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Frampton is Willing to Face Lee Selby Next
2-Division world champion Carl Frampton is willing to travel to face IBF Featherweight champion Lee Selby in Selby’s hometown.
Frampton’s manager Barry McGuigan is happy to negotiate with Lee Selby’s team.
“We can’t have Santa Cruz in Belfast until next summer when we can go outdoors to a bigger venue. We do need a fight in the meantime so we are going to have to travel. But we won’t be travelling across the Atlantic. If we fight Selby we can fight him in Glasgow, we can fight him in Cardiff, we can fight him in Manchester, London, Birmingham. They all have arenas big enough to hold a crowd that makes it financially viable. I know that is the fight they want but it’s a whole different ball game when you sit down and negotiate with them. Frampton is the draw so they’ve got to understand who the main attraction is. We are happy to negotiate with them but we have to get it on the right terms. We have to get the right terms for Carl.” said McGuigan
Frampton was supposed to fight Mexican Andres Gutierez last weekend in WBC Featherweight title eliminator but the fight was cancelled due to accident where Gutierez accidentally slipped in shower.
Lee Selby the IBF Featherweight champion is coming off 12 round unanimous decision win over Jonathan Victor Barros to defend his title for the fourth time.
ICYMI: Broner Vs. Garcia – Here is the before, during and after the Fight
ICYMI: Here is the before, during and after the fight highlights of Mickey Garcia vs Adrien Broner.
Mickey Garcia displays his boxing skills when he beat stylish boxer Adrien Broner last July 29 at Barclays Center in Brooklyn New York. Three judges Don Ackerman (112-116) Eric Marlinski (111-117) Steve Weisfeld (112-116) gave Garcia the win by wide margin.
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Mickey Garcia Makes Statement Defeats Adrien Broner in 140-pound debut!
photo by Showtime |
Mickey Garcia impressed boxing fans by beating 4-weight boxing champion Adrien Broner at Barclays Center in Brooklyn New York. Three judges Eric Marlinski (117-111), Don Ackerman (116-112) and Steve Weisfeld (116-112) all scored the fight for Mickey Garcia by wide margins. with the win Garcia captured the WBC Diamond belt and would get bigger names in the division.
The early rounds was tactical, Garcia was the busier fighter while Broner was on the move and throw some counter punches occasionally. Garcia attacked Broner and connected hard shots while Broner continued to move around and pick some counter punches. Broner knowing that Garcia is ahead in the scorecards he tried to do action in ninth round where he exchanged punches and landed body shots that slow down Garcia. Broner landed left hook that knocked Garcia off balance in the 10th but Garcia regained the control in last two rounds.
In the co feature bout Jermell Charlo was successful on his WBC Middleweight title eliminator fight against Argentinean Jorge Sebastian Heiland. Charlo dropped Heiland in second round en route to fourth round knock out win over Argentinean.
Rau’shee Warren Dominates Mcjoe Arroyo Wants Jerwin Ancajas Next!
Rau’shee Warren connecting upper cut to Arroyo |
In the battle of Olympians Rau’shee Warren outclassed Puerto Rican Mcjoe Arroyo on the Mickey Garcia-Adrien Broner non-televised undercard at Barclays Center in Brooklyn New York. All three judges gave the fight for Warren of Cincinnati Ohio. Scores were 118-110, 117-111, 117-111.
Warren was obviously the sharper and busier fighter throughout the fight. Warren is now the mandatory challenger for IBF world super flyweight title currently held by Filipino puncher Jerwin Ancajas.
This his first fight since losing his WBA/IBO world Bantamweight titles to Kazakhstan’s Zhanat Zhakiyanov in February 2017 where he dropped Zhakiyanov twice in first round but the Kazakh boxer came back to earn a 12-round split decision win.
“I feel really good at this weight. Now it’s time for me to go get a strap. I haven’t been at this weight since the Olympics. I want to get these titles and then go down to 112 pounds for another title. First I want to take care of Jerwin Ancajas.” Warren said.
Victor Ortiz and Saul Corral both Ready for Battle
L-Ortiz, R-Corral, photo by Ryan Hafey/Premier Boxing Champion |
Former WBC world champion Victor Ortiz and Saul Corral are both ready for their 10 round Welterweight non-title fight tomorrow at Rabobank Theater in Bakersfield California.
Victor Ortiz weighed in at 145.2 pounds while Mexican Saul Corral weighed in at 145.6 pounds.
In the co feature bout Super welterweight contender Justin Deloach (17-1) will take on fellow once beaten Nathaniel Gallimore (18-1-1).
Takashi Uchiyama and Takashi Miura retire from Boxing
Takashi Uchiyama connecting left straight to Takashi Miura |
Two of Japan’s top boxers in Super featherweight (130 pounds) division announced their retirement from professional boxing following their respective defeats in world title fights.
37, Takashi Uchiyama of Tokyo revealed his retirement when he spoke to local media seven months after his last fight against Jezreel Corrales in a rematch where he lost the fight and failed to regain his title. Uchiyama retires with a record of 24-2-1,20KOs and as a 2- time world champion in 2 weight classes having held the WBA “Super” world Featherweight Title and WBA “Super” world Super featherweight Title. He Has a record of 11-2-1 (10 KO) in World Title fights.
33, Takashi Miura who also residing in Tokyo announced his retirement on his twitter account following loop sided unanimous decision defeat against Mexican Miguel Berchelt last July 15 at The Forum LA. Miura is a former WBC world super featherweight champion he defended the title four times before losing to Mexican Francisco Vargas in 2015. He tried to regain his title but was outpointed by Miguel Berchelt in his last fight. Miura retires with a record of 31-4-2,24KOs
Uchiyama and Miura once met inside the ring on January 31 2011 where Uchiyama recorded his third title defense against Miura in a war. Miura the harder puncher dropped Uchiyama in the third round but Uchiyama managed to recover and control the rest of the rounds. Miura’s corner called off the fight as Miura’s eye right eye had fully closed due to hard punches from Uchiyama in eight round. Boxing fans called for a rematch and unification when they are both hoding world titles in 2015 but the rematch will never gonna happen.
Gideon Buthelezi decisions Ponteras to retain IBO Title
South African Gideon Buthelezi (20-5.4) successfully retained his IBO World Super flyweight Title against Filipino challenger Ryan Rey Ponteras (20-12-1) Friday night at the International Convention Centre in East London in South Africa.
According to report Buthelezi earned a twelve round unanimous decision win over Ponteras to record his third successful title defense.
31 year-old Buthelezi has won three IBO world title belts since making his pro debut in July 2006. He is a three division IBO (International Boxing Organization) world champion. He held the minimumweight and light flyweight versions of IBO belt and currently holding the IBO world title at 115 pounds.
Sho Kimura knocks out Zou Shiming to claim WBO crown
L-Brico Santig, R-Sho Kimura photo by Brico Santig |
Sho Kimura scored a massive upset when he knocks out former olympian and China’s only boxing world champion Zou Shiming in eleventh round to claim the WBO world flyweight title in Shanghai China.
Kimura improves his record to 15 wins with 8 knockouts , 2 draws and 1 defeat while Shiming drops to 9 wins with 2 defeats.
Kimura became the third Japanese world champion at flyweight (112 pounds) along WBA champion Kazuto Ioka and WBC champion Daigo Higa.
Abcede and Koura Made Weight Ahead of Their OPBF Title Fight
Korakuen Hall, Tokyo Japan- Former Oriental minimumweight champion Jaysever Abcede (14-6,9KOs) and undefeated Japanese Tsubasa Koura (10-0,7) made weight earlier ahead of their fight tomorrow for the vacant OPBF Minimumweight Title.
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Tyson Fury announced his retirement again :"THE END"
Former WBO/WBA/IBF/IBO Heavyweight world champion Tyson Fury announced his retirement on his social media accounts again. Fury Thanks his fan for support
“Been very blessed in my life & career achieve the upmost in boxing, was a epic journey along the way, Thanks to all the fans that supported & believed in me along the way. Hope you enjoy it as much as I did. THE END.” Fury wrote
Only 28 year-old Tyson Luke Fury was born and raised in Wythenshawe, Manchester, England.
He has held the Ring magazine with WBO/WBA/IBF/IBO heavyweight titles after defeating long-reigning world champion Wladimir Klitschko in 2015 with the huge victory he also awarded as 2015 Fighter of the Year and Upset of the Year awards by The Ring. He hasn’t fought since his win over Klitscho.
He was stripped of IBF title after unable to make the mandatory defense of his IBF title against challenger Vyachelev Glazkov due to agreeing rematch with Klitscho but never happened because of Fury’s personal problem. Fury vacated all world titles after the first retirement but has announced that he will come back in boxing before he posted another retirement and latest retirement to his instagram account. He retired with an unblemished record of 25 wins with 18 Knockouts.
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Watch: David Haye Reacts to Andre Ward Eyeing Tony Bellew or Move to Heavyweight
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