
Huseyin Cinkara plans on kicking Jai Opetaia while he's down
Huseyin Cinkara has vowed to “knock senseless” Jai Opetaia after his arrival in Australia for their IBF cruiserweight title fight
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Huseyin Cinkara has vowed to “knock senseless” Jai Opetaia after his arrival in Australia for their IBF cruiserweight title fight

Jai Opetaia’s plans to unify the cruiserweight titles in 2026 have potentially been complicated by his IBF title defence on December 6 against Huseyin Cinkara being broadcast by the pay-per-view platform Stan

Eddie Hearn expects Jai Opetaia-Huseyin Cinkara to be televised, despite the uncertainty that continues to surround the IBF cruiserweight title fight scheduled for December 6, writes Declan Warrington.

Cruiserweight titleholder Jai Opetaia will defend his IBF belt against Huseyin Cinkara on December 6 at the Gold Coast Convention & Exhibition Centre in Broadbeach, Australia.

The IBF cruiserweight title fight between Jai Opetaia and Huseyin Cinkara is expected to be confirmed for December 6 in the Gold Coast, Australia.

Jai Opetaia has cleared one hurdle ahead of his next ring appearance.

Jai Opetaia is back on the hook to next face IBF mandatory challenger Husiyen Cinkara, reports Jake Donovan.

Huseyin Cinkara, who had been scheduled to challenge cruiserweight titleholder and Ring champion Jai Opetaia on January 8, has withdrawn from the fight after he suffered an ankle injury.

Jai Opetaia has a date for his upcoming fight against Huseyin Cinkara.

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.