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Sebastian Fundy keeps titles from TKO from Chordale Booker

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Sebastian Fundy kept the unified WBC titles and WBO Junior Medium Weight with the fourth round of TKO with Chordale Booker on Saturday in Las Vegas.

The fund (22-1-1, 15 KO) is the highest boxing champion for 6 feet-5½, despite weighing only 154 pounds. He used his 8.5-inch height advantage to exert pressure for a long Southpaw stab when he bloodied.

The fund stunned the Booker in round 3, and then made the pretender aware of the next round with a series of shots. Booker tried to survive, but a lot of blows along the lin forced the judge to stop the fight against nine seconds in round 4.

“He moved a lot; I don’t think he wanted to trade at all,” said the 27 -year -old fund.

The fund’s return after a year’s release in his career was a fight. The fund was set in a queue to fight the former master of Errola Spence, who was scheduled for October 2024, but was delayed many times and finally canceled from March 29.

The fund should be set to a much more convincing fight this summer. The undefeated Puerto Ricanan Xander Zayas is a must -have fund for both lanes and can be next. The fund also mentioned the possible union with the IBF Bakhram Murtazaliev champion.

The fund that fights Coachella in California is the younger weight of ESPN No. 2. He won the titles in March last year, when he defeated Tim Tisz in nervousness of a fraction in one of the best action fights this year. The fund accepted this task for an 11 -day termination after Keith Thurman was wounded.

Known as “high hell”, the fund has an 80-inch range and ranks second in 154 pounds by ESPN. The fund and his sister Gabriela are the first brother and sister who were full masters in the history of boxing. She was called ESPN women in 2024.

Booker (23-2, 11 KO) won six consecutive fights since the first round of KO with Ammunition Williams in 2022. The 33-year-old, who fights with Stamford in Connecticut, fought for his first world title.

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Louis Armstrong stadium to the host of Berlang, Stevenson fighting on July 12

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The Ring Magazine announced on Wednesday that the card from July 12, headed by Edgar Berlang vs. Hamzah Sheeraz and Shakur Stevenson defending the WBC lightweight championship against William Zepeda will take place at the Louis Armstrong stadium in Queens, Modern York.

The Ring Magazine 3 event will be broadcast to Dazn and will be served as the premiere event of the upcoming TV program Ring “Inside the Ring”.

The Louis Armstrong stadium was opened in 2018 and mainly tennis events, including the US Open. The place will accommodate nearly 15,000 and has a buried roof, which will be necessary for the organization of a boxing event in the summer. This is the first tennis stadium that has a roof and naturally ventilated.

Although the defense of Stevenson titles will be treated as the main event throughout the whole week of fighting, it will be a great -the average fight of Berlang from Sheeraz, which closes the program.

Stevenson (23-0, 11 KO) goes down from the ninth round of TKO in February over the tardy deputy Josh Padley, while Zepeda (33-0, 27 KO) defeated Tevin Farmer in March. Berlanga (23-1, 18 KO) will return to action for the first time since he abandons the unilateral decision about Canelo Alvarez in September last year. Sheeraz from England (21-0-1, 17 KO) fought with the controversial draw with the Middle Libra Master Carlos Adames in February.

Ring Magazine 3 will take place the day after a very anticipated fight with the trilogy between Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano, which will also take place in Modern York at Madison Square Garden.

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Will the master speak? Shakura’s frustration could steal the program today at a Doublehead press conference?

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Image: William Zepeda's Coach Exposes Shakur Stevenson's Rejection of May 3rd Bout: 'Too Soon'

Promotion of Edgar Berlang vs. Hamzah Sheeraz and Shakur Stevenson vs. William Zepeda Doubleheader begins today at a press conference at 13:00 ET in Palladium, Recent York to discuss their event on July 12. The card will be issued outside at the Louis Armstrong stadium at Queens, Recent York.

Turki Alalshikh chose another unique surroundings of one of his cards, but he will allow ordinary fans to participate. It is a difference from the event from last month in the Times Square Exclusive, wealthy atmosphereDesigned for the upper shell.

The Louis Armstrong stadium will accommodate 14,053 fans, so it will require an extensive promotion to attract a huge enough audience to sell.

Will Stevenson reject his anger today?

The featherlight champion of WBC Shakur (23-0, 11 KO) will have the opportunity to set off his frustration related to receiving the second settlement before the media. He expressed anger because of placing Berlang from Sheeraz based on the fight.

It will be captivating if Stevenson decides to Rant. Many fans believe that he should be in the main event. He is the world champion and did much more in his career than Berlanga or Sheeraz. Shakur could transform a press conference into a therapeutic session, during which he releases his regret by pouring him out into the media.

The press conference could utilize the theater with complaining of Stevenson. I doubt he. It is a pity that Zepeda does not speak English. This is a problem that his last opponent, Tevin Farmer, tried to promote his two fights. He couldn’t divorce him to force him to answer because he couldn’t speak English. Stevenson is not really that good in slaughtering opponents and trying their anger. His knowledge is praised.

The role of Berlang in the promotion

The opponent of Berlanga, Sheeraz (21-0-1, 17 KO), is not known to fans and is not a very speaker. So to Berlang will require strengthening fans about this fight. Because Edgar is the main guy, his duty is to try to sell the event

Last updated 15.05.2025

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Box: Goodman Eyes World Title Shoot after defeating Vaca

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Return Australian boxer Goodman himself could hit Jackpot after reviving his flagship fortune unanimously win with Mexican Cesar Vaca in Sydney.

Goodman improved his undefeated record to 20-0 thanks to the dominant performance at the Hordern Pavilion Night on Wednesday, which could fall in the 26-year-old in a hit world title shot in the USA.

The Goodman team will now ask for the highest in the world of the IBF Super-Bantameight Fighter in the world to become a must-have pretender to face Nayya Inoue’s supergising.

Goodman can even end up on the same card as his stable rematch Tim Tyu from Sebastian Funda in Las Vegas in July or August.

The Crack of the Inoue world title would only be deserved after 26-year-old Goodman had a battle with the Japanese in December in the amount of $ 1 million cruelly broken by two sparring injuries.

Goodman went down in the financial danger of PO, first of all, his planned Christmas hit against Inoue in Tokyo was postponed after the pretender suffered a cut on his left eye during the training.

Albion’s talent was then devastated after postponing the January duel, when he opened the cut again and was forced to undergo surgery.

Goodman faced the loss of a house for a million dollars, which he bought at the end of last year if he lost on Wednesday evening.

He finished the meeting with high rates with cuttings in both eyes and was properly released from survival without any major damage.

“It was a blow that led me to this, and then, the fuck, it was the beauty of the main ass that led me here,” said Goodman after receiving the competition 99-92, 99-91, 100-90 by three judges.

“So the next two rounds were that they managed to deal with it and win the fight.

“The idea was to be a clever fight and regaining this pace on the road to world titles.”

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