive by detention.

Two six times opened the night, and 8-0 Super Welter Carl Fail enjoyed the victory over Serge Ambomo and 8-0 Super Bantamweight Adan Mohamed, doing similarly against Francisco Rodriguez.

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Deontay Wilder may miss the fight he wants next due to a change in heavyweight plans

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Deontay Wilder set to miss out on the fight he wants next as heavyweight plans shift

Deontay Wilder is unlikely to secure his preferred fight after taking a split decision to fellow veteran Derek Chisora ​​earlier this month.

The two faced off in a messy battle at London’s O2 Arena, with Wilder scoring two knockdowns en route to his 12-round victory.

The 40-year-old had previously recorded just one victory, a seventh-round finish over little-known heavyweight Tyrrell Herndon, following consecutive defeats to Zhilei Zhang and Joseph Parker.

These two flaws emerged in 2024 and 2023, respectively, and reinforced the growing belief that the “Bronze Bomber” was on the brink of retirement.

However, Wilder has since insisted he wants to stay in the sport, particularly to secure a long-discussed clash with Anthony Joshua, who recently told the Briton to “sit down or shut up”.

The pair have been on a collision course for a century since they held all four major heavyweight titles between them.

While both fighters would likely like to fight without a title later this year, Matchroom Boxing boss Eddie Hearn expressed a slightly different desire.

I’m talking to talkSPORTJoshua’s longtime promoter has mentioned a potential appearance this summer ahead of what he hopes will be a November fight with Tyson Fury.

“If we were promoting this event [this summer]that’s exactly what I would do [making the Wilder fight].

“But this is the deal that we made with Fury against AJ as the pinnacle of that deal. There will be a lot of people who won’t want to take a fight that they think will be risky and bet on it. [the Fury fight in] danger.

“The reality is this [that] all fights are risky, especially in this division. We have no problem with fighting Wilder. [But] I don’t think it’s Wilder [on] basis of this agreement.”

This deal includes two fights with Turki Alalshikh, which will allow Joshua to enter the ring before his fight with Fury in overdue 2026.

Such an agreement would mean he would fight for the first time since then in December in the sixth round against Jake Paulwhich was preceded by a tragic car accident that killed two of his close friends.

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Osleys Churches Respond to Charles Adames Combat Claims

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Image: Osleys Iglesias fires back after Carlos Adames says “I’m ready”

Carlos Adames said he can beat anyone at middleweight and super middleweight, but the statement was met with immediate backlash from newly crowned IBF super middleweight champion Osleys Iglesias. After Adames announced he was ready to fight, the undefeated Cuban responded on social media, calling for the fight to go ahead.

The exchange began when Carlos Adames stated that no one at 160 or 168 pounds could beat him. The fan quickly challenged him to fight Iglesias, one of the most hazardous names in the super middleweight division.


“Who are you? What I do in the ring confirms what I say here. Whenever you want, I’m ready to prove it to you,” Adames said in X.

That was met with a direct response from Iglesias (15-0, 14 KO), who is coming off an eighth-round victory over Pavel Silyagin and gained traction at 168 pounds after winning the IBF title.

“Enough talking. Let’s get on the same page and take the fight to the next level. I’m waiting for your call. My team is ready. I’m waiting for you,” said Osleys Iglesias.

Adames holds the middleweight title while Iglesias is one division above, so any fight would require one side to advance. This alone makes it more sedate than a routine online argument.

This exchange with Iglesias bears all the hallmarks of a potential bluff by Adames. Iglesias is now viewed by many as the 168-pound boss who stopped Pavel Silyagin in the eighth round just two weeks ago.

He’s a powerful southpaw with a 93% knockout rate, which isn’t usually the type of guy a champion fights unless he’s 100% sedate or looking for a huge payday.

Fans will soon find out if this was Adames’ social media stunt if he starts demanding a catchweight fight with Iglesias or tells him to drop down to 160 pounds. If he tells IBF 168-pound champion Iglesias to back off, he will simply be looking for a way out. It will be a foregone conclusion if he stays on X and does not lead to official negotiations between Adames’ promoters at PBC and Iglesias’ team.

The southpaw Iglesias is essentially a airy heavyweight who can reach 168 pounds and would also have significant height and an advantage over Adames. If Adames is sedate, he’s taking one of the toughest routes possible to make a super middleweight debut.

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Ryan Garcia Says He Only Wants to Fight One Man Next: ‘I Don’t Want Anyone Else’

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Ryan Garcia says he only wants to face one man next: “I don’t want anybody else”

Ryan Garcia has been linked with a number of opponents for his next appearance, but he insists he is only targeting one fighter.

After many years as one of the biggest names in the sport, Garcia finally became world champion in February posted a dominant unanimous decision victory over Mario Barrios at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, where he won the WBC welterweight title.

Since that victory, rumors have circulated that “King Ry” would return against several different opponents, including WBO champion Devin Haney, WBA champion Rolly Romero and two-division world champion Teofimo Lopez.

For one reason or another, all of these fights fell through, and in recent weeks a recent favorite has emerged to fight Garcia, after British star Conor Benn defeated Regis Prograis at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium earlier this month.

Following the victory, Benn immediately called out “King Ry” for a world title match, and Garcia was quick to respond as a war of words began between the two fighters.

In the recent movie captured by Fight Hub TVGarcia has now ruled out fighting anyone else and says Benn is the only person he wants to face.

“I can’t wait, man. It’ll be August. [I don’t want] Nobody [else]. I just want Conor.”

Benn is ranked No. 1 in the WBC welterweight rankings, so a clash with “King Ry” seemed like a formality, although Garcia’s promoter, Oscar De La Hoya, revealed a potential obstacle to that fight.

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