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George Cambosos Jr vs Jake Wyllie-Report results and after the fight

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A June meeting with IBF super lightweight world champion, Hitchins awaits Kambosos Photo Credit: Melina Pizano/ Matchroom

George Cambosos Jr defeated the late substitute Jake Wyllie at the points in Sydney photo Credit: Matchroom Boxing
George Cambosos Jr defeated the delayed substitute Jake Wyllie at the points in Sydney photo Credit: Matchroom Boxing

George Cambosos Jr made his debut at the Super Lightweight at Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney and approached the shot in the world championship title, but was firmly pushed by Jake Wyllie before he won points within 12 rounds.

Cambosos was to face Daud Yordan, but the Indonesian had to withdraw for medical reasons, and Wyllie took the opportunity after less than a week.

Wyllie (16-2, 15 KO) began to go well in the opener, but was caught by the left hook at the end of the frame, when Cambosos (22-3, 10 KO) began to claim.

The left hand of the 31-year-old found an ordinary house, but he died honestly, even when under fire.

Underdog had a solid sixth round, because he temporarily disturbed Cambosos with a salvo of shots, but “cruel” was still controlled and usually denied what Queenslander had to offer.

The nine round saw the crisis for his home favorite when a nasty cut appeared above his eye.

Wyllie gained confidence in the rounds of the championship, and Cambosos, who began to defeat Vasiliy Lomachenko in May last year, had to be on his inflammation, but he managed to negotiate his way to the last bell in what was a decent test for him.

In the June meeting with IBF Super Lightweight World Champion, Hitchins is waiting for Cambosos photo: Melina Pizano/ Matchroom
In the June meeting with IBF Super Lightweight World Champion, Hitchins is waiting for Cambosos photo: Melina Pizano/ Matchroom

Two results 117-111 and third in 115-113 meant that Cambosos made a unanimous victory of the decision.

A man from Sydney called for showdown with IBF Super Lightweight Champion, Richardson Hitchins and Promoter Eddie Hearn He confirmed that they had a date in June in Recent York to the proposed meeting.

Brown stunns Nicolson to become the world champion

Tiara Brown stunned the home crowd when she became the fresh world champion of WBC WWC WWASWay with a divided decision over Skye Nicolson.

Both were involved in some arguments in gathering, and in the fight itself Brown (19-0, 11 KO) he gave Nicolson (12-1, 1 KO) everything she could handle, and she worked difficult for the full ten rounds.

Brown defeated Nicolson to become a world champion photo: Matchroom Boxing
Brown defeated Nicolson to become a world champion photo: Matchroom Boxing

It seemed that it could be a close competition, because both the couple achieved their successes, and the master ended strongly, but the American was announced the winner of 97-93 and 96-94.

Nicolson, who suffered his first professional defeat, took the verdict 96-94 for the third judge.

Johnson stops Hughes in a rematch

WBA world champion Bantamweight, Cherneka Johnson, defended her title in a rematch against Nina Hughes and definitely won the recurring victory with the seventh round.

Hughes (6-2, 2 KO) was wrongly announced as the winner at the original meeting in May last year, and Johnson (17-2, 7 KO) finally announced that the majority Victor.

Johnson won the second win in a row over the Hughes Photo Credit: Matchroom Boxing
Johnson won the second win in a row over the Hughes Photo Credit: Matchroom Boxing

This time, the judges were not required because the British corner finally threw a towel, with their gray under bulky fire.

Teremoana makes Singh easier

The former Olympian, Teremoan Teremoan, remained perfect when he blew up James Singh in the round of their heavyweight clashes for six.

Teremoana (7-0, 7 KO) had Singha (12-6, 11 KO) before the detention of Fiji wading along the ropes, the judge intervened.

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Imam Khataev first went to a distance as a professional, scoring points over Durval Elias Palacio (14-4, 11 KO).

Khataev (10-0, 9 KO) won a competitive win by two results 99-89 and a third at 98-90.

Another difficult in action was Hemi Ahio (24-1, 17 KO), and Recent Zelander needed less than a round to reject Aekkaphob Auraiwan (9-4-1, 7 KO).

In four round circles, Jayden Buan (4-0, 2 KO) won points with Jordan Kasilieris (1-4-1, 1 KO).

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Keyshawn Davis vs. Nahir Albright 2 – Large Fight Preview and Predictions

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Davis' 2023 win over Albright was deemed uncontested Photo: Mikey Williams/Top Rank

Keyshawn Davis returns to the ring in Saturday’s rematch with Nahir Albright in Norfolk.

Davis will face Albright at the Scope Arena and it will be the first Top Rank card on DAZN.

Davis (14-0, 10 KO) won the pair’s first fight, but later tested positive for marijuana and the fight was declared a no-contest.

“The Businessman” was making waves after winning the WBO lightweight title, but his progress was curtailed after he missed weight in his scheduled first defense against Edwin De Los Santos.

The 27-year-old lost his belt on weight and his fight with De Los Santos was shelved.

Davis’ 2023 win over Albright was deemed uncontested Photo: Mikey Williams/Top Rank

The home favorite returned after an almost year-long break with a last-round stoppage over Jamain Ortiz in his super lightweight debut in January.

Albright (17-2-1, 7 KO) is 1-1 since his first match against Davis, securing an upset victory over Keyshawn’s older brother Kelvin before drawing to a draw with Frank Martin in February.

Davis and Albright face-to-face at Thursday's press conference. Photo: Top Rank
Davis and Albright face-to-face at Thursday’s news conference. Photo: Top Rank

The 30-year-old was involved in an altercation with Davis following his victory over his brother last June.

Norman Jr returns after losing Haney

Former welterweight world champion Brian Norman Jr looks to get back to winning ways when he faces Josh Wagner.

Norman Jr (28-1, 22 KO) lost the WBO belt in a comprehensive fight lost by unanimous decision to Devin Haney in November and has since changed his training setup, joining world-renowned trainer Ronnie Shields.

Norman Jr was beaten by Haney in November. Photo: Queensberry/Leigh Dawney
Norman Jr was beaten by Haney in November. Photo: Queensberry/Leigh Dawney

Canadian Wagner (19-2, 10 KO) lost every round to Harlem Eubank in his last appearance in November.

Davis fights Dobson

Kelvin Davis hopes to bounce back from his first professional loss to the aforementioned Albright when he faces Peter Dobson in a welterweight bout.

Davis (15-1, 8 KO) suffered a majority defeat to Albright, and Dobson (17-3, 10 KO) ended a three-fight losing streak, including to Conor Benn, by knocking out Jorge Humberto Rodriguez Regaldo in the first round.

Nahir Albright upset Kelvin Davis last June. Photo: Mikey Williams/Top Rank
Nahir Albright upset Kelvin Davis last June. Photo: Mikey Williams/Top Rank
Undercard remaining

Undefeated featherweight Yan Santana (16-0, 13 KO) may be getting closer to his maiden world title, winning the WBO NABO crown after a points victory over Cristian Cruz Chacon (24-7-2, 12 KO)

Keon Davis (4-0, 3 KO), the younger brother of Keyshawn and Kelvin, can extend his undefeated decision streak with a victory over Edwine Humaine Jr. (9-2, 7 KO) in the super welterweight division.

Dedrick Crockem (6-0, 3 KO) may also need distance to beat Eric Howard (7-4, 2 KO) in the super featherweight division.

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Comparison of Tyson Fury’s net worth with Anthony Joshua’s net worth as much richer

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While the so-called “Battle of Britain” will decide who dominates the ring, the battle for bank balance has already been decided. Despite being at the top of the heavyweight division for most of the last decade, Fury notes that he lags significantly behind AJ in terms of personal wealth.

According to the 2026 Sunday Times Prosperous List, Joshua’s net worth is £240 million, while Fury lags slightly behind at £162 million.

The figure represents a significant jump for Joshua, who was valued at £195 million just twelve months earlier. Much of this rise is attributed to his high-profile fight against Jake Paul in December, which is estimated to have earned him a staggering £70 million.

As a result, he is currently third on the list of the richest dynamic British athletes, behind Formula 1 legend Lewis Hamilton (£435 million) and golf icon Rory McIlroy (£325 million).

The foundation of Joshua’s fortune is his carefully crafted personal brand. While Fury has long marketed himself as an everyman figure, Joshua has constructed his public image more like a huge corporation than a professional fighter.

AJ’s portfolio is full of profitable, long-term partnerships with premium brands including Under Armor, Hugo Boss and Land Rover.

Combined with the enormous sums accumulated over the course of his career, most notably from his two fights with Oleksandr Usyk and his devastating knockout triumph over Francis Ngannou, these agreements helped him balloon his fortune to staggering proportions.

Fury’s earnings are no less striking, although they come from fight funds rather than commercial revenues. The Gypsy King is reported to have earned around £42 million from his trilogy with Deontay Wilder, with his two spectacular clashes with Usyk in 2024 bringing in well over £150 million.

In the broader context of British sport, both players are now among the country’s financial elite. They easily overtake names such as Harry Kane and Andy Murray, who boast an estimated fortune of around £110 million, making them among the richest people in the country.

Fury could yet make up for that gap with another record payday later this year. But for now, Joshua remains the undisputed heavyweight champion of the balance sheet.

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Dave Allen vs. Filip Hrgovic – Gigantic Fight Preview and Predictions

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Adeleye was beaten by Hrgovic in Riyad. Photo: Leigh Dawney/Queensberry

Frank Warren is promoting a Doncaster show for the first time in over thirty years, while Dave Allen is keen to disrupt the odds in his hometown.

Hrgovic will enter the competition as the clear favorite against Allen after his last victory in Saudi Arabia.

“El Animal” heads into the main event looking to burst the bubble of Allen, who is fighting in Doncaster for the first time in over 10 years.

Over the years, Hrgovic has competed at a higher level, with wins over Zhilei Zhang, Dempsey McKean and Joe Joyce.

He last saw action in the Moses Itauma vs. Dillian Whyte match in Riyad, Saudi Arabia.

The Croatian defeated David Adeleye on a huge scorecard, although he faced some adversity in the eighth round when the Briton reacted well after being dropped himself in the earlier round.

Adeleye was beaten by Hrgovic in Riyad. Photo: Leigh Dawney/Queensberry

During the period in which Hrgovic did not fight, Allen fought twice, the first in October when he faced Tyson Fury’s last opponent, Arslanbek Makhmudov. at the Sheffield Arena.

“The White Rhino” was outscored over 12 rounds, with the three judges scoring him 109-117, 110-116 and 111-115.

Arslanbek Makhmudov proved too strong for Dave Allen in Sheffield. Photo credit: Mark Robinson Matchroom Boxing
Arslanbek Makhmudov proved too powerful for Dave Allen in Sheffield. Photo credit: Mark Robinson Matchroom Boxing

Allen returned four months later when he faced French heavyweight Karim Berredjem, whom he handled easily, stopping his fighter with a minute remaining in the first round.

Allen spoke to professional boxing fans after the pair faced off for the first time during fight week and admitted he was the underdog but was joyful for the opportunity.

“I can’t sit here and say I can beat him, but I know I can compete with him.

“You never really know because you might have a one night stand. I just need one night, like when Lucas Browne left his upper body to finish him off.”

Allen scored a career-best win over former world champion Lucas Brown in 2019. Photo: Mark Robinson/Matchroom Boxing
Allen scored a career-best win over former world champion Lucas Brown in 2019. Photo: Mark Robinson/Matchroom Boxing

“Or [when he won against] Nick Webb, if I hit any of them, it’s game over.

“So I’m going into this with a little more confidence, more confidence than I’ve ever had before.”

Prediction: Hrgovic will have to be at his best to avoid being dragged into the deep end like he was in the eighth round against Adeleye, but he should have enough points to score over the tough Allen.

Michael Gomez Jr. fight with Lee McGregor

Gomez Jr. wastes no time getting back into the ring. Just 46 days after his victory over Jordan Flynn, he returns to fight against the tough Lee McGregor.

He stopped Flynn in the third round of the fight, with the 30-year-old claiming he suffered a broken jaw.

This was Gomez Jr.’s first appearance. since his arrest by Reece Belotti last February.

Michael Gomes Jr scored an impressive TKO victory in Manchester. Photo credit: Queensberry/Leigh Dawney
Michael Gomes Jr scored an impressive TKO victory in Manchester. Photo credit: Queensberry/Leigh Dawney

He will be hoping to build on his recent win against McGregor, who has also fought just once since defeat last year.

McGregor most recently won a points decision over Emiliano Leonel Araujo in his first appearance since being stopped by Nathaniel Collins.

Prediction: Gomez Jr should have enough points to earn points over 10 rounds.

Undercard remaining

Louie O’Doherty and Ahmed Hatim fought challenging in an open training session yesterday and tensions are starting to build between the two undefeated fighters.

They are scheduled to fight for both the British and Commonwealth lightweight titles.

The fight will last 12 rounds. O’Doherty is coming off a 10th-round stoppage win over Regan Glackin, while Hatim won a unanimous decision over Liam Dillon last September.

Prediction: In a real 50-50 fight, O’Doherty could have the points advantage.

Dave Allen’s welterweight fighter, Joe Hayden, returns to action after an impressive second-round stoppage victory over James Atkins after his last fight, during which he won the first belts of his professional career.

He should have more than enough to beat Ryan Frost again in the later rounds, and Frost has defeated his last four opponents.

Exceptional prospects Asadkhuja Muydinkhujaev and Kian Hamilton return for the second professional appearance of their careers and both will impress. Each of them should win at the break.

Hull’s Ted Jackson returns to action against Mike Byles and should claim his seventh win since turning professional, while amateur standout Bradley Casey should remain undefeated in the cruiserweight division.

Leighton Birchall should stop Leonardo Baez early in the qualifiers, which will also feature Carl Fail.

Maxi Hughes was scheduled to challenge Lewis Sylvester, but the fight was canceled the week of the fight and “Maximus” withdrew for reasons that have yet to be disclosed.

O'Leary retained Maxie Hughes. Photo credit: Queensberry/Leigh Dawney
O’Leary retained Maxie Hughes. Photo credit: Queensberry/Leigh Dawney

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