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BoxingScene.com understands that Rocky Fielding will challenge WBA super middleweight world title holder Tyron Zeuge this summer. Fielding, ranked number four by the organisation, has been itching for a crack at Zeuge for some time and now it seems like he has landed his opportunity.
Carl Frampton's promoter Frank Warren has told Boxing Scene that they are still working on an opponent for 'The Jackal's' dream fight at Windsor Park, Belfast on August 18. Frampton (25-1, 14 KOs) the WBO Interim Featherweight champion, will realise a lifelong ambition when he fights at the home of the Northern Ireland football team in just under ten weeks time.
During a bloody encounter for the vacant WBO Super Lightweight title with Maurice Hooker on Saturday night, Terry Flanagan suffered five cuts which required 30 stitches. Flangan, the former WBO champion at 135lbs, collided with Hooker on numerous occasions as the southpaw and orthodox fighter butted heads leaving Flangan's face crimson masked.
by Shaun Brown - His left ear looked like it had been caught in the middle of a disagreement with Hannibal Lecter and Mike Tyson. The Doctor had a look. The ninth round (of ten). 'Look, man, your ear is hanging off, keep still'. He left the ring. Walked down the tunnel of the Mandalay Bay. A lady stopped him to get a form signed so he could get paid. Only in boxing. Man's gotta eat though. Stephen...
Luke Campbell (18-2, 15 KOs) will fight Yvan Mendy (40-4-1, 19 KOs) in a WBC lightweight title final eliminator. No information yet on the purse bids, who won or where it will happen but Campbell and Mendy will go again in a rematch of their December 2015 bout which Mendy won via split decision in London.
A fight between Luke Campbell (18-2, 15 KOs) and former WBA lightweight champion Anthony Crolla (33-6-3, 13 KOs) makes sense for both men, says their promoter Eddie Hearn.
Eddie Hearn has an agreement in place with six fighters as part of his $1 billion dollar deal with Perform Group's sports streaming service DAZN. The eight year deal, which was announced earlier this month, has saw Hearn attack the U.S boxing market - with all eyes on any fighter who does not have a promotional deal at the moment.
Frank Warren contacted Boxing Scene to respond to rival promoter Eddie Hearn's comments that he is ready to make a big offer for Joshua Buatsi (6-0, 4 KOs) to fight Anthony Yarde (15-0, 14 KOs).
Luke Campbell should hopefully find out in the next few weeks if he has been given the chance to avenge the first professional loss of his career. The (18-2, 15 KOs) British lightweight is aiming to fight two more times this year with the first possibly being against Yvan Mendy.
By the end of this week promoter Eddie Hearn wants to know if WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder wants to fight WBA/IBF/WBO/IBO champion Anthony Joshua. The will they-won't they saga has been taking up the column inches in boxing media week after week but Hearn, Joshua and the rest of the team are ready to move on to a fight with WBA mandatory challenger Alexander Povetkin if a deal can't be struck with Wilder. And they are adamant that a first fight between Joshua and Wilder should take place in Britain.