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Issue • Opinion • Premium Sky Sports confirm the latest Floyd Mayweather pantomime will be a Box Office event, writes George Gigney as he casts his eyes over the boxing media IN the latest sign of the apocalypse, Sky Sports revealed that it will be broadcasting Floyd Mayweather’s exhibition bout against YouTuber Jake Paul –
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Feature • Issue • Premium Tommy Welch was two years old the first time he told his father he wanted to be a boxer. It’s taken a long time for Scott Welch to take his son seriously, writes Matt Christie “YOUR son is out of control, Mr. Welch,” Tommy Welch’s father was told by Tommy
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News Esther Lin/Showtime Brandon Figueroa breaks Luis Nery’s resistance and looks ahead to a clash with Stephen Fulton BRANDON FIGUEROA seized the WBC super-bantamweight title from Luis Nery with a seventh-round KO in a wild shootout in Carson, California. With both fighters being aggressive front-foot punchers, fans were anticipating an action-packed matchup between Figueroa and
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Premium • Reports Dave Thompson/Matchroom Joshua Buatsi delivers an emphatic finish in the Manchester main event, while an upset occurs on the undercard IN his first fight under the guidance of esteemed trainer Virgil Hunter, highly touted light-heavyweight Joshua Buatsi demonstrated his predatory instincts once more by producing a brutal finish at Manchester Arena. Going
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Opinion Amanda Westcott/Showtime Luis Nery, who fights Brandon Figueroa tonight (May 15), is far from the only ‘Panther’ in boxing 1. HARRY WILLS (BLACK PANTHER) One of the very best heavyweights of his era and a bona fide all-time great, Wills was a high-profile victim of boxing’s shameful colour bar, which prevented him from deservedly
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Feature • Issue • Premium Hannah Peters/Getty Images Sherman Williams is the archetypal heavyweight nearly man. There’s excuses. There’s pride. There’s genuine hard luck. Best of all there’s lessons aplenty for the fighters he now guides through the hardest game. By Oliver Fennell LIKE many former fringe contenders, Sherman Williams has a lot of “what
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Issue • Premium • Preview Amanda Westcott/Showtime Combative super-bantams Luis Nery and Brandon Figueroa prepare for battle, writes Paul Wheeler WHEN Premier Boxing Champions and Showtime announced their upcoming fight schedule last month, there were some appealing matchups on the list. One of which was the 12-rounder between WBC belt-holder Luis Nery and his fellow
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Feature • Issue • Premium Mark Robinson/Matchroom Boxing Joshua Buatsi returns in Manchester with a new trainer, writes John Dennen Buatsi vs Dos SantosThe quiet man of Britain’s thriving light-heavyweight scene, Joshua Buatsi returns to action behind closed doors at the Manchester Arena with a new trainer in his corner. Since a tougher-than-expected bout last
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Opinion Ed Mulholland/Matchroom In all my years watching boxing, it’s rare that I’ve seen a fighter as awe-inspiring as Canelo Alvarez, writes Ian Probert ALTHOUGH I’ve written a fair amount about boxing over the years I consider my ongoing fascination with this addictive business to be little more than a dilettante guilty pleasure. Even at
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News Mark Robinson/Matchroom Boxing Commonwealth Games gold medallist Sandy Ryan turns pro with Matchroom SANDY RYAN has signed with professional promotions Matchroom Sport. The talented Commonwealth Games champion and World silver medallist will be looking to compete in the exciting super-lightweight and welterweight divisions. “It’s been a while but I’m really excited. I can’t wait,”
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