Filip Hrgovic regained a certain momentum, winning a unanimous decision on points over Joe Joyce, who crashed in the fourth defeat in five fights.

Joyce (16-4, 15 KO) is threatened with withdrawal to the heavyweight stage, because his career continued to develop after Hrgovic (18-1, 14 KO) won dozens 97-93, 96-95 and 98-92 at Manchester in Manchester, England.

The 32 -year -old HRGOVICA (32 years) was not firm from Zagreb in Croatia, but he did enough to regain his career after the first professional defeat in June last year, when he stopped him in the cuts of the English rival Joyce Daniel Dubois, who is currently the wwwf wwgweight wwwf champion.

“I took this fight in a brief time and I wasn’t ready,” said Hrgovic.

“I am looking forward to great fights in the future. This guy [Joyce] It is like steel, he made many enormous shots. This guy beat Dubois, I want a rematch from Dubois. I did very badly in the last fight and one day I want a rematch. “

Abel Sanchez from California was the first time in the corner of HRGovica and there is still some work if the Croatian is to become one of the leading boxers of the heavyweight division.

But Hrgovic still landed in better quality blows than Joyce, who suffered another failure after the defeat of points with Derek Chisor last year and loss of detention from Zhilei Zhang in 2023. Joyce later said that he would hurt, despite the lost trend and punishment, which he accepted in recent fights.

Joyce, Silver Silver Olympic medalist in 2016 with Putney in London, looked like threats in recent fights and did not take Hrgovic to find gaps in his defense. Hrgovic landed with a ponderous right hand in round 1, which seemed to be temporarily stunned by Joyce, and more blows found the target before the bell.

However, Hrgovic suffered a cut above his left eye in round 1, and through the second one around his face blurred with blood. Since he lost the previous fight with Dubois in cuts, it was both a promising and disturbing beginning for HRGovica.

Joyce, who won the divided decision about Hrgovic when they were amateurs in 2013, was better in the second round, but caught pure shots in round 3.

Hrgovic landed quick combinations for round 4, but Joyce’s work indicator and individual arrows kept him fighting. Despite the landing of pure blows, Hrgovic was not able to seriously force Joyce, like when he landed a series unanswered to end the 8th rounds.

But Joyce looked close to succumbing in round 9, when Hrgovic landed with his right hand many times, and Croatian ended the last, 10th round under control.

Also on the account, Delicious Orie, who did not win a medal at last year’s Olympic Games, gave his professional career for a successful but indescribable start with winning at points on Milos Veletic.

The 27 -year -old Orie, who was born in Russia, but moved to England at the age of seven, was overtaken in the first fight in Paris last summer, after the start of the competition as a core No. 2. After this disappointment of Orie from Wolverhampton, he decided to end his amateur career and began his professional decision on 40-36 points.

Veletic (3-8, 1 KO), from Bosnia and Herzegovina, refused to Orie Ko, whom he hunted for most of the four-ways, but none of his hooks landed spotless enough to hurt the journeyman.

David Adeleye (14-1, 13 KO) detained Jeamie Tshikeva (8-2, 5 KO) in round 6 to get the free British heavyweight title.

Judge Ron Kearney called for a break and caught the left arm of Tshikevy during the clinch, but Adeleye continued the fight. When Tshikeva warned the judge’s instructions, Adelye landed a great left hook that sent Tshikeva to canvas. When Tshikeva got up, he was uncertain, and Adeleye threw himself at him to force another knocking, which prompted Kearney to the pomark 55 seconds to the round.

It was Adeleye’s second victory in a row since Fabio Wardley stopped him in seven rounds in October 2023.

It was also announced just before Joyce vs. Hrgovic that Wardley (18-0-1, 17 Kos), 30, Will Box Jarrell Miller from Fresh York (26-1-2, 22 Kos), 36-year-old WBA for the free title of WBA in his hometown of Ipsswich on Portman Road, at the Premier League Ipswich Town English house on June 7.

Wardley leaves the first round of the English rival of Frazer Clarke in October and will face his most experienced opponent in Miller, who convened with the former world champion Andy Ruiz during the last exit in August.