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Tyson Fury: Biography, record, fights and more

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Tyson Fury of Manchester, England is a former WBC lineal heavyweight champion of the world. Fury has fought in two different trilogies – he defeated Derek Chisora ​​in all three (2 KOs and a unanimous decision) and is 2-0-1 with 2 KOs against Deontay Wilder (with a draw in the first fight). He also has notable wins over Wladimir Klitschko and Dillian White.

Next fight: December 21 vs. Aleksander Usyk

Record: 34-1-1, 24 KOs
Date of birth: August 12, 1988
Age: 35
Stance: Orthodox
Reception: 85 inches
Height: 6-foot-9

Fury’s best stories:

  • Tyson Fury vows to be in “destruction mode” against Oleksandr Usyk

  • Oleksandr Usyk’s rematch with Tyson Fury is scheduled for December 21

  • Who are the main contenders to chase Usyk and Fury?

  • Usyk vs. Fury was exactly what the sport of boxing had been missing

  • Oleksandr Usyk defeated Tyson Fury by split decision, which is currently uncontested

  • Round by round: Usyk defeats Furia to become undisputed champion

  • Oleksandr Usyk knocks down Tyson Fury en route to a split decision victory

  • Fury vs. Usyk offers something that has never been seen before in the heavyweight division

  • Bradley’s opinion: Who has the advantage in the Tyson Fury vs. Oleksandr Usyk match?

  • Tyson Fury is “having fun” in the face of the upcoming “fight of the century” with Usyk

  • Lineal heavyweight champions: Tyson Fury and the 37 others who preceded him

  • ‘Please don’t hit me’: Fury mocks Usyk

  • Tyson Fury’s father headbutts teammate Usyk before fight

  • Fury vs. Usyk: The importance of the undisputed heavyweight champion

  • Oleksandr Usyk will not judge Tyson Fury for postponing the fight

  • Will Fury be ready for the May fight with Usyk? Here are some answers

  • Tyson Fury-Oleksandr Usyk title fight postponed to May 18

  • Tyson Fury stopped training; February 17 fight with Oleksandr Usyk p.

  • 10 must-see fights in February – and why they’re worth watching

  • Boxing rankings pound for pound: Fury falls

  • Sources: Tyson Fury-Oleksandr Usyk title fight scheduled for February

  • Tyson Fury-Francis Ngannou was simply a benefit to everyone – except Ngannou

  • Tyson Fury defeats Francis Ngannou by split decision

  • Fury: Ngannou ‘one of the toughest fights’ of the last decade

  • Tyson Fury survived the knockdown and overtook Francis Ngannou on points

  • Round by round: Tyson Fury knocked down but beats Francis Ngannou

  • Athletes react to Tyson Fury’s close victory over Francis Ngannou

  • Stars gather for the Tyson Fury vs. Francis Ngannou match

  • ‘That’s what heavyweights do’: How Mike Tyson helped make Francis Ngannou’s dream fight a reality

  • Timothy Bradley Jr. Opinion: Can Ngannou upset Fury?

  • Teddy Atlas: How I would train Francis Ngannou to fight Tyson Fury

  • The best strikes of the last 30 years of boxing and MMA

  • Ronaldo gave Ngannou a watch worth PLN 134,000. dollars before the fight with Fury

  • From Ali vs. Inoki to Fury vs. Ngannou – the most critical fights of all time

  • Tyson Fury says he will fight long after Ngannou and Usyk

  • Sources: Tyson Fury, Oleksandr Usyk have a bilateral rematch clause

  • Details of the Fury-Usyk fight and how Ngannou could ruin the plan

  • Sources: Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk are signing up for a winter clash

  • An old-fashioned fan’s guide to the heavyweight division: When will we actually get Tyson Fury-Oleksandr Usyk?

  • Oleksandr Usyk wins again; Will Tyson Fury be next? It’s obvious, but not that basic

  • Tyson Fury has his sights on Jon Jones after Francis Ngannou

  • Tyson Fury and Francis Ngannou announce the fight at a press conference

  • Fury and Ngannou face to face for the first time

  • Mike Tyson will support Francis Ngannou train for his fight with Tyson Fury

  • Will Tyson Fury fight Francis Ngannou? First look at the fight between the two heavyweight champions

  • The fight between Tyson Fury and Francis Ngannou in Saudi Arabia has been announced

  • Making a career in the heavyweight division: Tyson Fury vs. Francis Ngannou is more than just a fight

  • On the negotiations that brought Francis Ngannou, the world’s greatest heavyweight fighter, to the PFL

  • Former UFC heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou signs a contract with PFL

  • What we know and what we don’t know about Francis Ngannou signing with PFL

  • Anticipating the fight: Without Oleksandr Usyk, who are the potential opponents of Tyson Fury’s next fight?

  • Sources: Oleksandr Usyk-Tyson Fury’s fight in danger due to stall in talks

  • Sources: Oleksandr Usyk and Tyson Fury break off title fight talks

  • Anthony Joshua: I will not regret if there is no fight with Tyson Fury after the Oleksandr Usyk saga

  • One fight away from undisputed position: fighters – and divisions – closer to crowning a four-lane champion

  • Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk agree to the terms of their title fight

  • The boxing fights we always wanted to see but never happened. Add Spence-Crawford to the list?

  • Months of talks and negotiations and a surprising result: an eventful year for Tyson Fury

  • Tyson Fury highly rates Derek Chisora ​​ahead of the trilogy that will take place on December 3

  • The Tyson Fury-Derek Chisora ​​trilogy may seem monotonous, but there are reasons why it’s worth watching

  • Tyson Fury defeats Derek Chisora ​​and defends the title

  • Derek Chisora-Tyson Fury: Rivals promise ‘best heavyweight first round’ in December 3 fight

  • “Bored” Fury will return to defend his title against Chisora

  • Tyson Fury defended his heavyweight title after Dillian Whyte’s TKO and indicates he is ready to retire

  • Fury vs Whyte recap…

  • “I’ll never come back”: Tyson Fury’s last dance?

  • Fury vs. betting breakdown and analysis Whyte

  • Dillian Whyte’s journey from a 200-seat bar to Wembley Stadium

  • Sources: Tyson Fury-Dillian Whyte fight will continue after Anthony Joshua’s contract collapse

  • Dillian Whyte signs a contract to fight Tyson Fury for the heavyweight title ahead of schedule

  • Ranking of the best fights of spring, including Fury-Whyte and Usyk-Joshua 2

  • Bob Arum cuts ties with a promoter who has been subjected to US sanctions for ties to organized crime; others encouraged others to follow suit

  • Don’t be surprised if Tyson Fury fights Oleksandr Usyk in 2022

  • Heavyweight champions Tyson Fury and Francis Ngannou exchange comments on social media about a potential crossover fight

  • Tyson Fury underwent six-hour surgery on both elbows after his trilogy with Deontay Wilder: the father

  • ‘It takes it away from you mentally and physically – quickly’: What it’s like to fight heavyweight champion Tyson Fury

  • Heavyweight boxer Tyson Fury slams opponent Dillian Whyte for dodging kick-off media event and suggests retirement

  • WBC orders Tyson Fury to defend his heavyweight title against Dillian Whyte

  • Boxing lost its biggest fight in Tyson Fury-Anthony Joshua but gained a star in Oleksandr Usyk

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Manny Pacquiao Jr. he intends to follow in his father’s footsteps and become a professional

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Manny Pacquiao Jr and Freddie Roach

World Boxing News can reveal that Manny Pacquiao Jr. he is training to be able to compete in professional ranks in the future.

According to coach Marvin Somodo Manny Jr. he will follow in the footsteps of his legendary father Manny Pacquiao and become a prize fighter. Junior currently splits his time between home and Wild Card Gym under the tutelage of Somodo and Freddie Roach.

A former boxer, Roach rose to fame as Pacquiao Sr.’s trainer, earning him numerous world championships and a Hall of Fame career that may not be over yet. Despite being inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in a ceremony scheduled for the summer, Pacquiao still hopes to face Mario Barrios for the WBC welterweight crown in July.

WBN understands that Manny Jr. could appear on the undercard if the fight goes according to plan.

Discussing Junior’s progress, Somodo spoke exclusively to World Boxing News.

“Manny Jr. I just train every day, just like my other professional players,” Somodo explained to WBN. We hope to get him a fight soon, but the most significant thing is to keep improving him in the gym every day. The plan for him is to turn pro in the future and when I see he is ready. The plan is for him to become a professional boxer, but you never know.

When asked about Junior’s development, Somodo replied: “He’s doing really well. His work ethic is really good. You see him every day at the gym and you never complain. We spar with world-class players and he does well. His future depends on his performance once he turns pro. I believe he will cope, but time will tell,” he concluded.

Pacquiao Jr. he achieved mixed results in amateur competitions and suffered four defeats in a row. But his game may be better suited to professional fighters if he’s anything like his dad, an eight-weight world titleholder.

23-year-old Pacquiao Jr. time is running out and he must make a move within the next six months. This decision will coincide perfectly with the return of Pacquiao Sr. and will allow the pair to make history by fighting for the same stakes this summer in Las Vegas.

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Merry Christmas from World Boxing News

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December 25, 2024

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World Boxing News wishes all its readers, boxing fans and supporters of this sport a Merry Christmas.

The year 2024 was great again, with many huge fights and massive events taking place in the sport. Oleksandr Usyk ruled the year with two wins over Tyson Fury and won the WBN Fighter of the Year award for the second time in three years.

Saudi Arabia continued to be a force in the sport as streaming services like Netflix and Amazon Prime increased competition for DAZN’s original streamers.

Next year promises to be another essential year. Artur Beterbiev vs. Dmitry Bivol 2 and David Benavidez .vs. David Morrell has already been confirmed to play in the spring. Mexican star Canelo Alvarez will review his Cinco De Mayo plans next month and add more to the schedule.

Boxing fans have a lot to look forward to, and WBN aims to bring you all the most essential news as we celebrate our fifteenth year in 2025. WBN will take a miniature break until December 27, when we will return to continue the work we started in 2010.

We wish everyone a special time during the holiday season and see you when the weekend begins.

Take care of yourself – Phil Jay, WBN editor-in-chief.

Before we come back, read some of our latest headlines.

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UFC heavyweight boxing fans want wins in FOUR seconds

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December 24, 2024

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The UFC heavyweight flop, having lost two of his three fights in the company, made a spectacular return to the win column.

Cuban Robelis Despaigne, who caused disappointment among boxing fans by signing a contract with Dana White, may return to the market. Despaigne moved on to Karate Combat on December 19 and continued his astonishing KO record.

Before entering White’s octagon earlier this year, Despaigne scored his fourth consecutive MMA knockout victory in 37 seconds. “Substantial Boy” sent shockwaves through the striking side of combat sports, and it was expected that Despaigne would sign a contract with a boxing promoter to see how far his strength would take him.

The 36-year-old has little time to prove his worth in any other code after the UFC grabbed a ponderous hitter and then fired him. Despaigne won his UFC debut against Josh Parisian in just 18 seconds and went to the ground.

At six-foot-seven with an 86-inch reach, Despaigne had the longest arms in UFC history and was tipped to be a UFC title contender. There was hope then that Despaigne could follow Ngannou into boxing and make an impact.

However, his UFC career fell apart when he faced opponents with above-average preparation work. Two defeats to Austen Lane in October and Waldo Cortes-Acosta in May made White wash his hands of Despaigne.

WBN then speculated that a promoter from the United States could get Despaigne and accelerate his boxing career. Weeks passed and it seemed that Despaigne was damaged goods. Last week, he signed a contract with Dominik Jędrzejczyk at the Karate Combat 51 gala in Miami, Florida, still looking for an opportunity to make mega money.

Getting back to winning ways was imperative and Despaigne did not disappoint. He knocked out Jedrzejczyk within seconds, giving his last six KO victories in a total of 59 seconds. Despaigne landed one kick and one punch to achieve an unreal triumph in just four seconds. The knockout was the fastest in the history of Karate Combat.

Despaigne could push the boundaries of the sport if a boxing company is willing to take the risk, and perhaps he can do what Francis Ngannou did. Ngannou earned $30 million in two fights against Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua.

Oddly enough, the PFL may now be interested in fielding Despaigne against Ngannou next year. PFL’s gain would then be boxing’s loss.

Looking back at Kimbo Slice and his boxing performances, there was concern among boxing promoters. However, Despaigne could fight six or seven times a year to raise his profile and become a phenomenon. That is, if he can do what he has done in other combat sports, similar to boxers who also train.

It’s up to lesser-known promoters to make the decision, as no one at the top of the sport will want to get burned like the UFC.

What do they have to lose?

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