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Haskins vs. Hall, Casimero vs. Edwards Weights - Stuart Hall admits his world-title fight with fellow Briton Lee Haskins represents his final chance to regain the IBF bantamweight belt he surrendered in 2014.
Lee Haskins has told Stuart Hall that he’ll KO him in six rounds when they clash for his IBF World Bantamweight title at The O2 in London on Saturday night, live on Sky Sports Box Office.
Eddie Hearn has confirmed that a third world title fight has been added to his September 10 O2 Arena bill, Lee Haskins (33-3, 14 KOs) will defend his IBF World bantamweight belt against domestic rival Stuart Hall (20-4-2, 7 early) on the Sky Sports Box Office televised show.
Lee Haskins’ next fight is closer to being announced after the conclusion of a purse bid hearing. The IBF bantamweight world champion must make a mandatory defence of his title against number one contender Stuart Hall, who won a final eliminator last time out, on or before August 14.
Omar Narvaez, the former flyweight and super flyweight world champion of the World Boxing Organization (WBO), is expecting an IBF final eliminator later this year. This past weekend he returned to the ring and dominated Venezuelan Breilor Teran over ten rounds at the Municipal Gymnasium in the city of Trelew. The score was 100-89 on all three scorecards.
By Elliot Foster - Ice Arena, Cardiff, Wales - Lee Haskins proved that he belongs with a world title around his waist after cruising to victory in his first defence. The Bristol bantamweight kept hold of his IBF world title against Ivan Morales, the younger brother of Mexican legend Erik, at the Ice Arena in Cardiff, Wales. Haskins, who was...
Earlier today BoxingScene.com spoke to bantamweight contender Ivan Morales (29-1), who is in Cardiff, Wales for his championship fight that takes place on Saturday night. Morales will face Lee Haskins (32-3) for his IBF bantamweight title.
Despite the difficult task that awaits him this Saturday in Cardiff against IBF champion Lee Haskins, Mexico’s Iván Morales (29-1, 17 KOs) is keeping his eye on other potential match ups in his division, in particular WBA champion Jamie McDonnell.
Given the success of his legendary brother Érik, and the fact that his other brother Diego was a world champion as well, Iván Morales (29-1, 17 KOs) is aware of what is at stake when he challenges Britain’s Lee Haskins on May 14 for the IBF bantamweight title.
Scotland’s 2014 Commonwealth Games gold medalist Josh Taylor, Cardiff’s 2014 Commonwealth Games bronze medalist Nathan Thorley and former World Series of Boxing (WSB) star Conrad Cummings are all set to feature on the massive undercard for the Lee Haskins v Ivan Morales IBF world bantamweight title showdown at Cardiff’s brand new Ice Arena Wales on Saturday May 14, live on Channel 5.