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In the wild weekend with Canelo Alvarez and Terenka Crawford

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The rain feels Like stinging a needle on umbrellas and faces on Sunday morning in Recent York. And yet Canelo Alvarez is wearing sunglasses.

It is at the second stage of the route with three night to promote his mega fights against Terenka Crawford on September 13. Most of the gathered media at the center of Javits shake or saying goodbye to the umbrellas of rain over Recent York on the day over 80 degrees in June always seems to have some extra mustard on them.

But Alvarez is arid and shiny. Earlier this morning he bought a novel shiny, special edition of Jacob & Co., watch slightly below $ 500,000, paid on the No-Max credit card. Maybe that’s why he needs sunglasses.

“Almost half a million,” he explains. But he has a gigantic, wide smile when he says. He is proud of his purchase.

He experiences about 30 minutes of enduring series of interviewers introducing themselves and then turning to the camera on the face. So sunglasses begin to feel preventive health care of the eyes, not a fashionable statement, boredom or disguise of a hangover. The literal look, which is all day, is the nightmare of optometry.

Canelo does not smile often or is not animated during interviews. The only time he shows emotions is when he talks about Golf (man, Canelo Alvarez Golf). For the rest of the time he is a businessman who gives a fight, which, regardless of whether you already pass it or not, will be an critical moment in the life of sports fans, which will appear on September 13 in Netflix. This is Zuff’s first boxing event, promoted by Dan White, as part of the TKO brand. And it probably contains the two best, most critical era fighters to Mayweather. For die -hard fans who have gray hair or without hair at all because of how often the best boxers have spinning and never fought in the last 25 years, it is prophecy.

“It is so huge in the case of boxing,” says Canelo. “I am glad that I am involved in this kind of fighting that so many people see. Everyone has Netflix.”

Half an hour later, in a room 20 feet away, Crawford is even more subdued, making the same interview glove. And they both still have to make a press conference later this afternoon. It is hard to blame fighters for not breaking jokes and dancing for cameras. The whole group was in Saudi Arabia 48 hours earlier, and then flew to Recent York for this event at Fanatics Fest, and then everyone is to Las Vegas for the last stop on Friday.

It’s all business for them and based on one last photo, that’s how fans want.


Photo Makes people very gross.

Turki Alalshikh, the man most responsible for making this fight, published a photo on X last Friday, which showed him at the head of the table with Crawford and Alvarez sitting opposite himself. Alalshikh, chairman of General Entertainment Authority and the president of boxing Saudi Arabia, called them to dinner of the Middle East to celebrate the start of the route after noise.

When this photo circled on Friday evening until Saturday, fans of the fight did not like it. They complained that Crawford and Canelo looked too chum, eating a table from each other.

Fans of sports fighters can be so stupid when it comes to how fighters should promote, compete, and then go further. In previous fighting, boxers should despise each other. Looks are mandatory and the appearance should kill. On the night of fighting, veterans should barely be able to refrain from starting violence. The fight should then be a constant show of fireworks, and blood is always welcome. After the fight, fighters should meet and embrace the hand, they can even hug once or twice. They should be sure to respect the whole team of the opposite warrior.

Dinner before a great fight? Scandalous.

But this is quite an unfair reaction. NFL players try to overthrow their ancient buddies to study for three hours on Sundays, and then replace the t -shirts. The bitter Playoff NHL series always ends with a hand embrace line and congratulations. Both elite fighters, Canelo and Crawford, probably deserve to be in favor of doubt that they will be able to sit on the table, and then try to overcome the living lights daytime two months later.

However, both fighters also said that the dinner together was a bit awkward. They once ate dinner for many years – and weight classes – ago. Crawford was once the undisputed 135-pound champion, and now he moves up to two more classes from 154 to 168 to face Alvarez. So during their first dinner they seemed to be two stars that would always go through at night.

However, here we are. On Sunday, both warriors claim that they have never eaten dinner with an opponent before and they will not do it again in the near future. Crawford had already ate before he reached dinner, so he spent an hour to enjoy food to be kind. Canelo did not eat much and admitted that he soon thought about hitting Crawford in the face. “I really don’t like it,” he tells me. “I don’t like to participate in my opponents. But let them tell you something: I saw him and I really want to punish him. I thought I was going to this guy.”

Alvarez has sunglasses when he says. But somehow it seemed that it could be said that he had bad intentions planned for September 13.


Press conference It opens an hour later with Michael Buffor on the stage. He is 80 years ancient now, but still looks quite royal and buffers. Fans drown out several times, but when he begins his beginning: “Are you ready?” Spiel leading to “Let’s get ready for rumbling”, it still seems that it hits 93 miles per hour on the radar gun.

The crowd is loud along the entire 30-minute press conference. Crawford has a clamorous minority in the audience. But this is a crowd of Canelo, like most is in boxing. Canelo is now 34 years ancient and had his debut pro boxing two years before the invention of the iPhone. Since around 2010, he has been retaining breath from the main boxers of events. In this way, he earned somewhere north of $ 500 million as a professional boxer and can afford a godfather’s watch. He earned money and masses.

Crawford comes out first. He mainly gets mockery, but some shouts break through the noise. He is an equally extraordinary athlete, after sending all 41 boxers he has ever met. And he is one of those fighters whose undefeated album still seems to underestimate its splendor. On a few occasions, when he has ever been hit, there is a tendency to immediately think that he had to slip or disperse something. It rarely seems harmful.

Canelo goes out a minute later, and sunglasses are still turned on when he sits down. The introduction of the buffer is completely swallowed by shouts. Intro is clearly 10-8 rounds for Canelo.

Crawford wins a press conference. He says little, but his words land, a bit similar to how he also chooses his places in the ring. At some point, Alvarez asks Alalshikha to reduce the ring to this fight so that Crawford cannot escape. Crawford starts immediately: “The only run I intend to do is to turn my head. And he also has a gigantic head.”

White and fighters deal with questions for about 15 minutes, and then the press conference ends in the announcement that the face will occur. White stands in the middle of the stage-he is an outstanding fighter in the history of combat sport. It looks like a T-shirt Canelo vs. Crawford. He deserves a black belt for his tough -earned ability to raise his hands in “the fish I caught was such a gigantic” position that keeps the fighters close enough to be in the same photo, but far enough to make sure that the fight will not take place for free a month before the actual fight.

The tables are cleaned as quickly as possible, and the fighters leave the opposite sides of the stage. This look occurs several times in the next six weeks, so there is a professional character for their repetitive theaters. Canelo and Crawford just sat calmly 20 feet from each other for 30 minutes. Now they should leave the stage, then march back and chest with anger in the eyes. Perhaps he will tranquil people who are very furious that they eat dinner together.

The fighters circled inside, and White is covered between them. But Crawford blows next to White and Canelo’s space. For the first time, Canelo shades are not on his face for the first time. Two fighters jaws for about five seconds, and then Canelo gives Crawford solid emphasis. Crawford returns towards him, and White tries to keep a distance between two warriors. White receives the legal appearance of “UH-OH” on the face during the fight, although most observers thought that the whole thing looks like a WWE fight designed for sale. It may be true, but in the room it seemed real.

Two fighters separate and then return to the second shot again. This lasts a good 20 seconds, and White finally relaxes his hands a little in the middle. It raises the Ring magazine belt, which according to the company cost USD 188,000, but Crawford and Canelo will never break away from each other.

Alvarez is still during the photo. His left hand is at his side, and his right hand is slightly higher and at all, if necessary, rolled up for full sending. His sunglasses are turned off, as well as future dinner plans.

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Johnny Fisher vs Michael Pirotton Scorecard Analysis: Key Highlights and Insights

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World Boxing News provides a round-by-round scorecard as Johnny Fisher faces Michael Pirotton at the Copper Box Arena in London.

Fisher and Pirotton collide over ten rounds at heavyweight as Zuffa Boxing stages its latest card in the United Kingdom.

The Romford Bull returns to action with Pirotton standing in his way as the British heavyweight looks to continue his climb.

WBN provides a live scorecard of the contest below, plus live results throughout the event.


Fisher vs Pirotton Scorecard

Johnny Fisher vs Michael Pirotton

(Round-by-round scorecard will refresh every 2 mins)

Heavyweight
Copper Box Arena, London
10×3


Round Fisher Pirotton
Round 1 10 9
Round 2 10 9
Round 3 9 10
Round 4 9 10
Round 5 10 9
Round 6 10 9
Round 7 10 9
Round 8 10 9
Round 9 10 9
Round 10 10 9
WBN Totals: 98 92

Official Result: FISHER MD – 98-92, 96-95, 95-95


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Preview

Fisher faces Pirotton in the first fight of his lucrative deal with Dana White and Zuffa Boxing.

The Briton enters the contest with a 14-1 record, while Pirotton brings a 12-2 record into the Zuffa Boxing 11 bout.

The event is available live on Sky in the United Kingdom and Paramount+.

The Fisher vs Pirotton event unfolds alongside more live coverage on World Boxing News.


About the Author

Phil Jay is the Editor-in-Chief of World Boxing News (WBN), a BWAA-acknowledged boxing news website founded in 2010. A veteran boxing reporter with 16 years of experience, he has interviewed world champions, broken international exclusives, and reported ringside from major events. His work is published worldwide through WBN and distributed on platforms including Apple News.

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Johnny Fisher vs Michael Pirotton Results: Latest Fight Outcome and Highlights

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Johnny Fisher vs Michael Pirotton Results: Latest Fight Outcome and Highlights

World Boxing News provides results and updates as Johnny Fisher faces Michael Pirotton on Zuffa Boxing 11 at the Copper Box Arena in London.

Fisher returns to heavyweight action over ten rounds against Pirotton as part of Zuffa Boxing’s latest event in the United Kingdom.

Craig Richards faces Radivoje Kalajdzic at light heavyweight, while Lee Cutler takes on Louis Greene and Cesar Mateo Tapia faces Leo Ruiz at middleweight.

WBN provides results and updates from every bout as they happen.


Results

All times are local BST.

23:41

Johnny Fisher defeated Michael Pirotton by majority decision after ten competitive heavyweight rounds at the Copper Box Arena. WBN scored the fight 98-92 for Fisherwhile the official judges returned scores of 98-92 and 96-95 for Fisher, with the third scoring it 95-95.

22:42

Radivoje Kalajdzic improved to 31-3 with a unanimous decision over Craig Richards, who dropped to 20-5-1 after a good ten-round scrap. Both men had their moments and hurt each other at times before “Hot Rod” got the verdict on the scorecards, which included knocking Richards down for the first time in his career.

21:43

Lee Cutler carded a unanimous decision win over Louis Greene in their ten-round middleweight clash. Judges scorecard 98-92 and 97-93 twice in favor on Cutler, who improves to 17-2.

20:52

Ahead of the three main bouts, Zuffa’s only female fighter, Kayla Allendefeated Edina Kiss via TKO in their super lightweight bout.

20:32

Leo Ruiz overcame Cesar Tapia over 10 rounds at middleweight, scoring a unanimous decision to move to 18-1 as Ruiz Tapia suffered a first loss.

19:29

Alex MacMillan moved to 5-0 with a second-round stoppage of Guillaume Azagier, who went down twice in the opening round and again before the finish at 0:32 of the second.

18:40

Rogelio Romero improved to 7-0 with a third-round stoppage of previously unbeaten Aurel Ignat, ending the cruiserweight contest at 2:12.

18:24

Alexis De la Cerda improved to 10-0 with a unanimous decision over Cain Lewis, taking the eight-round contest 80-72, 79-74 and 79-73.

17:42

Fred Pullen marked his professional debut with a four-round points victory over Leonardo Faretina, who was dropped in the second round.


Remaining Bouts

Johnny Fisher vs. Michael Pirotton — 10 rounds, heavyweight

Craig Richards vs. Radivoje Kalajdzic — 10 rounds, light heavyweight


TV Coverage

The event is available live on Sky in the United Kingdom and Paramount+.

Follow WBN’s live boxing coverage throughout the event.


About the Author

Phil Jay is the Editor-in-Chief of World Boxing News (WBN), a BWAA-acknowledged boxing news website founded in 2010. A veteran boxing reporter with 16 years of experience, he has interviewed world champions, broken international exclusives, and reported ringside from major events. His work is published worldwide through WBN and distributed on platforms including Apple News.

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Davies vs Collins & Heaney vs Warburton II Results: Full Fight Recap

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World Boxing News provides results and updates as Liam Davies faces Nathaniel Collins in the main event at bp pulse LIVE in Birmingham.

Davies and Collins collide over 12 rounds for the EBU European featherweight title at the top of the Queensberry Promotions card.

Luke McCormack faces Kay Prospere for the vacant British super lightweight title, while Bradley Goldsmith takes on Amir Abubaker for the IBF International middleweight title.

WBN provides results and updates from every bout as they happen.


Results

All times are local BST.

23:11

Gerome Warburton defeated Nathan Heaney for the second time running as the middleweight put an exclamation mark on his first victory.

Heaney walks away from the sport having been an entertainer through a long carer, without reaching the heights of a world title.

22:04

Liam Davies improved to 19-1 after Nathaniel Collins retired at the end of the seventh round due to a cut over his right eye. Collins had also been dropped in the opening round as Davies successfully defended the European featherweight title.

21:22

Bradley Goldsmith improved to 17-1 with a seventh-round stoppage of Amir Abubaker to retain his IBF International middleweight title. Abubaker went down in the fourth and three times in the seventh before the finish at 2:42.

20:10

Lewis Richardson improved to 3-0 with a shutout six-round points victory over Ivan Trofimovich, earning a 60-54 decision.

19:56

Luke McCormack moved to 6-0 and claimed the vacant British super lightweight title with a tenth-round knockout of Kay Prospere, who was counted out after a right uppercut at 1:28.

18:55

Michael Hussain moved to 5-0 with a four-round points victory over Nabil Ahmed, earning a 39-38 decision.

18:11

Nelson Birchall moved to 12-0 with a third-round stoppage of Lewis Morris, who went down before the finish came at 1:12. Lasha Guruli also remained unbeaten at 5-0 after edging Hughie Wilson 77-75 over eight rounds.

17:22

Early action saw John Tom Varey and Reese Lynch claim four-round victories to move to 3-0 and 5-0 respectively.


TV Coverage

DAZN provides full worldwide coverage.

Follow WBN’s live boxing coverage throughout the event.


About the Author

Phil Jay is the Editor-in-Chief of World Boxing News (WBN), a BWAA-acknowledged boxing news website founded in 2010. A veteran boxing reporter with 16 years of experience, he has interviewed world champions, broken international exclusives, and reported ringside from major events. His work is published worldwide through WBN and distributed on platforms including Apple News.

Read Phil Jay’s full bio and latest stories.

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