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Mayer-Ryan and Zepeda-Farmer: key statistics of the boxing rematch

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Two main rematch on Saturday, when the WBO, Mikael Mayer, Sandy Ryan in Las Vegas (ESPN/ESPN+, 10.00 ET, with estimates at 19:00 ET at ESPN+), as well as the short-lived WBC title, William Zepeda, is aiming at the ESPN+), meets Tevin Farmer in Canceun, Mexico.

Mayer (20-2, 5 KO) defeated Ryan (7-2-1, 3 KO) by the decision of the majority in the main event of the boxing card at the Madison Square Garden theater in September last year. Before the fight, Ryan hit a can of red paint by an unidentified person when I leave the hotel to go to fight. Ryan was not undamaged and went to the place. She blamed Mayer and her team for the attack, something they denied.

The fighters developed a mighty contempt for themselves before fighting because of the trainer. Mayer trained with Kay Korom for most of her career, but in September 2023 “Coach Kay” also began training Ryan. Considering the conflict of interests, Mayer left Koroma for coach Kofi Yantuah, who was also in her team, after her losing with Natasha Jonas in January 2024.

Mayer defeated Ryan from the results cards 93-97, 94-96 and 95-95 in a close fight, which separated both warrior with only one blow-Mayer, he landed 186 blows to Ryan 185, and also put Ryan with power mounts (132-128). But Ryan landed three more stabs than Mayer (57 to 54) for 10 rounds.

Zepeda (32-0, 27 KO) defeated the farmer (33-7-1, 8 KO) by a decision divided in November last year in the fight for a lightweight WBC title. The fighters separated only one round on all three results cards (94-95 twice for Zepeda and 95-94 for a farmer).

While Zepeda, who was knocked down in round 4, threw more punches at 191 than a farmer, only 33.3% of his blows to 32.9% for the farmer landed. Zepeda also landed 90 blows to just 45 for a farmer.

Let’s look at both rematch by numbers. This report uses information from ESPN and Compubox research.


Mikaela Mayer vs. Sandy Ryan

-115: Ryan’s chances to win a fight according to the ESPN plant. Mayer is weaker at -105.

60: The percentage of blows landed through Ryan in rounds from 6 to 10 (111 of 185). Mayer landed 54% of his blows in the same period (101 of 186). The biggest difference in combat was Jab Mayer. She threw 317 strokes and 319 power blows, almost 50-50. Ryan threw 224 strokes and 343 power. Only 40% of her blows are stabs.

5: The number of titles is fighting for Ryan (including Saturday rematch with Mayer) in her 11 professional fights. Ryan defeated Marie-Bier Houle by a unanimous decision in April 2023 in order to gain a free WBO semi-edge title. She fought for a draw in the struggle of unification against Jessica McCaskill in September 2023, and then in March 2024 she did one successful defense against Terri Harper.

9: The number of titles is fighting for Mayer (including Saturday’s fight with Ryan) and the third in welterweight. Mayer lost to Natasha Jonas in January 2024 by dividing the decision, while requiring the IBF welterweight title. Then she beat Ryan in September 2024 to capture the WBO belt. She also had title fights at Junior Lightweight and Lightweight (short-lived title).

7: Mayer’s place in ESPN women’s rankings for pounds. It is also no.

1: The difference in blows landed in their first fight (186-185, in favor of Mayer).

32.6: The percentage of blows landed through Ryan in her first fight with Mayer (185 of 567). A higher percentage in JABS (25.4% to 17% for Mayer) has also landed.

9: The largest number of stabs landed through Mayer and Ryan in the first fight (Ryan in round 1 and Mayer in round 4). Neither Mayer nor Ryan threw stabs into double numbers in any round.

8: The number of rounds in which Ryan landed power in two -digit numbers to seven Ryan. The most effective Mayer round was 10 when 50% of her blows landed. Ryan landed 54.8% in round 4.

44: Total blows landed in the body through Mayer, up to 33 for Ryan. Of these Mayer, only five were stabs, only two landed by Ryan.


William Zepeda vs. Tevin Farmer

-750: Zepeda’s chances to win the fight according to the ESPN plant. The farmer is weaker in +475.

31.9: The average blow has landed on the round through Zepeda in the last 10 fights. This is the highest of the masters and contenders for the title at 135 pounds (15.9). He throws 96.5 blows to the round, also the highest among lightweight masters and contenders. For comparison, the farmer throws 55 stamps per round, while the average division is 56.6.

23.8: The average power blows landed on the round through Zepeda in the last 10 fights, the second highest among lightweight masters and rivals. This is exactly twice as much as the average for the division (11.9 per round) and 10 more blows than a farmer (13.8 per round).

29.2 The percentage of power blows landed to Zepedy through his opponents (11.4 per round).

34.2: Percentage of blows landed by Zepeda. The farmer lands 38.9%. The average compubox for lightweight division is 29.5%.

19: The balls for the round landed through the farmer in their first fight against Zeda, almost three more than his average 16.4. From among these blows, 13.8 per round.

79: Power hit the body through Zepeda in the first fight with a farmer, who landed only with 42 mounts.

3: The total stabs of the body landed by the farmer against Zepeda during their first fight. It is less than half of its average 6.4 landed on the round.

7: The difference in blows landed in the round in the first fight, in favor of Zepeda. Zepeda also stranded 19 blows (78-59).

1: Knocking down in the first fight. Farmer dropped Zeda on the left bank in the fourth round.

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Eddie Hearn annoyed Tyson Fury: “pull us out of our misery.”

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Eddie Hearn Exasperated With Tyson Fury: “Put Us Out Of Our Misery.”

By: Sean Crose

Boxing has always been a sport of the mind, and few were better in it than there were a liter of weighty Tyson Fury. Although he is officially retired, the man is still renting for free in the minds of fans, analysts, fighters, and especially the promoter Anthony Joshua Eddie Hearn. Although neither Tyson nor Anthony Joshua are world champions, the fight between two high Englishmen would be a great thing for this sport, especially in Great Britain, where the fight would certainly take place. However, Hearn accuses fury of being fury, irritating the potential fight, but not to say anything specific.

“I feel that Tyson Fury is really a bit excited, right?” Hearn asked rhetorically. “I mean that we see Instagram on Instagram … Even today I left the press conference, went on Instagram, he is there with wrapping on 12 rounds of boxing. Why do you do this? What do you do? What do you do? You just intentionally play with our minds, or are you coming back?” Indeed, Hearn is now doing a favor for fury. “Just let us know,” he says. “Throw us out of our misery.”

If Fury somehow decides to return, Hearn will probably direct the date of the fall with Joshua. “Listen, AJ must have a miniature key hole in the elbow,” said Hearn. “He will come back. It is there, right? Let’s just do it.” As for Hearn, Fury and Joshua, it would be terrible not to meet in the ring. “When we talk about great fights,” said Hearn, “This fight is the biggest fight, not only in British boxing, on world boxing, for a mile. I just feel that it’s time. It’s a moment.”

Boxing fandom has been waiting for the fight of fury-yoshua for years. At some point, the fighters were set to fight for the unquestioned championship in the heavyweight of the world. Oleksandr Usyk put an end to this, defeating Fury, and then Joshua, twice to a piece. Despite this, there is a lot to like in Fury and Joshua, they finally slip between the ropes and threw.

“We are dependent on Tyson Fury,” said Hearn. “We are ready to leave, but of course it must feel comfortable. It must be for it … he is such and such a competition, and I just know that he will want to dance with Anthony Joshua. So vacuum these shoes and make it so that it happens.”

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Edgar Berlanga promises the 18th first round against the terrified Hamzah Sheeraz at the Kickoff press conference

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Image: Edgar Berlanga Promises 18th First-Round KO Against Terrified Hamzah Sheeraz at Kickoff press Conference

The charismatic Edgar Berlang dominated today’s Kickoff press conference, laughing with the opponent of Hamzah Sheeraz, telling him that if he came to fight, he ends up as his 18th. Hood victim of the first round of the first round on July 12 in Queens, Recent York. Berlanga (23-1, 18 Kos) put fear in the invincible Sheeraz (21-0-1, 17 KO), telling him how he ends in the mud in their main fight.

The promise of the first round of Berlang

Edgar says that he believes that the novel coach of Hamzah, Andy Lee, will make him run in the ring like “Ballerina” so that he would not be knocked out. He knows that he will not want to mix him with him.

The monitor responsible for a press conference tried to stop Berlang from talking for some time and strengthening good discussion. It would be better to have someone other than Todd Grisham. He is more gentle and brings humor. Today’s monitor was more an obstacle when Edgar tried to talk.

“I leave, throw away a few stabs, lands with my right hand and knock him out,” he said Hamzah Sheeraz.

“He will be my 18th knockout in the first round,” he said Edgar Berlanga. “If you go to fight in the first round, I throw him away.” You have your last fight. That’s why you slowed down the trainer. You think you will come here and fuck with me. You will have to kill me. “

After Berlanga talked, Berlanga can be said that he means business on July 12. Sheeraz will have to fight much better than he showed in his last fight with the WBC Carlos Adames medium weight champion if he wants to survive on his feet. Berlanga says he will take him to the trenches.



Photo: Edgar Berlanga promises 18 in the first round against the terrified Hamzah Sheeraz at the Kickoff press conference

Photo: Edgar Berlanga promises 18 in the first round against the terrified Hamzah Sheeraz at the Kickoff press conference

Photo: Edgar Berlanga promises 18 in the first round against the terrified Hamzah Sheeraz at the Kickoff press conference

Photo: Edgar Berlanga promises 18 in the first round against the terrified Hamzah Sheeraz at the Kickoff press conference

Photo: Edgar Berlanga promises 18 in the first round against the terrified Hamzah Sheeraz at the Kickoff press conference

Last updated 15.05.2025

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Eddie Hearn begs Tyson Fury about Anthony Joshua Fight: pull us out of our misery

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Promoter Eddie Hearn asked Tyson Fury to “throw us out of our misery” after the guidelines in social media and irritating himself from the former heavyweight master, whom he could return to boxing for the fight against Anthony Joshua.

Fury and Joshua have long been associated with what was described as one of the biggest fights in the history of boxing, but a great fight never happened.

When the Fury retired again in January, the fans were afraid that they would never see the British heavyweight clash, but Fury suggested in social media that he could still return.

Hearn, a promoter of Joshua, said that the fight could now be made in “one phone”, but in any case he made a decision.

“I feel that Tyson Fury is really a bit of a puff, right? I mean, everything we see on Instagram is him” Hearn said Sky Sports.

“Even today I left the press conference, I went to Instagram, [Fury is] There with wrapping on 12 rounds of boxing. Why are you doing this to us? What are you doing?

“Just let us know. Put us from our misery.”

Last month, promoter Frank Warren told ESPN that he wanted to see the fight despite the retirement of Fury, but he said he would not try to convince him to fight.

Joshua will have an elbow injury surgery and he is expected to return to the ring at the end of the year, regardless of whether he is fighting fury or not. However, Hearn did not hide that he wanted Joshua to fight fury.

“We are dependent on Tyson Fury.

“He is such and such a competition and I just know in his mind that he will want

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