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O'Kane Keeps Name in Play For N'Dam IBF Shot

•Feb 14, 2015

Oasis Leisure Centre, Swindon, Wiltshire - Middleweight contender Eamonn O'Kane (13-1-1, 5KOs), ranked at eight under the IBF, keept himself in the running for a title shot by knocking out Ferenc Hafner (23-7, 12KOs) in the fourth round. It was O’Kane’s first fight with new trainer Paddy Fitzpatrick, who trains top super middleweight George Groves. With Felix Sturm and Billy Joe Saunders rejecting the IBF's order to Hassan N’Dam for the vacant IBF crown - number eight ranked O'Kane moved closer to being a possible challenger to the title.

Saunders passes on IBF/N'Dam, wants Lee-Quillin winner

Jake Donovan

•Feb 12, 2015

Billy Joe Saunders has declined an opportunity to fight for the IBF World Middleweight Championship to remain on course for his WBO World title shot. Undefeated Saunders, the IBF number four ranked contender, was this week offered a showdown for the Vacant IBF crown against the number one ranked Hassan N’Dam N’Jikam, after Felix Sturm also passed on the opportunity.

N'Dam-Saunders Ordered By The IBF For Vacant Title

Jake Donovan

•Feb 9, 2015

Staying true to its word of strictly going down its list of contenders, the International Boxing Federation (IBF) has ordered a vacant middleweight title fight between Hassan N’Dam N’Jikam and unbeaten Billy Joe Saunders. N’Dam is ranked #1 by the IBF, and already on board to fight for a vacant title, regardless of the opponent. Saunders is ranked #4 by the same sanctioning body, and will have until business close on Thursday, February 12 to accept the fight. Saunders entered the mix after #3 ranked Felix Sturm passed on the fight Monday morning. The former four-time titlist from Germany declared his intention to instead campaign in the super middleweight division, where he will pursue a long-awaited showdown with 168 lb. titlist Arthur Abraham.

Manager: N'Dam vs. O'Kane For IBF Title is Possible

Luke Furman

•Feb 2, 2015

According to Gary Hyde, manager of Hassan N'Dam (31-1, 18KOs), a fight with Eammon O’Kane (12-1-1, 4KOs) for the vacant IBF middleweight title is a possibility. N'Dam is the mandatory challenger to current champion Jermain Taylor. But the champion is facing some very serious legal issues in the United States and very few are expecting to see him in the ring again. The IBF is likely going to strip him of the belt.

Taylor/Mora/N'Dam Situation Explained By IBF's Tucker

Steve Kim

•Jan 5, 2015

On February 6th at Beau Rivage Casino and Resort in Biloxi, Mississippi, Jermain Taylor defends his IBF middleweight title versus 'The Latin Snake' Sergio Mora. Waiting in the wings for the victor will be Hassan N'Dam, who defeated Curtis Stevens back in October in a final elimination bout.

N’Dam’s Manager Wants Soliman-Taylor Winner in L.A.

Ryan Maquinana

•Oct 6, 2014

Fresh off his dominant 12-round unanimous decision over Curtis Stevens in Santa Monica, California, Hassan N’Dam has now set his sights on the winner of Wednesday’s IBF middleweight title bout between incumbent Sam Soliman and former holder Jermain Taylor. With N’Dam now the No. 1 contender for the belt, manager Gary Hyde was asked if they had a preference on who they would rather face next.

CompuBox: N'Dam's Jab Controlled Curtis Stevens

CompuBox

•Oct 2, 2014

Hassan N'Dam was the boss, controlling the fight with his jab (5 of 24 per round) and lateral movement to win a twelve round unanimous decision in his IBF eliminator. Where was the Curtis Stevens' aggressiveness? He landed an avg. of just 8 of 26 total punches per round vs. N'Dam after landing 18 of 48 vs. GGG and Johnson.

Photos: N'Dam Overcomes Stevens in IBF Eliminator

Boxing Photos

•Oct 2, 2014

Barker Hangar, Santa Monica, California - In an IBF middleweight final eliminator, former WBO king Hassan N'Dam (31-1, 18KOs) won a twelve round unanimous decision over Curtis Stevens (27-5, 20KOs). The scores were 116-111, 116-111, 119-108. Stevens started well but couldn't overcome the jab and movement of N'Dam, who also scored a knockout in the eight round. N'Dam is now in line to face the winner of next week's fight between IBF champion Sam Soliman and challenger Jermain Taylor.

Video: Hassan N'Dam Discusses Curtis Stevens Win

BoxingScene Staff

•Oct 2, 2014

Barker Hangar, Santa Monica, California - Ryan Maquiñana catches up with former WBO king Hassan N'Dam (31-1, 18KOs) won a twelve round unanimous decision over Curtis Stevens (27-5, 20KOs) in an IBF middleweight final eliminator, . The scores were 116-111, 116-111, 119-108. N'Dam is now in line to face the winner of next week's fight between IBF champion Sam Soliman and challenger Jermain Taylor.

Hassan N'Dam Drops, Decisions Curtis Stevens

Ryan Maquinana

•Oct 1, 2014

Colombian featherweight Miguel Marriaga (19-0, 17 KOs) remained unbeaten with a sixth-round stoppage of Chris Martin (28-4, 9 KOs) to open Wednesday night's action at the Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, California. Martin, from San Diego, California, got the best of the exchanges early on, but in the third round, Marriaga went on the attack, unleashing a left hook to the body that scored several times.