Johnny Fisher: record, next fight and profile →
Johnny Fisher is ready to kick off a big year in style against Dmytro Bezus at The Chelsea at The Cosmopolitan Las Vegas on Saturday February 3, live worldwide on DAZN – and the Brit banger wants to add to his KO streak to set up more title fights in 2024.
Conor Benn will return to action in back-to-back American fights at The Chelsea at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas against Peter Dobson on Saturday, February 3. The fight will air live worldwide on DAZN – with Benn headlining early afternoon in Las Vegas for prime time viewing in the UK.
JOHNNY FISHER blasted his way to his first professional title by seeing off ‘Dirty’ Harry Armstrong after a seven-round slugfest at the o2 Arena.
Anthony Joshua was a little lighter Friday for his fight against Robert Helenius on Saturday night than he was for his previous bout. Joshua (25-3, 22 KOs), a former IBF/IBO/WBA/WBO heavyweight champion from Watford, England, stepped on the British Boxing Board of Control’s scale at exactly 250 pounds.
The show goes on for Anthony Joshua. An emergency replacement opponent was not only secured to face the former two-time, unified heavyweight titlist but came from an unlikely source. Finland’s Robert Helenius has stepped in on less than one week’s notice to face Joshua atop this Saturday’s show from The O2 in London.
A recent drug testing result has officially knocked out the Anthony Joshua-Dillian Whyte rematch. Matchroom Boxing announced Saturday morning that Whyte was removed from the heavyweight sequel after a random drug test as contracted through Voluntary Anti-Doping Association (VADA) “returned adverse analytical findings as part of a random anti-doping protocol.
ELLIE SCOTNEY became the new IBF world super bantamweight champion after beating Cherneka Johnson via unanimous decision at Wembley Arena.
Sunny Edwards took one last opportunity to get inside the head of his latest challenger. It didn’t quite take, as Chile’s Andres Campos was all business during their obligatory post weigh-in staredown. The moment came after both boxers were under the flyweight limit for their twelve-round, IBF title fight Saturday on DAZN from OVO Arena Wembley in London, England.
LATE stand-in Darragh Foley produced a shock third round stoppage of Robbie Davies Jr, who suffered a horror ankle injury in the process. Davies had made a sharp start at the Echo Arena, landing a good right hand and taking the first round on the cards.
Diego Pacheco is set for his first headlining act. It comes more than 5,000 air miles from home, as the 21-year-old South Central Los Angeles native will face Jack Cullen in a scheduled 10-round super middleweight bout. Both boxers made weight for their makeshift main event this Saturday on DAZN from M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool, England. Pacheco packed 166.4 pounds into his lean 6’4” frame, while Little Lever’s Cullen was 167 ½ pounds.