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Moses Itauma Wrecks Dillan Whyte in less than two minutes
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10 months agoon
Moses Itauma (13-0, 11 KO) knocked out the former Master of the Provisional Heavyweight Master Dillan “The Body Snatcher” Whyte (31-4, 21 KO) in the first round on Saturday evening at Anb Arena in Rijada in Saudi Arabia. The official time of stopping slaughter was 1:59 round of the first.
In the first round, Ituma Ituma found herself in a wave of blows, told when, sticking him into the ropes in the corner, then dropped him behind the count from judge Mikael Hak.
In the co–Maan event, WBA WBA FEATHER WWWEGHT Nick “Wrecking” Ball (23-0-1, 13 KO) defeated Goodman (20-1, 8 KO) by a 12-round unanimous decision.
In the first two rounds, Ball pressed at the higher Goodman, who kept his own in two close rounds. In the fourth and fifth, controlled ball. In sixth Goodman returned well with the ball in seventh place.
In the ninth round, halfway, Ball swayed Goodman with his right Górnica to the chin. The action lasted for fans from the opening round.
In the tenth round Ball seemed to have a close advantage in the fight and backwards. In the eleventh round the ball could pull it out, but Goodman was well against. In the twelfth and final round, Ball switched to Southpaw, landing the upper right part. Midway Goodman landed left on the ball whose eyebrow was cut. Ball returned well in the versatile round, apparently keeping his title.
The results are 117-111, 118-110 and 115-113. Mark Calo-oy was a judge.
Super Featheweight Southpaw Raymond “Savage” Ford (18-1-1, 8 Kos) defeated Abraham “Super” Nova (24-4-1, 17 Kos) in a 10-round unanimous decision.
In the first round it took a minute before Ford landed a combination to the chin Nova. In the last 30 seconds, Nova finally landed with a combination and attacked the attack, withdrawing Ford in the corner with a few strokes. Nova did well in second and third place before Ford took power.
In the fifth round Ford landed left, opening the cut of the right eyebrow. Later cutting on the back of the Nova nose. Ford’s speed is better. In the last seconds of the sixth round, Ford replied on the chin, swaying Nova.
In the eighth round Ford, the faster of them, dominates in the first two minutes, while Nova, a heavier puncher, tries to steal the round, taking the last minute. In the ninth round of Ford seems to be good above all, although Nova had a good round, ahead of Ford, who supported most of the round.
In the tenth and final round, Nova mostly threw out lead rights, working with Ford, who went back most of the rounds, feeling he was at the forefront.
The results are 96-94, 97-93 and 97-93. Mikael Hook was a judge.
The international heavyweight champion WBO Filip “El Animal” Hrgovic (19-1, 14 KO) defeated the former world champion of WBC David “Massive D” Adelye (14-2, 13 KO) 10-Rund by a unanimous decision. Hrgovic dropped Aleleleye in the eighth round.
In the second round Adelye left, shooting after losing the first round. Midway Adelye landed on a difficult left hook, opening a cut on the right eyebrow Hrgovic. In the third round, Hrgovic returned well, treating the round to the last seconds, when he was shocked by the left hook on the chin by Adeleye.
In the fourth round, Hrgovic did enough to take a round, but his left eyebrows causes his eyelid to close. In the fifth round, Hrgovic dominated until the last seconds, when Adelye shook him with a meter left on the chin.
In the seventh round Hrgovic stood out Adelye, which is always perilous and his meter left the chin. In the eighth round, Hrgovic dominated, dropping Adeleye 45 seconds into a round with an advantage on the chin to get the 8th-Hrabia from judge Marek Caloy Midway.
In the ninth round, Hrgovic continued his winning ways. In the tenth and last round, Hrgovic tried to postpone Adelye, but he could not find a trace, taking the next round.
The results are 98-91, 99-90 and 99-90.
Super feather WWweight Hayato Tsutsumi (8-0, 4 KO) stopped Southpaw Qais Ashfaq (13-4-1, 5 KO) at 2:08 second round planned 10 rounds, winning three charm.
In the second round Tsutsumi ordered Ashfaq to support the whole round, then dropped Ashfaq with the right to the temple. At the beginning of the third round, Tsutsumi dropped Ashfaq with a tow truck for 8-story from judge Leszek Jankowak. With just over a minute the left hook to his head from Tsutsumi, he dropped Ashfaq again to the 8th state Tsutsumi, he went right after the judge’s forcing to stop.
Super feather WWweight Miky Mohammed Alakel (5-0, 1 KO) knocked out Yumnama Santosha Singha (3-7-1, 1 KO) at 2:26 of the first round of the planned six rounds.
In the first round, Alakel held Singh, who was on the reverse. Alakel landed and half a minute left, Alakel landed on the side of his head, dropping Singha on the count from judge Andrea CheveliLiVa. Singh was first detained.
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Tyson Fury teases Dana White ahead of fight with Anthony Joshua: “It’s huge”
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2 hours agoon
June 14, 2026
There is a up-to-date twist ahead of the fight between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua.
After more than a decade of back-and-forth, Fury and Joshua are set to finally do battle later this year, provided both men can overcome the obstacles in the meantime.
Joshua will face Kristian Prenga on July 25 in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, with the fight coming three months after Fury ended his 16-month retirement in April victory by unanimous decision over Arslanbek Makhmudov.
It seemed Fury would then sit and wait for a clash with Joshua, but he has now decided to fight again, initially expecting it to take place at Frank Warren’s gala in Dublin in August.
That could soon change after “The Gypsy King” attended the UFC White House on Sunday make a shocking announcement that he was going to start working with Dana White.
“I’ll let Dana speak and make the announcement. This is a huge announcement. I’m very excited about this fight [with Joshua]. Work on it lasted over a decade. For some reason this didn’t happen.
“There is a potential fight in August and maybe it will happen at the end of the year [with Joshua]. I can’t wait to fight whoever they put in front of me and get back to what I do best, which is winning.”
UFC CEO White has entered the boxing world this year through his Zuffa Boxing promotion and has been involved in numerous exchanges with other promoters, most notably Matchroom’s Eddie Hearn.
Last month, White announced that he would be the promoter of the Fury vs. event. Joshua, with both Hearn and Queensberry’s Warren denying the claim, but Fury’s shock announcement will now add even more fuel to the fire.
Devin Haney’s comment that agreeing to the 144-pound catchweight “wasn’t enough” came during a period of intense work toward a welterweight fight.
Haney has publicly discussed a potential fight with Shakur and said he is willing to meet him at 144 pounds. A few days later, the WBO announced Keyshawn as the mandatory challenger to Haney’s title, giving the champion the option of either defending the belt against Keyshawn or continuing to fight without him.
The exchange of views on social media between the fighters provided insight into the conflicting interests at play. Haney verbally agreed to drop down to 144 pounds to accommodate Shakur, while Keyshawn continued to fight for the title against the WBO champion.
Replying to Keyshawn’s X, Shakur wrote:
“I just left, step aside, blessed brother. If not, go cook that nigga!”
Haney later wrote:
“144 is not enough…I still don’t want to fight.”
Overall, the comments raised questions about whether Haney’s willingness to compromise on weight would be enough to overcome the complications caused by Keyshawn’s dutiful stance and Shakur’s reluctance to move forward without his friend’s approval.
For Haney, this situation represents a strategic choice. A title defense against Keyshawn satisfies the WBO, but could delay some of the biggest paydays available to him. Taking the fight to Shakur at 144 pounds or continuing to fight Ryan Garcia or Conor Benn could mean leaving the WBO title behind.
Haney must now decide whether holding the WBO title is worth postponing bigger fights.
I have only gone away, step aside, blessed brother. If not, go cook that nigga!! @KeyshawnDavis8 https://t.co/YvAVMgxrsK
— Shakur Stevenson (@ShakurStevenson) June 10, 2026
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Adrien Broner claims one of the world champions hit him so tough that his “whole body went numb”
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6 hours agoon
June 14, 2026
Adrien Broner has competed over 40 times in his professional career, but the power of one player clearly stands out in his mind.
Broner was widely considered one of the sport’s stars, having become a three-weight world champion at the age of just 23, and a four-weight world champion at the age of 26, with Oscar De La Hoya being the only man to achieve the latter feat at an earlier age.
At one point, Broner had an undefeated record of 27–0, but the criticism he faced throughout his career was a lack of commitment and discipline, as well as several defeats, meaning the record currently stands at 35 wins from 42 fights.
The first of these losses came to Marcos Maidana in December 2013, when Broner lost his WBA welterweight title in a unanimous decision defeat.
Broner was a huge favorite before the fight, but was dropped twice during the fight, and more than a decade into the fight continues to have a lasting impact on the American. revealing himself in a live broadcast that he was hit so tough that “his whole body went numb.”
Maidana held the WBA Regular super-lightweight title along with the WBA welterweight belt, and his strength was evident throughout his career, with 31 victories coming by knockout.
His victory over Broner became eminent for his two fights with Floyd Mayweather, the first of which ended in a majority decision loss for the Argentine before Mayweather won a unanimous decision in the rematch.
This second meeting turned out to be the last moment in which Maidana took part in the action, he leaves with a final record of 35 wins and 5 losses.
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