Brian Norman Jr., WBO WBO, will defend his crown against Japanese pretender Jin Sasaki in Thursday’s boxing at the main ESPN event at OTA City General Gymnasium in Tokyo.

Norman (27-0, 21 KO), the youngest world champion in boxing, will be the defense of the second title. Decatur from 24-year-old Decatur, Georgia, won TKO on the third round over Derrieck Cuevas on March 29 to stop the belt. Norman caught the ephemeral WBO title when Giovani Santillan upset in May 2024.

Norman, the second ESPN welterweight behind Jaron Ennis, lost his ephemeral tag after Terenka Crawford moved to the younger medium scale.

Sasaki (19-1-1, 17 KO), which has been invincible in nine fights since its transition to a welterweight, will enter the ring for the first time since the Sakai show in a unanimous decision in January. 23-year-old Sasaki, seventh place in the secondary ESPN, won for the first time in his career in his career (12 rounds).

Cristian Araneta (25-2, 20 KO) and Thanongsak Simsri (38-1, 34 KO) will face the free title of IBF Junior Flyight IBF.

Also on the highest boxing on ESPN: Notman Jr. vs. Sasaki Fight Card:

Sora Tanaka (3-0, 3 KO) will face Southpaw Takeeru Kobata (14-7-1, 6 KO) for the empty OPBF title in a welterweight clash planned for 12 rounds.

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Today, Artur Beterbalwal’s training clip was sent, revealing a transformed warrior, hitting Southpaw’s attitude into a weighty bag, preparing for revenge after the first career defeat with Dmitryan Bivol. It is expected that the fight against the trilogy will take place next between Beterbiev (21-1, 20 KO) and IBF, WBA and heavyweight champion WBO Bivol (24-1, 12 KO).

Modern skills for Beterbiv-Bivol III

Mentally, he seems to be motivated by his loss and even wants the result from Bivol. Arthur learned, developed again and he will come back with a completely fresh set of skills. It will be a different version of Beterbaview than this Bivol fought in the first two fights.

Southpaw Beterbiav was revealed

The Southpaw position, which Beterbiev used in battle, showed that he has a fresh bag of tricks that he will hire against Bivol to take revenge this year.

Beterbiev wants to make sure he pulls the referees out of the game to a rubber match, because in his two fights with Bivol there was controversy. Some boxing fans, including the Bivol promoter, believed that they deserved to win the first fight in October last year.

Bivol led the entire second half of the competition, showing no interest in the fight. In the rematch in February last year, Beterbiev won six of the twelve rounds in what should be a draw, but the judges in Riyadh gave him Bivol.

Some believe that Bivol has decided to compensate for the controversy of the first struggle to silence complaining fans and his promoter. Bivola’s victory, however, created fresh controversy because it seemed that it was a gift decision.

Monotonous combat style bivol

Many fans want Bivol to move and face WBC champion David Benavidez for the unquestionable championship. They think that 40 -year -old Beterbiev is antique and snail-paced, and they do not want Bivol to utilize its advantage of speed to view his way to another monotonous decision.

Both fights were very monotonous because of the bivol style. Beterbiev lacked the speed of the foot to catch up when he was running in the ring. In each round there were extended episodes in which there were no action. Bivol threw away and then escaped from a snail-paced Beterbuwal.

Bivol would be much more challenging to utilize this style against “Mexican monster” by Benavidez, because it is faster in cutting off the ring. He would force Bivol to fight, in which he is not good against the great punchers.

The authorities in the UK convicted the former boxer and world champion, Stefa Bull of Conspiracy to provide cocaine.

The BBC published news on Tuesday, which revealed stunning allegations that had no idea that British boxing circles.

Once British Broadcasting Corporation He announced a guilty verdict, shock waves resounded in this sport.

Bull, the real name of Andrew Bulcroft, convicted of allegations, but was arrested for almost four months and potentially faces a prison sentence.

The Crown Court in Sheffield heard that the 48-year-old and his co-accused, Benjamin Williams, bought “significant amounts” of cocaine to go further.

Bull used the phone for the burner to stay in contact with his contacts when he led a double life as a trainer for successful boxers.

Terri Harper training to apply for the world championships in three weight classes, including a unified title, Bull also had spells with Jamie McDonnell and Maxi Hughes.

Doncaster Man refused all the charges during the four -day trial.

“There are conversations in which Yummycub (alleged bull burner) speaks to Mcallisters or their colleague, and asks about the purchase of kilograms of cocaine for about 38,000 pounds for him,” said the prosecutor himself Ponnaniah, according to BBC.

“Of course, the police wanted to find out who was delicious because they were clearly involved in buying significant amounts of drugs directly from importers.”

The court even heard that Bull used his gym in some transactions. Bull was finally caught by a birthday message on the burner.

As for the verdict, Bull can escape from prison or face the years when the British control council reviews his trainer’s license.

The BBC added: “According to the condemning council in England and Wales, the range of conviction of a conspiracy aimed at providing class A drugs ranges from ordering a community at a high level of up to 16 years in prison.”