
Jai Opetaia once again relieved of IBF cruiserweight title
Jai Opetaia is now a former two-time IBF cruiserweight titlist, without having ever lost the belt in the ring, writes Jake Donovan.
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Jai Opetaia is now a former two-time IBF cruiserweight titlist, without having ever lost the belt in the ring, writes Jake Donovan.

Viddal Riley would willingly fight Jai Opetaia next if he wins his IBF cruiserweight title eliminator against Mateusz Masternak on April 4.

A scene that seems timely and still fascinating is if David Benavidez was to take on another unification bout by meeting unbeaten Jai Opetaia of Australia later this year. Lance Pugmire explores the possibilities of this fight.

Jai Opetaia’s quest to become undisputed champion remains intact – for now...

The saga of the IBF, Jai Opetaia and Zuffa Boxing may not have ended with Opetaia's victory Sunday over Brandon Glanton.

Although Jai Opetaia wore three belts on his body after beating Brandon Glanton, the placing of them was rather telling, writes Elliot Worsell

Here are five potential opponents that Jai Opetaia could face after his victory Sunday over Brandon Glanton.

As bitter as the events surrounding the loss of his IBF cruiserweight belt are, Jai Opetaia didn’t have a cross word to say about the powers that be...

The IBF may have taken away Jai Opetaia’s cruiserweight title since he’s joined the new Zuffa Boxing promotion, but his zero remains intact.

Jai Opetaia remained true to his word and committed to the second-day rehydration weight check, although it was no longer required under the current terms of Sunday’s main event.