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The heatwave sweeping the UK right now is no bother to Hamzah Sheeraz, after all, having spent eight weeks training in Los Angeles, and spent many an afternoon sweating in the Wild Card gym, Sheeraz is used to coping with the heat.
Derek Chisora got a win when he needed it as pulled a split decision out of the fire against Kubrat Pulev in their heavyweight rematch at the O2 Arena, London, which turned out to be the war that was promised.
Israil Madrimov’s rematch with Michel Soro, of France, ended in an unsatisfactory technical draw after Soro suffered a horrendous cut after a clash of heads seconds into the third round at the O2 arena.
Caoimhin Agyarko moved down to super-welterweight and extended his unbeaten record to 12 fights as he claimed a landslide ten-round decision over Poland’s Lukasz Maciec on the Chisora-Pulev undercard at the O2 Arena, London.
It is a decade since David Haye shared a ring with Derek Chisora at West Ham United’s old home of Upton Park and the long retired Haye believes he would have faced a tougher task had he been facing the Derek Chisora of today than the version he did then.
Derek Chisora’s defeat to Joseph Parker last December was greeted with a chorus of people telling him to retire. The problem is, he’s not listening.
Sky Sports have reportedly won the rights to broadcast the Oleksandr Usyk-Anthony Joshua fight in the UK, beating a bid from DAZN, despite Joshua agreeing a deal with DAZN last month.
David Haye believes that Anthony Joshua still has the capabilities become the top heavyweight in the sport. The retired fighter gives Joshua a good shot to come out victorious in his upcoming rematch against Oleksandr Usyk in Saudi Arabia on August 20.
Joe Joyce says he wants to stay busy while waiting for a world title shot and is happy to face any ranked heavyweight. Joyce bludgeoned Christian Hammer to defeat in four rounds at Wembley Arena on Saturday night, knocking down the experienced Germany-based Romanian four times.
Joe Joyce did what Joe Joyce does as he battered Christian Hammer into submission in four rounds at Wembley Arena to stay on track for a world heavyweight title shot.