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US & Canada · Las VegasDmitry Bivol retains his WBA light heavyweight world title with a masterful unanimous decision win over Saul "Canelo" Alvarez. The Russian's victory over the Mexican superstar is the second defeat of his career. Alvarez, a heavy favorite, fell to 57-2 with two draws. All three judges scored the bout 115-113 for Bivols.See the Story
Canelo Alvarez loses to Dmitry Bivol as Russian produces masterclass
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UFCAmerican Jesse Rodriguez stopped the Thai veteran Srisaket Sor Rungvisai in the eighth round on Saturday to successfully defend his World Boxing Council junior bantamweight crownSee the Story
Jesse Rodriguez Retains Junior Bantamweight Title With Win Over Srisaket Sor Rungvisai
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UFCShakur Stevenson (18-0, 9 KOs) has arrived as one of boxing's best. The 2016 Olympic silver medalist entered Saturday's Top Rank Boxing main event as the WBO junior lightweight champion. With his thorough outclassing of Valdez, he now owns the WBC title as well.See the Story
Shakur Stevenson cruises past Oscar Valdez to unify junior lightweight titles by unanimous decision
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UFCBoth women boxers hold their last meeting with the media prior to their mega-fight on SaturdaySee the Story
Live: Amanda Serrano and Katie Taylor bump into last press conference
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BoxingDeclan Warrington watches Canelo Alvarez weigh in for his light-heavyweight clash with Dmitry Bivol. He sees the signs that it would be unwise for the Mexican to keep on moving up in weight. Alvarez is expected to overcome the significant size disadvantage that was again demonstrated in Las Vegas today.See the Story
ESBC Game Canelo Alvarez v Dmitry Bivol Ringwalks
Tyson FuryThere has never been a heavyweight like Tyson Fury or a heavyweight who can beat me. Six-foot-nine frame, 270lbs weight, I can move like a middleweight. I can hit like a thunderstorm and I can take a punch. I've got balls like King Kong, the heart of a lion and the mindset of the Wizard of Oz. From being a little boy, I was always destined to be the world heavyweight champion. My family always believed in me. Massive thank you to [my promoter] Frank Warren.See the Story
Tyson Fury vows to retire from professional boxing
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Boxing · Saudi ArabiaAnthony Joshua returns to Saudi Arabia to fight Oleksandr Usyk. The fight will take place in Diriyah on December 14. The Middle East revolution is upon us, says Sportsmail's Mike Costello. If Joshua wins, one should expect a fight against Tyson Fury to follow in the same country.See the Story
Money Talks: Usyk-Joshua and the curious choice of Saudi Arabia
BoxingMichael Conlan was knocked out in the 12th round of a fight against Leigh Wood on March 12 in Nottingham. Fifteen weeks after the first knockout defeat of his life, Irish featherweight Michael Conlan returns to the ring for his first sparring session. Conlan: "I wanted the boys to land some shots because I wanted to know how I would react"See the Story
Test Drive: Michael Conlan gets hit again
BoxingFormer world heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua addresses the now infamous confrontation at Loughborough University, writes Declan Taylor. Joshua was verbally abused from a window of the block of university halls which stand opposite the hotel he stays in during training camp. Video showing the London 2012 Olympic champion threatening to crack the jaws of the youngsters went viral.See the Story
The Lesson: Joshua finally explains THAT student altercation at Loughborough University
Boxing · Saudi ArabiaAnthony Joshua and Oleksandr Usyk meet in London ahead of their fight on August 20 in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Joshua is the clear underdog to win the rematch against the second-rated heavyweight in the world as a result of the nature of his first defeat. The Ukrainian is the current holder of the WBA, WBO and IBF belts.See the Story
Joshua won't "make the same mistake twice", while Usyk is out to "save" his soul
BoxingArtur Beterbiev is the strongest, hardest-punching and meanest light-heavyweight that I've ever seen, either from across the ring or from ringside. He isn't known to have the overall elusive boxing skills of a Roy Jones or the patience of a Henry Maske but they didn't possess what he does, either. Artur is the only boxer I can think of who has noticeably improved as a champion in his mid-thirties. He can and will beat Dmitry Bivol.See the Story
