
Filip Hrgovic vs Joe Joyce
BoxingScene Today breaks down Filip Hrgović’s unanimous decision win over Joe Joyce, analyzing both fighters’ performances and what it means for their heavyweight futures.
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BoxingScene Today breaks down Filip Hrgović’s unanimous decision win over Joe Joyce, analyzing both fighters’ performances and what it means for their heavyweight futures.

Joe Joyce will enter Saturday’s make-or-break heavyweight contest with Filip Hrgovic with a leaner frame after weighing in at 275.1lbs

Filip Hrgović shares his strategy and mindset ahead of a key heavyweight clash with Joe Joyce, aiming to solidify his place in the division.

Frank Warren previews upcoming bouts like Joyce vs. Hrgović and Usyk vs. Dubois, highlights Nick Ball’s rise, and shares his vision for boxing’s future with potential Inoue and Alalshikh matchups.

"I’m looking forward to winning on Saturday, knocking him out, and getting back to the top," said Hrgovic at this afternoon's press conference in Manchester.

Somewhere inside a boxer, inaccessible to them or anybody else – until it makes itself painfully apparent – is an expiration date. On their chin.

Joyce and Hrgovic will square off in a heavyweight crossroads fight on April 5 in Manchester, England.

The rankings and policies of the International Boxing Federation [IBF] have come into sharp focus in recent months because of the sanctioning body enforcing nonsensical mandatories and kyboshing undisputed championships in the process.

The career of Daniel Dubois can be compared to Anthony Joshua’s in several ways: the vaunted fight-ending power; the suggestion of questionable punch resistance and stamina; the humbling defeats; the regular switching of training teams; the rebirths.

The IBF heavyweight title will be on the line Saturday at Wembley Stadium in what serves as a crossroads for Daniel Dubois (21-2, 20 KOs) and Anthony Joshua (28-3, 25 KOs).