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Frank Warren breaks silence in the reports from Usyk vs Dubois 2

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Warren did not confirm or deny Coppinger

Warren remained tight (photo: Pa Images, Richard Pelham, The Sun)
Warren remained tight (photo: Pa Images, Richard Pelham, The Sun)

Frank Warren spoke after today’s reports that the contract for his charge Daniel Dubois about the rematch Oleksandr Usyk is close to graduation.

Mike Coppinger from The Ring Magazine wrote today on Twitter that the second fight between Dubois, which was promoted by Warren through his entire professional career, and Usyk was “finalized”.

The American journalist added that a fight that would be for all four bulky words titles, It is to take place at the Wembley stadium on July 12.

When asked by Boxnation In the matter of claims, Warren admitted that the fight against Ukrainian was the most crucial list of “Dynamite, but the head of Queensberry did not confirm that nothing was signed.

He also expressed dissatisfaction with the news of public messages.

“I can’t comment because there is nothing signed between the parties.

“Talks were happening, but this should not appear today.

Warren has not confirmed or denied the Coppinger report (photo: boxing matchroom)
Warren has not confirmed or denied the Coppinger report (photo: boxing matchroom)

“It’s no secret that this is Daniel’s fight and this is the fight I want for him.”

The first fight between Dubois and Usyk took place in August 2023, when the teenage British was detained in nine rounds at the stadium in Poland.

However, Clash was not without controversy, because some observers felt that the fifth low blow from “DDD” was a legitimate blow and should be assessed.

Usyk Stopped Dubois in August 2023 Photo Credit: Piotr Duszczyk
Usyk Stopped Dubois in August 2023 Photo Credit: Piotr Duszczyk

Both men enjoyed success from the first meeting, and Usyk became the undisputed heavyweight champion with the victory over Tyson Fury, and Dubois himself collected the title of IBF, knocking over Anthony Joshua in five rounds in September.

The belt was only on the line that night, when Usyk was forced to leave his rematch with Tyson Fury, which means that he would undoubtedly feel that another fight against Dubois gives him the chance to regain what he thinks is rightly his and for the second time.

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The net value of Anthony Joshua still rises eight years after submitting the “billionaire” claim

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Anthony Joshua at the same time turns many boards to try to meet his goal, which is to become a self -proclaimed billionaire. In addition to seeing these last stages of a successful career in the boxing ring, the 35-year-old balances a number of business projects that increased his impressive personal fortune.

In an interview with Gq Eight years ago, AJ explained that being a multimilioner was no longer high enough ambitions. He said: “When I started, the goal was to become a multimillionaire. But now there are ordinary people, grandmothers and grandparents, who are worth millions only because of the prices of real estate. So the novel thinking school is that I have to be a billionaire. Being a millionaire is good, but you have to put your monuments.”

Joshua did in his overall goal only through the combat bags themselves. It is believed that the British Over 200 million pounds In the earnings of career, including an estimated 66 million GBP on the rematch Andy Ruiz Jr. In 2019, 57 million pounds for the second fight against Oleksander Utyk in 2022, 31 million pounds for scrapping Francis Ngannou in Saudi Arabia last year and 25 million pounds for his last fight with Daniel Dubois.

The former heavyweight master of the world devoted a lot of his life to being one of the best boxers in the world. But now he has a finger in various other cakes.

After abandoning Sky Sports, Joshua signed a contract with many money with Daznie in 2022, which also made him a shareholder, a special adviser and brand ambassador on a streaming service.

Through its company, 258 investments, AJ has spent 150 million pounds on its growing real estate portfolio in the last two and a half years. And this cash was not only splashed on houses.

The huge 30 million pounds were developed to buy an extensive industrial place in Hertfordshire, which Giants Oil Giants BP once used as a headquarters. Joshua shopping can leave him a valuable list of asset to earn in later life.

The Olympic gold medalist committed a significant part of the funds for a luxury boxing gym called “BXR”, and at the beginning of this year he discussed the perspective of buying shares in his family football club, Watford.

Throw brand offers in the past and present with such as Under Armor, JD Sports, Jaguar Land Rover and Hugo Boss, and the latest net estimates AJ net aj value 195 million pounds – an enhance of 20 million pounds compared to the year of the year. Although this sum is enough to make him one of the richest athletes in the country, it still leaves him far from its 1 billion pounds.

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Fabio Wardley vs Justis Huni-Wyniki and report after the fight

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Wardley and Huni scrap it out in the middle of their fight Credit: Leigh Dawney/Queensberry.

Fabio Wardley celebrates a huge knockout over Justis Huni Credit: Leigh Dawney/Queensberry.
Fabio Wardley celebrates a huge knockout over Justis Huni Credit: Leigh Dawney/Queensberry.

Fabio Wardley won a huge win, rejecting Justis Huni in front of the unpacked Portman Road in his fight to return home.

Fabio Wardley returned home to his beloved FC Ipswich Town, and pulled the rabbit out of the hat, knocking out Justis Huni in the tenth round of the clash, when he is already behind the results cards to get a free momentary WBA heavyweight title.

Wardley (19-0-1, KO18) was to face Jarrell Miller, but the American was forced to withdraw from shoulder injury, and the Australian Huni (12-1, KO7) resigned from the lofty ranking with WBO to take the opportunity in a brief time.

Wardley blew up the Clarke Frazer in the first round of their rematch in October last year, while Huni rejected Shauna Potgieter in two rounds during the last exit in January.

Huni landed a nice left hook in the opener when he began a disciplined start, but his right hand from Wardley disturbed the Australian right next to the bell.

After the scanty second round, the couple exchanged in the third, and Huni wrapped their arrows well when his left hand was still finding the house.

Wardley and Huni caught it during their recognition: Leigh Dawney/Queensberry.
Wardley and Huni caught it during their recognition: Leigh Dawney/Queensberry.

Wardley suddenly started life, with a huge left hook of his own shocking huni to shoes, but Huni tightly ended the third frame.

Wardley left the fourth gate, which increased the volume of his blows, but the guest gave as good as he, passing through most of what Wardley offered.

Huni enjoyed a solid fifth and was constantly the first, and the left hook was joining again in the sixth round, as well as Swift Combinations.

A forceful stab led Wardley backwards towards the ropes in seventh place, and Huni unloaded massive arrows at his tired opponent, and the writing looked at the wall in the round of the championship.

One of the things you can never predict is the fight in massive weight, and from nowhere a huge right hand is detonated from Wardley in the tenth and poured on canvas. The judge gave up the count and the fight was over.

Wardley stands above Justis Hunia after a huge knockout: Leigh Dawney/Queensberry.
Wardley stands above Justis Hunia after a huge knockout: Leigh Dawney/Queensberry.

Pierce o’leary vs liam dillon

Undercard was directed by Pierce O’Leary (17-0, KO9) and added an empty European super featherlight title to his international WBC belt, winning points with the demanding former British champion of British Super Feather Wweight, Liam Dillon (15-3-1, KO3).

Dillon jumped on weight, and O’leary was a step ahead during the fight, especially to the body.

Dillon was competitive and still arrived in O’Leara, but the Irishman lacked a well-deserved winner of the results 117-112, 116-112 and 115-113.

O'leary and Dillon fight him in Portman Road Credit: Leigh Dawney/Queensberry.
O’leary and Dillon fight him in Portman Road Credit: Leigh Dawney/Queensberry.
Other card

2024 Bronze Olympic medalist Lewis Richardson (1-0, KO0) created his own professional debutAnd he took over six rounds in winning the medium weight with Dmitri Protkunas (8-21-1, KO1).

Lewis Richardson wins a great win in his professional debut loan: Leigh Dawney/Queensberry.
Lewis Richardson wins a great win in his professional debut loan: Leigh Dawney/Queensberry.

The former contender for the title of the world, Mike Perez (31-3-1, KO22), saw the challenge of Game Steven Ward (15-4, KO5), eventually polishing the Irishman to win in the ninth round to defend his title WBA Intercontinental Cruiser Wweight.

Ward was twice in the eighth round, from cumulative blows, and after he was dressed in ninth place again, his corner wisely threw a towel for their man.

Steven Ward was detained by Mike Perez in the 9th round of Leigh Dawney/Queensberry.
Steven Ward was detained by Mike Perez in the 9th round of Leigh Dawney/Queensberry.

Nelson Hysa (23-0, KO21) successfully defended his European heavyweight title WBO, winning the second round against Patrick Korte (22-5-1, KO18).

The court was forced to his knee at the end of the opening round on the right hand and was at sea in the second round, mainly on the right hand of Hys. Another great right wing came from the German, and he fell on board again, where he was counted.

Favorite at home Jack Williams (3-0, KO1) won all four rounds against Fernando Joaquin Valdez (1-16, KO0) in Super Bantamweight.

Jack Williams will receive a victory in four rounds in Ipswich Credit: Leigh Dawney/Queensberry.
Jack Williams will receive a victory in four rounds in Ipswich Credit: Leigh Dawney/Queensberry.

In the octopus, Gilley (18-1-1, KO9) was surprised by Gideon onyenani (7-5-1, KO0), who kept the master of Super Waiter weight of the community of the community of nations in his meeting in Middle Wweight.
The judge scored a competition 76-76.

In the octopus Sam Gilley (18-1-1, KO9) was surprised by Gideon onyenani (7-5-1, Ko0), who kept the master Super Weltereight Commonwealth in the recognition of: Leigh Dawney/Queensberry.
In the octopus Sam Gilley (18-1-1, KO9) was surprised by Gideon onyenani (7-5-1, Ko0), who kept the master of super waiter to the world of the world community: Leigh Dawnway/Queensberry.

Umar Khan (12-0, KO1) won points in his featherweight competition with Moises Garcia (12-14-1, KO6), winning charm in success 79-72.

Lillie Winch (5-0, KO0) won all six rounds in a featherweight against Katerina Dvorakova (3-7, KO3).

In the four-shaped attraction Billy Adams (7-0, KO0) Super Feather won all available sessions against Alexander Morales (6-15-5, KO2).

In the attractions of the four-shaped perspective, the Super Feather Wweight Billy Adams (7-0, KO0) won all available sessions against Alexander Morales, Loan: Leigh Dawney/Queensberry.
In the attractions of the four-shaped perspective, the Super Feather Wweight Billy Adams (7-0, KO0) won all available sessions against Alexander Morales, Loan: Leigh Dawney/Queensberry.

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“I see something in it”, the boxer is predicted by Fabio Wardley vs Justis Huni

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Agit Kabayel and Justis Huni next to each other after teddy Atlas comparison Credit: Leigh Dawney/Queensberry/Mark Robinson/Matchroom Boxing

Teddy Atlas predicts that Justis Huni defeated Fabio Wardley in Portman Road Credit: Leigh Dawney/ Queensberry/ @teddy_atlas Instagram
Teddy Atlas predicts that Justis Huni defeated Fabio Wardley in Portman Road Credit: Leigh Dawney/ Queensberry/ @teddy_atlas Instagram
On Saturday evening, Fabio Wardley returns against Hungry Matchroom Prospect Justis Huni, who wants to spoil the program on Portman Road.

Fabio Wardley vs Justis Huni will be shown all over the world to Dazna.

The legendary Teddy Atlas coach shocked fans by publishing an amazing $ 1500 plant Social media.

Atlas publicly supported Huni’s Australian perspective before the most arduous test of his career.

The coach, Atlas, said: “I see in Justis Huni what I initially saw in Agit Kabayel” before I published a screenshot of my gigantic plant in social media.

Agit Kabayel and Justis Huni next to each other after comparing Teddy Atlas Credit: Leigh Dawney/Queensberry/Mark Robinson/Matchroom Boxing
Agit Kabayel and Justis Huni next to each other after comparing Teddy Atlas Credit: Leigh Dawney/Queensberry/Mark Robinson/Matchroom Boxing

These words, coming from such a valued name in boxing, are a sturdy representation for Huni – a warrior who has not yet understood the real level.

The comparison with Kabayel is compelling, with the form in which the German is located. Especially after receiving the victory of the statement on May 18th 2024 against Frank Sanchez.

Kabayel was seen as establishing a bet against Sanchez, but something that Huni would want to imitate in Ipswich.

Both men move sideways and do not rely under the final fight, despite the shots in their arsenal.

“JPH” Huni detained seven of twelve professional opponents, so it is possible to stop.

However, for Wardley he will want to continue his amazing boxing history. In the rematch he leaves the destructive victory over the Clarke phrase.

Wardley Blitzed Clarke in the round of your rematch photo Credit: Leigh Dawney/Queensberry Promotions
Wardley Blitzed Clarke in the round of your rematch photo Credit: Leigh Dawney/Queensberry Promotions

Wardley is going to return home in Ipswich before at least 20,000 fans.

Wardley’s “Barista” was overdue in boxing.

Without amateur origin, he passed through the rankings of the “White Collar” before he changed the professional in 2017.

“Before Fabio Wardley chose a few boxing gloves, Justis Huni was a box for twelve years, at some point that must matter” – Dev Sahni.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ea14sk1qjdi

Fabio Wardley speaks before returning against Justis Huni Credit: Leigh Dawney/Queensberry.
Fabio Wardley speaks before returning against Justis Huni Credit: Leigh Dawney/Queensberry.

Huni had a completely different entry into boxing, rising through amateurs with many discretion, for example, being a country champion.

The Australian is still relatively unknown in Great Britain and will want to make a statement that he sends shock waves through the heavyweight division on Saturday evening.

The question about the weekend is whether Wardley can continue his unexpected growth of this sport, or whether Huni’s experience and foundation will catch him on a home pitch.

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