Frank Warren: page 74

Warren: Fury Has Wilder's Number; Will Be Better In Rematch

•Jun 21, 2019

LAS VEGAS – Frank Warren envisions Tyson Fury beating Deontay Wilder even easier in their rematch than in their first fight. England’s Fury and Alabama’s Wilder battled to a controversial split draw December 1, but Warren considers Fury the winner of that 12-round bout at Staples Center in Los Angeles. Now that Fury has remained in boxing shape between bouts, Warren can’t see why a camp focused on training, not losing weight, won’t prepare Fury to defeat Wilder convincingly in their second fight.

Frank Warren Gives Take on Warrington's Win Over Kid Galahad

Frank Warren

•Jun 21, 2019

WHILE TYSON FURY WAS taking over Vegas, back at home Josh Warrington returned to his regular haunt of the FD Arena in Leeds for the first time as a world champion to make his mandatory defence against Kid Galahad. Unfortunately, this one was never likely to be pretty because it takes two to make a fight.

Warren Confident Kovalev-Yarde Happens In September In Russia

Keith Idec

•Jun 18, 2019

LAS VEGAS – Frank Warren walked away from his meeting with Kathy Duva over the weekend confident that Anthony Yarde’s mandated shot at Sergey Kovalev will be announced soon. Yarde’s promoter told BoxingScene.com that he expects the Kovalev-Yarde fight to take place in September in Russia. Kovalev-Yarde tentatively had been scheduled for June 29 in Kovalev’s hometown of Chelyabinsk, Russia.

Frank Warren on Wilder-Fury II: Both Sides Want To Get it Done

BoxingScene Staff

•Jun 18, 2019

Frank Warren will discuss plans for the rematch against Deontay Wilder with Tyson Fury this week. The 30-year-old excelled on the occasion of his first fight in Las Vegas on Saturday evening when he stopped the previously-undefeated Tom Schwarz in two rounds at the MGM Grand to enhance both his popularity and his reputation as the finest heavyweight in the world.

Frank Warren: Joshua Should Regroup, Not Take Ruiz Rematch

BoxingScene Staff

•Jun 17, 2019

Tyson Fury’s promoter Frank Warren has questioned rival Anthony Joshua’s ability to regain his place among the world’s leading heavyweight boxers. Warren urged the Londoner not to take a rematch with Andy Ruiz Jr, who defeated him in New York earlier this month as a late replacement following Jarrell Miller’s positive drug test.

Frank Warren Breaks Down Fury-Schwarz, Warrington-Galahad

Frank Warren

•Jun 15, 2019

FOR ARMCHAIR FIGHT fans there is only one place to be come 8pm on Saturday night. Make yourself comfortable, tune into BT Sport and watch an epic double-header of boxing unfold in front of you. From Leeds to Las Vegas. First off at the FD Arena, Josh Warrington makes a second defence of his IBF world featherweight title against an also unbeaten Yorkshire rival in the shape of Kid Galahad.

Frank Warren: Joshua Got Ass Whooped, I'd Say 'No' To Rematch

BoxingScene Staff

•Jun 14, 2019

Frank Warren, promoter of Tyson Fury, is raising his eyebrows at the conversation of Anthony Joshua pushing forward with a planned rematch against Andy Ruiz. Earlier this month, Joshua was dropped four times and stopped in the seventh round by huge underdog Andy Ruiz, at Madison Square Garden in New York City.

Callum Smith vs. Billy Joe Saunders Easy To Make, Says Warren

Elliot Foster

•Jun 7, 2019

Callum Smith has his eyes firmly on a super-fight with Saul Alvarez – but it looks like another option could be on the horizon. The 29-year-old took out Hassan N’Dam inside three rounds at Madison Square Garden in New York last weekend to keep his WBA Super, WBC Diamond and Ring Magazine super-middleweight titles.

Warren on Kovalev-Yarde: We're Waiting, What The Hell is Going On?

Jake Donovan

•Jun 6, 2019

Sergey Kovalev and Anthony Yarde remain hard at work in camp for their upcoming light heavyweight title fight. All they are waiting on is an official date, location, travel arrangements and confirmation that someone will actually fund the event. The mandatory title fight was once targeted for June 29 in Kovalev’s hometown of Chelyabinsk, Russia, to air live on BT Sport in the United Kingdom and stream live on ESPN+ in the United States. Both platforms will still carry the fight, although the only remaining constant other than the matchup itself which is held in limbo.

Warren: Ruiz Win Has Not Changed Landscape, Fury is Still #1

BoxingScene Staff

•Jun 5, 2019

Frank Warren, promoter for Tyson Fury, does not believe the recent upset of Anthony Joshua has changed the landscape of the heavyweight division. Andy Ruiz sensationally won the IBF, WBO, IBO and WBA world titles at Madison Square Garden over the weekend, securing a seventh-round stoppage over Joshua in one of the greatest shocks in the history of heavyweight boxing.