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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
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.
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
Photo taken this morning, Fury is staying in shape.
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- David Price has reportedly signed a promotional deal with David Haye, but some say the report is not true.
- Frank Warren has confirmed in an interview there are talks with Shelly Finkel for a Fury-Wilder rematch. Warren would prefer it be in the UK, he says Fury will fill a stadium in the UK no matter who he fights.
- Usyk's manager Krasyuk: "Parker and Miller refused to fight, Takam wants to fight Chisora, and Whyte is likely to hold a battle with Joshua in April; Ortiz and Povetkin are possible"
According to ESPN, Frank Warren has declared that the Deontay Wilder vs Tyson Fury rematch is likely to take place in the US with Las Vegas as one option. He thinks the fight will get made for April or May.
Frank Warren is making a mistake here. I for one feel the fight should be in the UK or in Germany or a neutral country. No reason for another US fight.Quote:
Originally Posted by Freedom
Fury will win, easy work just has to make sure he does not lose concentration and tagged again.Quote:
Originally Posted by ykdadamajaFrank Warren is making a mistake here. I for one feel the fight should be in the UK or in Germany or a neutral country. No reason for another US fight.Quote:
Originally Posted by Freedom
I agree. The deck will be stacked against him in the US, especially in Las Vegas, which is notorious for dodgy officiating.Quote:
Originally Posted by ykdadamaja
But if he's back to his absolute best fighting shape by spring, and if he stays focused before and during the fight, he'll be so much better than Wilder that he may still win.
I hope the rumours are not true.
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- Luis Ortiz will fight Christian Hammer, March 2 at Barclays
- According to Bermane Stiverne, Joe Joyce vs Stiverne is set for the undercard of DeGale vs Eubank Jr on February 23rd at the O2 Arena.