Boxing results-Fraped Fainting Master has retained his WBC title with the second victory over the former Master Yudai Shigeoka.

Jerusalem, with a 24-3 (12 KO) record, made a second successful defense of the WBC 105-Funt belt, who won with the divided decision over the then Shigeoka, 9-2 (5 KO), exactly 52 weeks ago in Nagoi.

Jerusalem dominated boxing and a ponderous blow, passing on 27-year-old Japanese southern at every stage.

Judges Joseph Gwilt (118-110), thawing Pheumsamran (116-112) and Chris Tellez (119-109) were unanimous in winning the 31-year-old Philippine during the rematch at Aichi Sky Expo in Tokoname, Japan.

The victory raised the record of Jerusalem to the perfect 3-0 on Japanese land, all in the main fights for the title.

In Rome, Michael Magnes He defeated the Frenchman Khalil El Hadri after twelve stimulating and unforgettable rounds to regain the championship of the World Boxing Council Super Super Feather Wweight.

The fight was close, and both warriors were fastened with domination, but Michael undoubtedly won the key rounds.

Magnese has become a number one boxer in Italy with this victory and shows that he is ready to fight for the world crown.

The results of the judges were 115-114, 115-113 and 115-113, all companies of the modern WBC Silver champion.

American Fighter Jasmine with art He is the modern world champion in WBA Super Flyweight after he won a tough victory in the majority decision (96-94, 98-92, 95-95) by Regina Chávez in Mexico, San Bernardino, California.

It was a strictly questioned battle with a pace changing all the time, but Artiga managed to take control at key moments to secure the belt. Coming from Tampa in Florida, she improved her record to 13 wins and 1 draw with victory.

Judges’ results cards reflected the competitiveness of the fight-one judge saw him widely for Artig, giving Chávez only two rounds, the second had 6-4 in favor of the modern master, and the third shot him even at 95-95. Ultimately, it was a slender razor decision.

Chávez, pretender No. 1 WBA, fought bravely in its offer for the title, proving why she was at the top of the ranking. However, her effort was not enough to nod. Now he has a record of 8 wins, 5 losses and 3 draws.

Given how close the fight was, there may be a rematch on the horizon.

Deontay Wilder believes that a long -term clash with Anthony Joshua may finally take place next year.

Wilder and Joshua have been on a collision course since 2018, when both men’s heavyweight heroes heroes, but the fight is not yet materialized.

The couple was on the course to meet in March last year, but the clash was set after “The Bronze Bombber” was beaten by Joseph Parker, and “AJ” went to Stop Francis ngannou Instead.

Wilder, who returns to the ring on June 27 against Tyrrell Herndon, said that next year the fight with Brit could be put up.

“Certainly not this year,” said the 39-year-old 78portStv.

“But maybe some time next year.

“Maybe a year later or something.

“First of all, I have to gather together and I have to assure myself that I came back to myself as I feel.”

The former world champion in heavyweight WBC will want to reflect after losing with the aporent Parker and Zhilei Zhang, who detained him in five rounds in June last year.

A man from Alabama, who won only one of the last five fights, is preparing for three matches this year and confirmed that his next Oing would take place outside the USA.

Herndon won three in reflection since the break in the second round with the American perspective, Richard Torrez Jr.

“I think it’s a great choice,” he added.

“This year we have many fights.

“We want to have three this year.

“The next one will be enormous outside the country and we want to do one more at the end of the year.

“We wanted to get some of these warm people before we return to great significant fights, because we could easily return to it, but it will overcome the purpose of what we can not be in the future.”

The exclusive interview for Super Welter in welterweight Keith Thurman from Worldboxingnews.com continues part of the third part.

Centivating from Florida, WBN told him that his inactivity was over when Thurman brings out a solid end of his boxing term. The 36-year-old looks at world champions at the age of 154 in the near future. However, “once” is not reluctant to move to medium weight.

It all depends on the offers that will come his way after he overthrew Brock Jarvis in three rounds at the beginning of this month. Victory in Sydney, Australia, press Thurman back into the spotlight and cage to destroy his previously canceled fight with Tim Tiszu.

Asked what he thinks about current masters, Thurman informed World Boxing News: “[Bakhram] Murtizaliev [IBF champion] It is sturdy, has sturdy power and has awkward, looped power shots.

“[Sebastian] Fund [WBC titleholder] He is a towering hell. AND [former WBA super welterweight champion] Crawford [since vacated the title] He was always a world -class dog if he returned [to 154] compete. “

After his lack of actions, which he confined Thurman to two fights since losing to Manny Pacquiao, he added: “Lack of activity from my first defeat with Manny Pacquiao in 2019, and especially after Covid, was very frustrating,” he pointed out the united WBC and Wba Welterwaight Wuster.

“But I am a man who moves in faith. Every warrior has his own attempts and anguish, and although I know that boxing policy has played a role, I’m not here to indicate fingers.

“God is good and I believe that the right door will open in 2025, that my career will repeat itself again.”

In a widely reported move to WBN, Pacquiao organized long -term plans to question the former victim of Thurman Mario Barrios for the WBC belt in 147. However, Thurman was not surprised when he was asked about his opinion about Pac-Man, who got a shot at the age of 46.

“I am not aware of Manny Pacquiao’s intentions of competing for the title of welterweight champion,” he said before presenting his future plans.

“I hope that I will have a long, prosperous career. To say, I see three to ten fights in my future. We have to see how it happens.

“If the right opportunity appears, I will be there. But for now I plan to stay at the age of 154 in 2025. Then there may be on the table on the table,” said Thurman.

At the moment, the next fight of Keith Thurman is inclined to be Tisz in the summer. But as always in boxing, nothing is set in stone until the contract is signed.

Thurman has returned to the world championship title in his next fight, which can ultimately determine whether Tsyzyu is in the opposite corner in the coming months.

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