Don’t be fooled by Adonis Stevenson’s immediate reaction to the possibility of a mouthwatering showdown with Sergey Kovalev. All parties involved in Saturday’s HBO-televised light heavyweight doubleheader were aware the telecast was designed to create future interest in such a clash.
The pair of knockout artists did their part on fight night. Stevenson successfully defended his World light heavyweight championship with a 6th round stoppage of England’s Tony Bellew in the evening’s main event at Colisée de Quebec (nee Pepsi Coliseum). The televised co-feature saw Kovalev tear through Ismayl Sillakh, scoring two knockdowns en route to an emphatic 2nd round knockout. [Click Here To Read More]
The pair of knockout artists did their part on fight night. Stevenson successfully defended his World light heavyweight championship with a 6th round stoppage of England’s Tony Bellew in the evening’s main event at Colisée de Quebec (nee Pepsi Coliseum). The televised co-feature saw Kovalev tear through Ismayl Sillakh, scoring two knockdowns en route to an emphatic 2nd round knockout. [Click Here To Read More]
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