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Frank Warren, who leads the promotional charge of Saturday's 'Day of Reckoning' card in Saudi Arabia, has slammed the IBF's recent decision which forced cruiserweight Jai Opetaia to vacate his world title.
Social media star Jake Paul is open to the possibility of having a future fight with Viddal Riley. Last Friday, Paul (8-1, 5 KOs) returned to the ring and knocked out professional boxer Andre August in the first round with a vicious uppercut.
At this moment, heavyweight contender Deontay Wilder believes a long-awaited showdown with Anthony Joshua will certainly happen - and he says the only thing that can stop their fight is a loss, by either, on Saturday night in Saudi Arabia.
Heavyweight contender Otto Wallin feels confident that former two-time champion Anthony Joshua is a shadow of the fighter who sent Wladimir Klitschko into retirement.
Matchroom promoter Eddie Hearn has hit back at some of the recent statements that were made by former undisputed junior welterweight champion Chantelle Cameron.
Frank Warren is the lead promoter of the upcoming 'Day of Reckoning' card, which takes place on Saturday in Saudi Arabia. The big event will feature numerous top heavyweights and several world champions.
According to reporter Ben Damon and Fox Sports Australia, undefeated Jai Opetaia plans to vacate his IBF cruiserweight title to moved forward with his scheduled bout with Ellis Zorro (17-0, 7 KO's).
On Saturday night in Arizona, British flyweight Sunny Edwards suffered the first defeat of his pro career when he was stopped after nine rounds of action in his WBO, IBF unification clash with Jesse 'Bam' Rodriguez.
The Armory, Minneapolis - Former world champions squared off as Robert “The Ghost” Guerrero (38-6-1, 20 KOs) grinded out a unanimous decision (98-92 twice, 99-91) over Andre Berto (32-6, 24 KOs) after 10 rounds of welterweight action.
At The Armory in Minneapolis, Jose “Rayo” Valenzuela (13-2, 9 KOs) scored a vicious sixth-round knockout over Chris “Primetime” Colbert (17-2, 6 KOs) in their WBA lightweight title eliminator that served as a rematch after Colbert edged Valenzuela with a controversial decision in March.