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Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua – results and post-fight report

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A very clamorous clash between Jake Paul AND Anthony Joshua took longer than most expected, but the difference in size and experience was evident from the first bell. Still, Paul entered the fight with confidence, finishing the first round and signaling that he intended to prove that he could truly compete at Joshua’s level.

Joshua boxed conservatively in the first rounds, using stiff jabs and subtle footwork to control the distance. Paul had moments of success as he aggressively pushed forward, firing difficult shots from distance that sparked a reaction from the crowd, but Joshua’s defense and timing consistently undermined any sustained attacks. In the third round, Joshua began to focus on his punches, landing pristine right hands that clearly slowed Paul down.

Average rounds saw Anthony Joshua have full control. His punch selection became more varied, combining powerful body shots with edged uppercut combinations. Jake Paul he showed stamina and determination, continuing to push forward despite taking massive shots, but his performance declined as fatigue set in and he began to voluntarily buckle his knee under the pressure. Joshua never wavered his composure and consistently exploited mistakes in Paul’s defense.

The fight came to an end shortly afterwards, with Joshua forcing a stoppage after a sustained period of pressure that saw Paul suffer three knockdowns before the fight was called off. The result confirmed Joshua’s elite pedigree and experience at the highest level, while Paul was praised for venturing into uncharted and unsafe territory against a proven heavyweight.

Baumgardner defeats Beaudoin

Alicja Baumgardner she retained her unified IBF, WBO and WBA super featherweight titles, but had to muster the strength to defeat Leila Beaudoin.

Baumgardner, who vacated the WBC title shortly after her July victory over Jennifer Miranda, knocked Beaudoin to the ground in the seventh round.

However, the Canadian challenger took the fight at the end and injured Baumgardner in the 11th round.

The pair traded points until the final bell, but “The Bomb” did more than enough to retain her titles and outscored the winner by two scores of 117-110 and another 118-109.

Silva stops Woodley

Anderson Silva knocked out another former UFC world champion, Tyron Woodley, in the second round of their cruiserweight clash.

Silva’s punch knocked Woodley out of his mind, and the next combination sent him to the deck.

“The Chosen One” bravely stood up, but the referee waved his hand.

Harvey overtook Cervantes

Jamal Harvey impressed in his second professional fight, scoring a knockout en route to a points victory over Kevin Cervantes.

Harvey knocked down Cervantes in the first round and recorded a six-round victory.

Johnson retains the undisputed crown

Cherneka Johnson defended her undisputed bantamweight world title with a unanimous decision victory over Amanda Galle.

Johnson went undisputed in July by stopping Shurretta Metcalf in the ninth round, and the Australian ensured the belts would remain with her after a rather dominant display.

All three judges scored the fight in favor of the 30-year-old with scores of 99-91, 97-93 and 98-92.

Dubois dismisses Panatta

Caroline Dubois defended her WBC lightweight title, defeating Camilla Panatta en route to a unanimous decision victory.

Dubois dropped Panatta in the sixth round and scored a comfortable victory on the scorecards.

Three scores of 99-90 confirmed her dominance.

Undercard remaining

Yo valle (34-3, 10 KOS) defended her WBC MINMUMEGLE WORLD TITLE thanks to a majority decision victory over Yadira Busillos (11-2, 2 KOS)

Avious Griffin (18-1, 17 KO) returned to winning ways in a decisive manner, defeating Justin Cardona (10-2, 5 KO) in the first round.

Brazilian Olympian Keno Marley (1-0, 1 KO) made a successful professional debut, defeating Diarra Davis Jr (2-2, 1 KO) by unanimous decision.

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Boxing tonight: exact start times, TV channel, live coverage and fight cards

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Boxing returns with a bang on Saturday night (Photo: Getty)

How to tune into every boxing match today with three huge cards at your disposal

  1. Starting times and place: Chris Billam-Smith will face Ryan Rozicki on Saturday evening at the Bournemouth International Center in Bournemouth, England. The undercard fights will start at 5:00 p.m. and there is no confirmed time for the main card walkouts – the broadcast starts at 7:00 p.m., so the main fight may start around 10:00 p.m.
  2. Josh Padley vs. Aqib Fiaz: Meanwhile, Padley will face Fiaz at the Utilita Arena in Sheffield, with coverage taking place at 7pm. The expected ring walk for the first fight is scheduled for approximately 9:30 p.m.
  3. Aleks Petrovic vs. Chase DeMoor: The action of the hit Misfits vs. Fame Fighting event takes place at the Ostermann Arena in Leverkusen, Germany. The first fights will start at 5:00 p.m., with the main events available around 10:00 p.m.
  4. British TV channel: The Billam-Smith vs Rozicki fight will be broadcast on Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Action and Sky One from 7pm. The event from Sheffield can be accessed on DAZN and the Petrovic vs DeMoor fight will be broadcast on The Sun.
  5. Live broadcast information: Those watching the Billam-Smith vs. Rozicki fight can watch the action on the Sky Go app, available on mobile devices and the web. DAZN subscribers will be the only ones able to access the Padley vs Fiaz match, with the pay-per-view service unavailable. It costs £25.99 for a monthly versatile pass or £119.99 for a one-off annual subscription. The Misfits vs Fame Fighting card is available exclusively through The Sun and can be accessed if you are a member of The Sun Club.
  6. Radio coverage in the UK: Sun Club will broadcast the audio broadcast of the Petrovic vs DeMoor match, with no scheduled radio broadcast of the Padley vs Fiaz match. TalkSPORT will broadcast the Billam-Smith vs Rozicki fight.
  7. How to watch in the US: American fans can watch the Billam-Smith vs. Rozicki main event on Paramount+ from 2 p.m. ET (11 a.m. PT). The Padley vs. Fiaz fight will continue to be available on DAZN for US residents, and The Sun Club will be the only place to watch the Petrovic vs. DeMoor fight.
  8. Billam-Smith vs. Rozicki fight card: Alex Macmillan vs. Tyler Rivers (welterweight), Leon Hughes vs. Mario Vergiev (lithe heavyweight), Harvey Dykes vs. Ivan Dychko (heavyweight), Sam Hickey vs. Todd Tompkins (middleweight), Stephen McKenna vs. Casey Streeter (middleweight), Lee Cutler vs. Aaron Sutton (middleweight), Jack Massey vs. Cheavon Clarke (cruiserweight) and Chris Billam-Smith vs. Ryan Rozicki (cruiserweight).
  9. Padley vs Fiaz fight card: Chris Mulunda vs. TBA (Middleweight), Connor Mitchell vs. TBA (Featherweight), Leo Atang vs. TBA (Heavyweight), Edward Hardy vs. TBA (Featherweight), Adam Maca vs. TBA (Junior Lightweight), Aaron Bowen vs. Troy Coleman (Middleweight), Ibrahim Nadim vs. Ibraheem Sulaimaan (Junior Lightweight) and Josh Padley vs. Aqib Fiaz (Junior Lightweight).
  10. Petrovic vs. DeMoor fight card: FoxTheG vs. Pully Arif (preliminary), Ty Mitchell vs. Aro Schwartz, Oliver Ginkel vs. Norbert Ruzicka, Filip Pavlovic vs. Luis Alcaraz Pineda, Ediz Tasci vs. Nathan Barnatt, Tommy Pedroni vs. Fes Batista, Slim vs. Can Kaplan, Tobias Pietrek vs. Josh Brueckner, FaZe Temperrr vs. MckyTV and Chase DeMoor vs. Aleks Petrovic.
  11. READ THE LATEST BOXING NEWS: Oleksandr Usyk agrees to fight again after avoiding shock defeat to Rico Verhoeven

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“Career End” – Johnny Nelson predicts Joshua vs Verhoeven

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Rico Verhoeven was ahead on the scoreboard in the match against Oleksandr Usyk. Photo credit: Mark Robinson/Matchroom Boxing

Johnny Nelson MBE has commented on a potential clash between Rico Verhoeven and Anthony Joshua.

Nelson reflected on Verhoeven’s recent performance and the traits he saw that could cause problems for Joshua.

“AJ” and the kickboxing icon were scheduled to fight earlier this year as it looked like Verhoeven would have his first boxing fight in over 14 years.

Initial plans were scrapped after Joshua became involved in wa terrible accident in Nigeria just 10 days after beating Jake Paul.

Nelson talked to Daily mail box about how he thought the contest might have gone.

“I think he took a good turn. I think he took a turn that could have ended his career.

“Because Rico was powerful and substantial, there were shots that missed Usyk’s chin.”

Instead, the “King of Kickboxing” faced two-time undisputed heavyweight world champion Oleksandr Usyk.

Rico Verhoeven was ahead on the scoreboard in the match against Oleksandr Usyk. Photo credit: Mark Robinson/Matchroom Boxing

He entered the field as a much weaker player and many expected the Ukrainian to win his 25th career victory.

Verhoeven pushed the defending champion for 11 rounds, with one of the judges’ scorecards favoring him before the fight was stopped.

After Usyk released him, referee Mark Lyson stepped in and stopped the fight, even though Verhoeven wanted to continue.

Usyk defeated Verhoeven in the 11th round Photo: Mark Robinson Matchroom Boxing
Usyk defeated Verhoeven in the 11th round Photo: Mark Robinson Matchroom Boxing

“Remember, Rico is used to being kicked in the head by bigger men, so ‘AJ’ has strength and accuracy.

“If he doesn’t get rid of him first and Rico keeps holding him and twisting and using that physicality on him…

“You know what, it shouldn’t be like this, but now we know what he means. If it was “AJ”, Rico would have his number.”

Joshua and Prenga face-to-face ahead of July clash Photo: Mark Robinson Matchroom Boxing
Joshua and Prenga face-to-face ahead of July clash Photo: Mark Robinson Matchroom Boxing

After the defeat, he spoke to Verhoeven Sun boxing and revealed his disappointment at the end of the competition.

“It’s a mistake. This is a championship fight!

“They would never stop this fight [if Usyk was hurt in the 11th round]. Never! They would let him go down and keep his hands up for the rest of the round.

“That’s the only thing I’m looking for. Just say, ‘Yes, you’re right.’

“If it had been the other way around or with any other boxer, we would have done it differently.

Peter Fury claims he spoke to referee Mark Lyson after Oleksandr Usyk's controversial win over Rico Verhoeven Photo: Mark Robinson Matchroom Boxing
Peter Fury claims he spoke to referee Mark Lyson after Oleksandr Usyk’s controversial win over Rico Verhoeven Photo: Mark Robinson Matchroom Boxing

“It goes both ways.”

A fight between the two seems unlikely in the near future considering Joshua’s return to the ring on July 25.

In Saudi Arabia, he will face Kristian Prenga, wanting to organize the long-awaited fight with Tyson Fury.

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“I’m not interested in belts” – Ryan Rozicki talks about changing Zuffa Boxing

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Masternak retired in his corner after appearing to sustain a rib injury.Credit: Richard Crease

Ryan Rozicki is set to return to the ring tomorrow when he faces Chris Billam-Smith live from Bournemouth.

The Billam-Smith vs Rozicki fight will be broadcast live on Sky Sports.

Many people know “CBS” as he plans a successful homecoming run, headlining in Bournemouth for the first time since 2023.

He fights out of the Bournemouth International Center once again forced Mateusz Masternak to retire on the stool in the eighth round due to a rib injury.

Chris Billam-Smith was forced to kick demanding against Mateusz Masternak in Bournemouth.
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The Briton’s opponent before entering the competition remains relatively unknown, but his achievements tell the story of danger and a man who decided to tear up the script.

Rozicki boxes from Nova Scotia, Canada, and continues to train in his hometown. He spoke to professional boxing fans and revealed the biggest challenge his location poses to his boxing career.

Chris Billam-Smith will face Ryan Rozicki in Bournemouth on Saturday. Photo: Zuffa Boxing
Chris Billam-Smith will face Ryan Rozicki in Bournemouth on Saturday. Photo: Zuffa Boxing

He recently posted a video on social media highlighting one of the more unusual training methods he uses while camping in such a remote location.

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“There are no sparring partners there, no. If I want to spar, I have to travel.”

The Canadian has a devastating knockout rate of over 95%, which he added in his last outing less than three months ago.

The bookmakers' favorite is Chris Billam-Smith, who will beat Ryan Rozicki on Saturday. Photo: Mark Robinson Matchroom Boxing/Andre Kuthy
The bookmakers’ favorite is Chris Billam-Smith, who will beat Ryan Rozicki on Saturday. Photo: Mark Robinson Matchroom Boxing/Andre Kuthy

He stopped Gerardo Mellado in the second round after dropping him twice earlier.

The 31-year-old is currently ranked number one in the WBC cruiserweight rankings.

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‘The Bruiser’ revealed his biggest inspiration growing up and how he emulates Jack Dempsey’s brutal and relentless style.

“Jack Dempsey. Brutal. Constant pressure. Damage.

“I have no interest in participating in a boxing match. I want to hurt my opponent.”

Despite such a high position in the WBC rankings, he surprisingly presented his goals for tomorrow night and the rest of his career.

Give me fights, give me large fights, pay me the most money and I will be there.

“I don’t focus on numbers, rankings, belts, anything.”

Rozicki had already tried to secure a fight with Billam-Smith.

The Canadian was ringside for his 2024 rematch victory over Richard Riakporhe at Selhurst Park and revealed what Ben Shalom told him about the pair’s fight two years ago.

Riakporhe had no answer for Billam-Smith (Photo: Lawrence Lustig, Boxxer)
Riakporhe had no answer for Billam-Smith (Photo: Lawrence Lustig, Boxxer)

“Ben said no one knows who you are and that you hit too demanding.”

While preparing to appear at Dana White’s first ever boxing gala in the UK, Rozicki also shared exactly how he sees the fight ending.

“One of my shots, from any angle, from any hand… he’ll go to sleep.”

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