has admitted to being somewhat concerned about a potential clash between Deontay Wilder and Jai Opetaia, given that the outcome could scupper his plans for Cinco de Mayo weekend in 2027. According to multiple reports, Opetaia could feature on the Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua undercard and make his heavyweight debut at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium. […] The post David Benavidez delivers honest verdict on Deontay Wilder vs Jai Opetaia: “He gets hit a lot” appeared first on Boxing News.
Just before Australia’s tour of South Africa began in Durban earlier this month, Steve Smith was in a mood at Kingsmead Stadium, cursing for every ball that found the edge of his bat.
One gets the feeling this is the start of a new chapter for Seven Barrows. With the Constitution Hill saga put to bed for now, Nicky Henderson can... Read More
Fundora sealed the victory just before the bell rang at the end of the 12th round, flooring Hadribeaj with a brutal left hand that sent his opponent sprawling.
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