Heavyweight Fight Schedule

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- Wilder's management want the rematch with Fury to be on April 6 in the USA


Johann Duhaupas ready for the winner of Whyte v Chisora II


Dillian Whyte insists focus is on Dereck Chisora, not Anthony Joshua


Double-booking Dec 22 to cost Whyte v Chisora II eye-watering sum


Whyte v Chisora II picked up by Showtime for US broadcast

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Whyte, Chisora Quick Quotes


Dillian Whyte has to get knocked out,’ declares Dereck Chisora


Whyte lists reasons why be beats Chisora again


David Price ‘fighting for his career’ against Tom Little


Lennox Lewis admits Riddick Bowe animosity at Wilder v Fury meeting

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From https://fightnews.com

Heavyweight David Price (23-6, 19 KOs) scored a fourth round TKO over Tom Little (10-7, 3 KOs). Ending a two-fight losing streak, the 6’8 Price wobbled Little with a right hand in round four and the referee very quickly stopped it. Little complained as the crowd booed.

Unbeaten International silver heavyweight beltholder Nathan Gorman (15-0, 11 KOs) won a twelve round unanimous decision over former world title challenger Razvan Cojanu (16-5, 9 KOs). Gorman outworked the 6’7 Cojanu in a bout than never caught fire. Scores were 119-109, 119-109, 120-108.

Heavyweight Carlos Takam (36-5-1, 28 KOs) scored a seventh round KO over Senad Gashi (17-2, 17 KOs). Takam floored Gashi three times in round seven to end a two-fight losing streak.

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Results:

Tyrone Spong defeated Ytalo Perea by SD

David Price defeated Tom Little by TKO 4

Nathan Gorman defeated Razvan Cojanu by UD

Carlos Takam defeated Senad Gashi by TKO 7

Dillian Whyte defeated Dereck Chisora by TKO 11

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Short video: Whyte KOs Chisora

KO from a different angle

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