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Joe Joyce vs Filip Hrgovic – Large Fight Preview and forecasts

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Chisora dropped and outpointed Joyce in July Photo Credit: Stephen Dunkley/Queensberry Promotions

Joyce and Hrgovic Lock Horns this weekend (poster: Queensberry)
Joyce and Hrgovic Lock Horns this weekend (poster: Queensberry)

Joe Joyce and Filip Hrgovic meet during the planned ten rounds in the crossroads in massive weight, guided on Saturday on Saturday at the Live Arena cooperative in Manchester.

Joyce vs Hrgovic means the first Queensberry offer on the DAZN platform.

Joyce (16-3, 15 KO) struck Olympic silver in 2016 and made significant progress, including in the tenth round of Daniel Dubois’s knockout in 2020 and the penultimate frame of detention of Joseph Parker in September 2022.

The wheels would start to go out to “The Juggernaut” in 2023, because he was stunned by Zhilei Zhang in April, he stopped in six rounds with a terrible eye injury, and the rematch was even worse because it was poured in three rounds five months later.

2024 saw Joyce Labour to win in the tenth round with Kash Ali, but the attempt to refresh his career ended in a failure, and Derek Chisora ​​won points over ten later Decking Joyce on the ninth of July last year.

Chisora ​​dropped and overtook Joyce in July photo loan: Stephen Dunkley/Queensberry Promotions
Chisora ​​dropped and overtook Joyce in July photo loan: Stephen Dunkley/Queensberry Promotions

Hrgovic (17-1, 14 KO) followed a similar path to Joyce and won bronze at the same Olympic Games, and also began well as a professional. Croatian won the decision in 2022 against Zhang and was on the edge of the World Honors, but everything was derailed Daniel Dubois in June last year.

Hrgovic was exhausted and then survived the London when his eyes were seriously damaged, and after eight rounds he was excluded.

Hrgovic wants to bounce back after the defeat with Dubois
Hrgovic wants to bounce back after the defeat with Dubois

Adeleye and TKV Fight for the British

Undercard sees more actions in massive weight, with a free British title. David Adelye (13-1, 12 KO) was spoken in a previous challenge for the belt, detained in seven by Fabio Wardley in October 2023. However, he bounced well, took Sol Dacres in December in December in December, and now he meets the green Jeamie TKV (8-1, 5 Kos) on Wakant Lonsdale.

TKV was nervous by Igor Macedo, he stopped in the sixth in September 2023 and since then he won three times, the last retirement of Michael Webster in the ninth round to take part in Ibo International Baulle in February.

Adeleye and tkv face to face before Saturday showdown photo Credit: Leigh Dawney/Queensberry Promotions
Adeleye and tkv face to face before Saturday showdown photo Credit: Leigh Dawney/Queensberry Promotions
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Jack Rafferty (25-0, 16 KO) could really break through in 2025 and can defend his super airy title of the community of nations, stopping the undefeated Cory O’Regan (14-0, 3 Kos), who has never passed eight rounds before.

The Albanian cruiser scale Juergen Endedaj (19-1, 8 KO) should take the army of fans with him and can take out Gerardo Mellado (12-3, 7 Kos) before the end of their planned ten times, with a chileusz detained in each of his previous defeats.

The last ten ruling is in Super Lightweight, where Khaleel Majid from Bolton (14-0, 4 KO) can win on cards against Alex Murphy Salford (13-0, 0 KO).

In eight rounds, Mark Chamberlain (16-1, 12 KO) may bounce after his first defeat of Pro with Josh Padley, winning in the Super Lightweight against Miguel Angel Screing (8-4, 3 Kos), probably internal schedule, and Roiston Barney-Smith (13-0, 7 Kos) should go through his Super Featheight competition with his competition Cesar Ignacio Predes (18-16, 5 Kos).

Padley saw Chamberlain in September photo Credit: Mark Robinson Matchroom Boxing
Padley saw Chamberlain in September photo Credit: Mark Robinson Matchroom Boxing

The only sixth round is in a featherweight, where Nelson Birchall (7-0, 4 KO) can widely overcome Rodrigo Matias Areco (5-13-2, 0 KO).

In four round attractions, delicious Orie eagerly expected debut, and the 2024 Olympian can start his professional Odyssey by blowing up Milos Veletic (3-7, 1 KO) in heavyweight.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Ciffr0prn4

Feather Wweight Hope Alfie Middlemiss (2-0, 0 KO) can win points with Alexander Morales (6-11-5, 2 KO), and the debutant of the super weight of medium medium Ramtin Musah will probably need all four rounds to take care of Robbie Chapman (13-48-9, 2 Kos). In Bantamweight Louis Szeto burst and should comfortably win points against nabilis Ahmed (2-40-3, 0 KO).

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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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Comments on the press conference: Master WBO Keyshawn Davis returns home to the inaugural defense of the world title at Norfolk’s Scope Arena

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The businessman brings a belt home.

Keyshawn Davis (13-0, 9 KO) returns to the Norfolk’s Scope Arena on Saturday, June 7 to defend his lithe championship title of WBO against the weighty Dominican pretender Edwin de los Santos (16-2, 14 KO).

Keyshawn won the crown in February with the dominant stop in the fourth round of Denys Berinchyk. Three months earlier, he electrified the crowd in Norfolk with the blur of Gustavo Lemos in the second round before a soldered crowd of 10,568.

Now he has returned to defend his title against his faithful hometown.

A slight feeling in a 10-round coefficient Abdullah Mason (18-0, 16 KO) wants to continue his meteoric height against Puncher tested in the Battle of Namibia Jeremiah Nakya (26-4, 21 KO).

Keyshawn-de Los Santos and Mason-Nakathila will be broadcast live to ESPN, ESPN Deportes and ESPN+ at 22:00 ET/19 PM entitled

Undercard ESPN+-STREAME starts at 17:10 et/2: 10 pm PT and includes the rest of the DB3 in action, with older brother Keyshawn Kelvin “Nite Nite” Davis (15-0, 8 KO) Nahir “Woo” Albright. (16-2, 7 KO) in a 10-round junior welterweight weight.

Keon Davis (3-0, 2 KO), the youngest of the Fight Trio, will face others an undefeated perspective Michael Velez-Garcia (3-0, 2 KO) in six runes in welterweight.

In addition, an undefeated average weight Troy Isley (14-0, 5 KO) puts his championship on the line against once the defeated Etondi Michel William (16-1, 12 KO) at a 10-round inclination.

Promoted according to the highest rank, in cooperation with Sampson Boxing, tickets are already on sale via Ticketmaster.com.

At the Thursday press conference, the warriors said:

Keyshawn Davis

“I want him to say that he would come here, won and try to take my belt. I did not choose him to say such things. I chose him because I know that he would come to create a great fight for fans who leave. And this will be a great fight, but he did not hear”

“He comes to fight and implements the performance because his last was rubbish.”

“I knew that I am a world champion in this sport. He just puts the icing on the cake. I know who I am with or without. I am a businessman. I fight in great fights. I put great performances.”

“DB3 has sold out the range last time and we were not all of the world champions. They just know what to do and I know what to do. I am a businessman. And on Saturday I am throwing Edwin de los Santos.”

“Our trainers told us that they have never seen that they train so demanding. Kelvin has a great fight. Keon has the coming undefeated warrior. I am now a world champion, so now I wear things.

Edwin de los Santos

“I had a health problem. I had a blood clot in my leg. Unfortunately, I had to be out of the ring because of this.”

“Nothing in life is basic. What disappears quickly quickly. We do something hard because you can become great through hard things.”

“This time the result will be different because I overcame death. And after defeating my death I know that there is nothing more.”

“Everyone will hear these words! And it will be something great for me, my people in the Dominican Republic and all Latinos.”

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Imane Khelif is skipping the boxing tournament after the introduction of mandatory sexual tests

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Olympic gold medalist IMane Khelif bows from the Eindhoven box in the Netherlands after the world boxing introduced mandatory sex tests for competitors. Algerian boxer, who won the first place in Paris Games, among the questions about its qualification, missed the date of registration of the prestigious boxing event, which was closed on Thursday.

“The decision to exclude IMane is not ours. We regret,” said Dirk media media director renders Associated Press. Against the background of the last adoption of the fresh policy of sex verification announced last Friday, the 26 -year -old return of Khelif in international boxing was adopted. The managing authority even distinguished Khela, insisting that she had passed the assessment to qualify for participation in events, including in the Eindhoven Box Cup.

Jeroen Dijsselbloem, mayor of Eindhoven, freed criticism regarding the controversial decision made by world boxing. He said, “As for us, all athletes are welcome in Eindhoven.

“With the exception of athletes based on the controversial” sex tests “certainly does not match. We express our disapproval of this decision and call on the organization to admit to Imane Khelif. “

Khelif won the gold medal at the Olympic Games in Paris last summer, among the international control along with the Taiwan line, another gold medalist. The couple was disqualified from the World Championships in 2023 by the then Olympic boxing body, dominated by the Russians, international boxing association (IBA), citing unsuccessful indefinite eligibility tests.

However, IBA was removed due to decades of controversy and improper behavior. In his Stead IOD, he managed the last two Olympic boxing tournaments, applying the principles of sexual eligibility used at previous Olympic Games. According to these standards, both Khelif and Lin could compete.

World boxing, temporarily approved as the boxing organizer in the Los Angeles 2028 Games, was under the pressure of boxers and their federation to establish sexual eligibility standards.

His president, Boris Van der Vorst, apologized after Khelif was awarded in the announcement of the management body last week.

Khelif intended to defend her gold medal in the welterwear at the LA Games, but some boxers and their federations have already objected to its inclusion.

Last year, Khelif trumped at the Eindhoven party, defeating Australian Marissa Williamson -Phlman in the final – precursor of the Olympic Games in Paris.

Algerian also participated in the Tokyo Games in 2021 – in a lithe division, losing in the quarter -finals with the final gold medalist Kellie Harrington from Ireland.

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