
Dillian Whyte withdraws from Joe Joyce showdown with injury, reports suggest
Jermaine Franklin in running to replace Dillian Whyte with Joe Joyce still scheduled to appear on April 5
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Jermaine Franklin in running to replace Dillian Whyte with Joe Joyce still scheduled to appear on April 5

Joe Joyce will no longer be fighting Patrick Korte this weekend, but will still be fighting Dillian Whyte in April

Dillian Whyte speaks to BoxingScene about his time away from the sport due to a failed PEDs test, Deontay Wilder, and his upcoming fight against Joe Joyce.

Joe Joyce says he remains open to facing the top heavyweights in the sport, including Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder.

Elliot Worsell looks at how a press conference announcing a fight between heavyweights Whyte and Joyce explored themes of trauma, memory, and the sheer bliss of a spotless mind.

Heavyweights Dillian Whyte and Joe Joyce talked up their chances ahead of their April 5 fight in Manchester

Frank Warren’s Queensberry Promotions are rumored to announce a huge heavyweight bill today to kick off their DAZN schedule.

Joe Joyce said he had not heard of Frazer Clarke calling for a fight between them, but it is one “The Juggernaut” is open to.

“If I lose March 1st there’s nothing for me,” said Ryan Garner at today's press conference in Southampton.

Joe Joyce and Deontay Wilder will both turn 40 this year, yet show no signs of retiring anytime soon