Currently, Chris Eubank Jr. is preparing for his much-anticipated return to the ring. On October 12, the British fighter will be back in action after 13 months of inactivity. His match will be against Polish boxer Kamil Szeremeta in a high-profile card in Riyadh, which will also feature the bout between Artur Beterbiev and Dmitry Bivol for the undisputed light heavyweight title.

The 34-year-old British boxer knows that to secure more significant fights in 2025, he must shine with a victory. He has publicly expressed his desire to face some of the most recognized names in the middleweight and super middleweight divisions, including the unified 168-pound champion, Saul “Canelo” Alvarez. A decisive victory over Szeremeta could be the necessary step to secure a matchup with the Mexican.In a recent interview with DAZN, Chris Eubank Jr. recalled one of the highlights of his career.

The Brighton boxer, known for his speed and aggression in the ring, revealed which he considers his most devastating punch. Surprisingly, this punch occurred during his fight against Avni Yildirim, a former opponent of Canelo Alvarez.

“My favourite power punch that I threw was against a man named Avni Yildrim in Germany,” Eubank Jr. stated in the interview. “I knocked him down, knocked him out in the fourth round, I believe it was. That was my favourite punch.” The fight took place seven years ago, and Eubank Jr.’s impressive performance secured him his third knockout victory.This memory remains a source of pride for the Briton, who has competed in multiple international venues.

Avni Yildirim’s career also led him to face Canelo Alvarez, four years after being knocked out by Chris Eubank Jr. On that occasion, the Turkish fighter faced the Mexican at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, in a bout that ended similarly. Like in his matchup with Eubank Jr., Yildirim fell in the third round and chose not to continue, retiring on his stool.

As Eubank Jr. prepares for his October 12 fight, his mindset is focused on continuing to showcase his power in the ring. A devastating punch like the one he delivered to Yildirim could be the key to opening the door to a fight with Canelo, something he has longed for in recent years.

The WBC, IBF, and WBO light heavyweight champion, Artur Beterbiev, is ready to fight this weekend. The 39-year-old boxer will face Dmitry Bivol in a highly anticipated undisputed world title clash. The fight will take place in Saudi Arabia, as part of the Crown Showdown event.

Beterbiev is originally from Dagestan, but he emigrated to Quebec in 2013, obtaining Canadian citizenship. Now, he is one of the most prominent athletes representing Canada internationally. In his pre-fight statements, Artur Beterbiev emphasized the importance of the boxing community in Montreal. “They like sport”. “I appreciate that they’ve chosen me. It is a different place in the world from where I was born,” he told DAZN.

The boxer also referred to his Muslim faith as a fundamental pillar in his career. He noted that the discipline instilled by his religion has been key to his success. “I don’t know how non-Muslim people live,” Beterbiev admitted. “My coach Marc Ramsay said he would like more Muslim boxers… because they have discipline. They don’t drink, they don’t smoke, they go to sleep early.”

It’s important to mention that Beterbiev enters this fight with an impressive 20-0 record, having won all his fights by knockout. However, he faces a formidable opponent in Bivol, who is also undefeated and has notable victories over Joe Smith Jr. and Canelo Álvarez. This fight could be Beterbiev’s toughest challenge yet, but he trusts his preparation and his faith to help him emerge victorious.

The undisputed fight between Artur Beterbiev and Dmitry Bivol promises to be an exciting duel. Boxing fans will be watching closely to see if Beterbiev can maintain his perfect record and add another win to his remarkable career.

Hamzah Sheeraz is seen by many as one of Great Britain’s most promising fighters and a recent step up in opposition has seen him finally gain worldwide recognition. Now it seems as though a world title shot is around the corner.

Often compared stylistically to the legendary Tommy Hearns, lanky middleweight Sheeraz has impressed on the big stage during 2024 by halting Austin ‘Ammo’ Williams and European champion Tyler Denny on blockbuster ‘Riyadh Season’ bills.Hamzah Sheeraz vs Ammo Williams Fight Highlights | 5 vs 5: Queensberry vs Matchroom 🥊 pic.twitter.com/jES6L1NfIQ

— Boxing on TNT Sports (@boxingontnt) June 2, 2024

Those stoppages saw Sheeraz stretch his sensational knockout streak to 15 consecutive fights, earning him a reputation as one of the hardest punchers in the division, as well as one of the most talented.

At 25-years-old, time is undoubtedly on Sheeraz’s side, and he now has both the skills and momentum that not only warrant a world title shot but has convinced fans around the globe that he may be the man to end the reign of undefeated Kazakh Janibek Alimkhanuly (16-0), who holds both the WBO and IBF middleweight world titles.

Today, the WBO officially ordered a world title contest between Alimkhanuly and Sheeraz, with the respective teams of both men given 15 days to reach a deal.

“WBO Middleweight Mandatory Championship Contest – NegotiationsTyson Fury makes weight gain plan known for Oleksandr Usyk rematch

Zhanibek Alimkhanuly vs. Hamzah Sheeraz

Gentlemen:

Please be advised that the parties herein are hereby ordered to commence negotiations for the subject matter bout. The camps are granted 15 days to reach an agreement. Failure to reach an agreement within the time provided herein will result in this Committee ordering purse bid proceedings pursuant to WBO Regulations of World Championship Contests.

The minimum acceptable bid for the WBO Middleweight Division is $200,000.00 (Two Hundred Thousand Dollars). Any of the parties involved may request a purse bid ceremony at any time during the negotiation process. Lastly, this Committee reserves the right to issue any further rulings deemed necessary, helpful, and convenient to accomplish the purposes, policies, and intent of the WBO rules, including, but not limited to rendering all rulings necessary to serve the best interests in the sport of professional boxing, including those in the Middleweight Division.”

Alimkhanuly knocked out Andreii Mikhailovich on Friday night in Sydney to retain his world champion status with a typically dominant performance. However, there are growing concerns that ‘Qazaq’ Style may have outgrown the 160lb weight limit and that his time in the division is coming to an end.

Should this be the case, the contest for any vacant WBO title would likely take place between Sheeraz and his fellow Brit Denzel Bentley (20-3-1), who is ranked as the world number two with the WBO.

This year's undisputed showdown between Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk has already cemented itself as a heavyweight classic. Now, with just two months to go before their highly anticipated rematch, Fury has added an extra layer of incentive for his rival.

In May, Usyk faced off against ‘The Gypsy King’ in the first-ever four-belt heavyweight contest and the first undisputed title bout in the division since 1999. Despite Fury’s mid-round success, the Ukrainian warrior turned the tide and nearly secured a knockout. Instead, he earned a split-decision victory, joining Evander Holyfield as one of only two men to be undisputed at both cruiserweight and heavyweight.

However, despite Usyk's historic win, it is Fury who shares the cover spotlight with Canelo Alvarez for the new 'Undisputed' boxing video game, which launches this weekend. In a bold statement, Fury revealed that if he loses the rematch, he’ll give up his place on the cover to Usyk.

“I’ll tell you what I’m going to do. If I don’t win this rematch, I’m going to relinquish that front cover and give it to Oleksandr. That’s what I’ll do with the front cover. I’ll relinquish my right to be on that front cover and give it to Oleksandr ‘The Great.’"

But Fury doesn’t expect to make good on this promise. Speaking with TNT Sports, he expressed his intent to avoid the judges altogether and avenge the lone defeat of his career with a knockout.

“I’m going to go in there with ‘destroy mode’. Last time I went to box him, I was being cautious. I boxed the head right off him. Let’s talk facts. Anyone can get caught, as we’ve seen in a lot of these heavyweight fights. But this time I’m not going for a points decision. I’m going to knock a m**********r out!”

'Undisputed' will be available on October 11, with Canelo Alvarez on the standard version cover and Fury on the deluxe WBC edition. Meanwhile, Fury-Usyk II will take place on December 21st in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, promising a thrilling end to the year for boxing fans.

#FuryUsykRematch #UndisputedChampion #HeavyweightShowdown #FuryVsUsykII #TysonFury #OleksandrUsyk #RiyadhBoxing #WBCChampion #BoxingVideoGame #UndisputedGame #UsykTheGreat

WBO super-lightweight champion Teofimo Lopez has been vocal in his call-outs of boxing’s biggest stars throughout 2024 but he is yet to find a willing opponent that could thrust his name into pound-for-pound contention once again. However, Terence Crawford now appears open to a showdown with ‘The Takeover’ – one that Lopez compared to a legendary encounter.

Teofimo Lopez has twice defeated pound-for-pound contenders in recent years, notably pulling off the upsets in his two title challenges to date against Vasyl Lomachenko and Josh Taylor to defeat the top dogs at both 135lbs and 140lbs.

Yet, a surprise defeat to George Kambosos Jr. back at lightweight and more recent underwhelming displays against Jamaine Ortiz and Steve Claggett have damaged Lopez’s claim to the pound-for-pound throne.

Instead, as a multi-divisional undisputed champion, it is Crawford whom many consider at the man to beat in the world of boxing and Lopez has once again called for a clash with ‘Bud’ on social media, this time receiving a promising response.I can do that right is that’s what they want to see, you and yo Daddy.

— Terence Crawford (@terencecrawford) October 8, 2024

[Lopez]: “Enough games. We lacing up to fight? The people want to see you put me on a stretcher! #Boxing

“So what we doing?! Feb. 2025 @Turki_alalshikh”

[Crawford]: “I can do that right is that’s what they want to see, you and yo Daddy”.

Shortly afterwards, Lopez doubled down on his declaration that he would face WBA super-welterweight champion Crawford for free and went on to compare the possible affair to Sugar Ray Leonard’s legendary trilogy with Roberto Duran.Absolutely! What I said remains. Like I told you before, in front of you! The whole world needs to watch me beat you. Not just word of mouth!

You A side so what we doing! I will fight you for FREE #Boxing

— Teofimo Lopez (@TeofimoLopez) October 8, 2024Gervonta Davis and Lamont Roach react differently to fight announcementFirst off, ain’t no diddy ova here. Secondly, you only want to fight in the streets because you don’t want no one to see me beat you!

Crawford Vs Lopez is the modern day era of @SugarRayLeonard VS @robertoduranbox

— Teofimo Lopez (@TeofimoLopez) October 8, 2024

[Crawford]: “@TeofimoLopez now you said you’ll fight me for free right? Them was your words not mine.”

[Lopez]: “Absolutely! What I said remains. Like I told you before, in front of you! The whole world needs to watch me beat you. Not just word of mouth!

“You [are the] A-side so what we doing! I will fight you for FREE #Boxing”

[Crawford]: What’s the location, you doing too much talking. I’m trying to see something. You daddy said you hit hard without the gloves, I’m trying to find out. You don’t deserve to

[Lopez]: “First off, ain’t no diddy ova here. Secondly, you only want to fight in the streets because you don’t want no one to see me beat you!

“Crawford vs Lopez in the modern-day era of Sugar Ray Leonard vs. Roberto Duran.”

If Lopez is serious about a challenge for Crawford’s super-welterweight title, he will need to move up two weight divisions in order to enforce the scrap, although Crawford’s pursuit of a third undisputed title could stand in the way – as talks progress for a unification bout between he and the WBC and WBO champion, Sebastian Fundora.

Premier Boxing Champions has confirmed the matchup between Gervonta Davis and Lamont Roach. The fight is scheduled for December 14 at the Toyota Center. This announcement has generated great excitement among boxing fans.

Both boxers have reacted on social media regarding this matchup. Davis’s response was strong and direct. In a tweet on the platform “X,” the champion said, “Y’all can try… but it’s not gonna go the way y’all want it to go.” In this way, reflecting his confidence in his ability to win.

On the other hand, Lamont Roach took a lighter approach. In his response, he used a simple emoji, hinting at his calmness in the face of the challenge. This contrast in their responses reflects the personalities of both fighters.Gervonta Davis, with an impressive record of 30 wins and 28 knockouts, will defend his WBA lightweight title.

The Baltimore fighter comes off a notable victory over Frank Martin, whom he knocked out in the eighth round in June. His ability to finish fights quickly makes him a formidable opponent.Lamont Roach Jr., for his part, has a record of 25 wins, 1 loss, and 1 draw.

The challenger will move up in weight after defeating Feargal McCrory at 130 pounds. Roach Jr. holds the WBA gold title, adding an additional level of prestige to his challenge.

The announcement of the fight came shortly after the WBA granted Roach Jr. a special permit to move up in weight. This will undoubtedly be one of the greatest challenges of his career. Facing a puncher like Davis will demand the best of his skills.

The clash of styles between Davis and Roach Jr. promises to be fascinating. “Tank,” known for his devastating power, will face a stylistic boxer. Roach Jr. is known for his quick combinations and agility in the ring.Y’all can try..but it’s not gonna go the way y’all want it to go.. https://t.co/gshEXIi7w1

In a training session

“I was very impressed with your fight, and said, ‘Second time around, just fix a couple of things,” Lewis said, emphasizing that these adjustments could make the difference in the rematch.

Clarke, who was knocked down in the fifth round of his previous fight, acknowledged his shortcomings. “Since that day, I’m not a big fan of watching myself back, but I’ve been hammered, I’ve seen so much of myself from my last fight, and I’ve not looked at me doing anything correct. All we’ve looked at is the mistakes I made,” he said.

He also discussed the high expectations following his professional debut after winning a bronze medal at the Tokyo Olympics. Lewis, who won Olympic gold in 1988, agreed that the transition from amateur to professional is like a reset.

“If you’re boxing and your feet are in quicksand, that’s no way to box. You’re not going to get too far that way”. “All great heavyweights had great jabs, so you’ve got to develop that jab. Very important,” the former champion concluded.

With this guidance, Clarke hopes to be ready to claim the titles in his rematch against Wardley.

The undefeated lightweight Floyd Schofield Jr. returns to the ring on November 2 to face René “El Bravo” Téllez Girón. The 12-round fight will take place at The Theater at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas. Schofield, with a record of 17-0 (12 KOs), enters as the favorite after a series of impressive victories.

The boxer from Austin, Texas made his debut in 2020 with a knockout and recently won by disqualification against Esteuri Suero. “I am beyond excited for my return to the ring as the official main event, and to show the world what I’ve been working on,” said the Floyd “Kid Austin” Schofield Jr.Floyd Schofield has a clear goal: to become a world champion.

For his part, Girón, with a record of 20-3 (13 KOs), is determined to surprise. “I’m so excited about this fight, like none other so far in my career.” He added, “I will win, my preparation is always great,” declared the Mexican, who comes off a knockout victory over Alex Dilmaghani.

Oscar De La Hoya, from Golden Boy Promotions, highlighted that Floyd Schofield always seeks the knockout but warned that Tellez Girón has never been knocked out, making this fight a real test.

“Everyone knows that Schofield goes for the KO every time, but Girón has never been knocked out,” said De La Hoya.

In addition to the main event, the card will feature a bout between Bektemir Melikuziev and David Stevens in a WBA eliminator at 168 pounds. There will also be an undisputed female flyweight title fight between Gabriela Fundora and Gabriela Alaniz, along with other exciting matchups.𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑲𝒊𝒅 𝒊𝒔 𝑩𝒂𝒄𝒌‼️ Floyd “Kid Austin” Schofield returns November 2nd 🆚 Rene “El Bravo” Tellez Giron. He puts his undefeated record on the line in Las Vegas at The Theater at Virgin Hotels. Pre-Sale tickets available 𝐍𝐎𝐖.#SchofieldGiron | LIVE on DAZN Nov. 2 pic.twitter.com/zyO2JTwSEt

Tyson Fury, known for his imposing presence in boxing, has revealed a key strategy for his rematch with Oleksandr Usyk. The British champion has hinted that he will gain weight ahead of their second bout. According to his statements, he could weigh up to 190 kilograms for the fight. Fury and Usyk will face off on December 21 in Saudi Arabia, seven months after the Ukrainian handed Fury his first professional defeat.

After the loss, Fury claimed he was in the “best shape of his life” in May. However, he now suggests a significant change in his physical preparation. He posted a story on his official Instagram account, showing a picture of himself before his loss to Usyk. In the image, he added a caption that read: “Was in the shape of my life, but this is not the GK [Gypsy King].” In a second image, corresponding to an earlier fight, he wrote: “This is him, 19:11lb, bruiser.”If Tyson Fury reaches that weight in December, he will have gained 15 pounds since his most recent fight with Usyk.

This could give him a 50-pound weight advantage over his rival. Fury’s decision to gain weight seems aligned with his strategy to knock Usyk out in this rematch. In a recent interview with Undisputed, Fury stated that he won’t be aiming for a points victory this time.

“I’m going to go in there with destroy mode,” Fury asserted confidently. “Last time I went to box him; I was being cautious.” “But this time I’m not going for a points decision.” Fury emphasized that his focus will be to knock Usyk out and avoid the risk of losing by points. “I’m going to knock that m0therfckr out,” the Briton added, alluding to his conviction to take the initiative in the fight.

The British boxer also pointed out that, for the first time in years, he doesn’t feel like the champion. “I’m going in there as a challenger, not a champion,” Fury explained to @PlayUndisputed. This mindset, according to him, gives him extra motivation, as he feels he has a clear goal to fight for. For Fury, being the challenger this time reignites his motivation to secure victory.

The clash between Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk has captured the attention of the boxing world. Usyk, who took the undisputed title from Fury in May, remains confident in his technical skill and speed. However, Fury believes that the weight gain and a more aggressive approach will be key factors in reversing the outcome of their first fight.Lamont Roach comments on Gervonta Davis weight difference

The rematch on December 21 will not only determine who the undisputed heavyweight world champion is but also whether Fury’s strategy of gaining weight and adopting a more aggressive attitude will be enough to overcome the clever and skillful Usyk.According to what Tyson Fury

Renowned boxing promoter Eddie Hearn has labeled the upcoming fight between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul, scheduled for November in Texas, as “dangerous, irresponsible, and disrespectful to boxing.” Hearn expressed his concerns regarding the return of Tyson, 58, who hasn’t fought professionally since 2005. In contrast, Jake Paul, 27, boasts a record of 10 wins out of 11 professional bouts.

While Hearn will attend the event to support Katie Taylor in her rematch against Amanda Serrano, he plans to leave before the main fight.

“The reality is that 20 years ago, when Mike Tyson retired from the sport, he was shot, completely finished,” Hearn noted. “It was actually sad to watch then, 20 years ago.”

In an interview with BBC Sports, Hearn reiterated his belief that it is risky for Tyson to return to the ring for a professional fight. Notably, Tyson participated in an exhibition match against Roy Jones Jr. in 2020.

“I’m in awe of him. He’s one of my favorite fighters ever, one of the greatest of all time, but he’s a 58-year-old man,” Hearn added. “You only need to speak to him and look at him to know this guy should not be in a ring again.”

The fight between Tyson and Paul, set to take place at the Dallas Cowboys stadium, has faced widespread criticism due to the age and experience gap. Jake Paul has defended the matchup, claiming that Tyson’s experience levels the playing field. However, Hearn disagrees. “If I was Jake Paul, I’d just feel a bit embarrassed, to be honest with you,” he stated. “This is dangerous, irresponsible, and, in my opinion, disrespectful to the sport of boxing.”

Hearn also pointed out that the fight was previously postponed due to Tyson’s health issues, which should have been a warning sign. He remarked that financial incentives can sometimes lead to poor decisions, referencing the Tyson vs. Paul fight.

“Everybody loves a dollar bill, including me, but sometimes the green-eyed monster can make you make bad decisions—and I think this is one of them,” Hearn commented.

Despite his criticisms, Hearn will attend the event to support Katie Taylor in her rematch against Serrano. Taylor, 38, is set to face Serrano in one of the most significant fights in women’s boxing, which Hearn highlighted as the biggest payday of Taylor’s career. However, he confirmed that he will not stay for the Tyson vs. Paul bout, stating, “I won’t be watching the main event. We’ll be there defending the belts, and then I’ll be off.”

#EddieHearn #MikeTyson #JakePaul #BoxingNews #TysonVsPaul #DangerousFight #BoxingCritique #KatieTaylor #AmandaSerrano #DallasCowboysStadium #SportsIntegrity #BoxingPromoter #BoxingEvents

On December 14, junior lightweight champion Lamont Roach Jr. will step into the ring against Gervonta “Tank” Davis in Houston. While critics have raised concerns about the weight difference between the two fighters, Roach remains confident that it will not impact the outcome of the bout, which will be contested for Davis’ WBA title in a pay-per-view event (PPV).

In an interview with Naji Grampus of Cigar Talk, Roach stated that despite the critics’ opinions, he doesn’t view Davis as the biggest lightweight. “Everybody he fights is damn near bigger than him,” Roach pointed out. “The only person that was smaller than him was Isaac Cruz. And that’s just in height.” Although Roach currently competes in the 130-pound division, he has always planned to move up to 135 pounds to capture another title.

“I fight at 130 because that’s where I campaign at. That’s where I started my career. That’s where I worked my way up to a world title,” Roach explained. He acknowledged that his decision to move up in weight came earlier than anticipated but feels ready to take on Davis in this new class.

With a record of 25 wins, 1 loss, and 1 draw, Roach has fought at the 130-pound limit since 2017. Before that, he typically weighed around 131 or 132 pounds, though he weighed more than 134 pounds in some of his early professional bouts. “When a boxer is starting their career, they don’t necessarily have to make 130 pounds because we’re not in title contention or none of that,” Roach elaborated.

Conversely, Gervonta Davis, a 29-year-old from Baltimore, has had a noteworthy career, competing across multiple divisions. He began as a featherweight in 2013 but made his mark in the junior lightweight division in 2017, when he knocked out José Pedraza to win a world title. Since then, Davis has fought in several weight classes, including lightweight and junior welterweight, before returning to 135 pounds.

Both fighters have a slight height difference, with Roach standing at 1.70 meters and Davis at 1.65 meters. This reinforces Roach's belief that physical differences will not play a decisive role in the fight. He emphasized that while Davis feels comfortable at 135 pounds, he doesn’t view him as a particularly big lightweight.

#LamontRoach #GervontaDavis #Boxing #PPV #WBAChampionship #HoustonFightNight #JuniorLightweight #BoxingConfidence #FightPreview #DavisVsRoach #TitleFight #BoxingProspects #CigarTalk

Anthony Cacace, the current IBF super featherweight champion, has responded to Leigh Wood’s recent call-out. The 35-year-old fighter stated that he would gladly face Wood, but only if the pay is right. Cacace, who currently holds the world title, expressed that the risk of vacating his belt must come with fair compensation.

Cacace is set to face a mandatory challenger in the near future. He is scheduled to fight Eduardo Núñez before March 2025. Although he has time, facing Wood would require vacating his world title. However, this is a step Cacace is not willing to take without significant reward.

“If I’m going to have to vacate a belt, I want paid to vacate the belt and my purse on top,” Cacace said. “It’s not just vacating, it’s giving away your crown, and that’s your bargaining chip. Once that’s gone, it’s gone,” said Cacace.Despite the complexities of facing Leigh Wood, Anthony Cacace has shown interest in the fight.

However, he also emphasized the importance of being ready for his IBF title defense. He expressed that he is more than willing to fight Leigh Wood, but he also needs to prepare for the IBF and the fight with Núñez.

The IBF champion also acknowledged that Eduardo Núñez has patiently waited for his world title shot. “He stepped aside for the last fight against Josh Warrington,” Cacace explained. “He’s been waiting on the sidelines for some time and deserves his chance.”

Similarly, the Irish boxer showed empathy towards Núñez. Emphasizing that he understands what it’s like to wait for a title shot.Tyson Fury reacts to UFC Pereira vs. Rountree fight

“It’s nice being the champion and not being in that position, but I know the position he’s in, and it’s not nice to be there. It’s Núñez as of now, but we need to iron things out,” Cacace concluded.

Whether Anthony Cacace will fight Leigh Wood or defend his title against Núñez remains to be seen. However, the champion made it clear that any decision will depend on receiving a financial offer that motivates him to vacate his belt.

#boxing #BoxingNews #AnthonyCacace #IBF #featherweight #LeighWood #EduardNunez #UFC 

The iconic hip-hop artist Missy Elliott will headline the opening of Riyadh’s 2024 season. The ceremony will take place on Saturday, October 12, led by the undisputed Light Heavyweight Championship clash between Artur Beterbiev and Dmitry Bivol at the Kingdom Arena.

Elliott, a multiple Grammy Award winner, will perform her biggest hits. Songs like “Get Ur Freak On,” “Work It,” and “The Rain” will be part of her setlist. This event is part of her “Out of This World – The Missy Elliott Experience” tour, her first headlining tour in over 25 years.

Since her 1997 debut with the album “Supa Dupa Fly,” Missy Elliott has been an influential figure in rap and hip-hop. Her work broke barriers, making her one of the first women to stand out in a predominantly male genre. Her impact was officially recognized last year when she became the first female rapper inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.Surprise Guests at the Concert

She won’t be alone on this grand night. Missy Elliott will

Additionally, rumors suggest that producer Timbaland, Elliott’s close friend since high school, might join the concert. Timbaland is also part of Missy Elliott’s current tour, making his participation in the ceremony highly possible. If confirmed, this would add an epic touch to Saturday’s event.Riyadh Season This year’s is special… with artist Missy Elliott at the opening of #RiyadhSeason 🔥❤️

See you on October 12 😎

Book your ticket 🎟️ https://t.co/QmWtLAwJkr

#BigTimepic.twitter.com/y3mmtwNOnC

— TURKI ALALSHIKH (@Turki_alalshikh) October 6, 2024

is now on WhMissy Elliott announced for Riyadh SeasonatsApp!

#RiyadhSeason #MissyElliott #LightHeavyweight #BeterbievBivol #ArturBeterbiev #DmitryBivol #Boxing #BoxingNews #TurkiAlalshikh

Current light heavyweight champion Artur Beterbiev, known for his devastating knockout power, aims to maintain his unblemished record of winning all his fights by knockout as he prepares for his highly anticipated bout against Dmitry Bivol on October 12 in Saudi Arabia. Beterbiev holds three of the four most prestigious world titles in the light heavyweight division, and this fight promises to be one of the most exciting matchups of the year.

The clash between Beterbiev and Bivol features contrasting styles: Beterbiev is renowned for his aggression and overwhelming power, while Bivol is celebrated for his technical prowess, footwork, and solid defense. The outcome of this fight could set the stage for a potential showdown with Canelo Álvarez, who has expressed a strong desire to return to the light heavyweight division after his previous attempt ended in defeat against Bivol in 2022.

In a recent interview with The Stomping Ground, Beterbiev was asked about the possibility of facing Canelo in the future. He seemed uncertain but did not dismiss the idea entirely. “I don’t know when… Canelo Álvarez had one belt from my division that time I wanted to fight with him, but now… I don’t think so… It’s.. I don’t interestingly really the interesting have fight with him,” Beterbiev remarked. When pressed about the importance of the belts, he affirmed, “Of course.”

Both fighters remain focused on their upcoming clash, which holds significant implications for the future of the light heavyweight division. Additionally, Beterbiev hinted at the possibility of moving up to cruiserweight if he secures a decisive victory over Bivol, indicating his ambition to further expand his boxing legacy.

As anticipation builds for this pivotal showdown, the stakes are high, and the future of the light heavyweight division hinges on the outcome of this battle between two of boxing's powerhouses.

#BeterbievVsBivol #BoxingNews #LightHeavyweight #CaneloAlvarez #KnockoutPower #BoxingLegacy #ArturBeterbiev #DmitryBivol #SaudiArabia #FightNight

Famous British boxer Tyson Fury has shared his thoughts on the main event of UFC 307, where champion Alex Pereira faced Khalil Rountree. Fury remarked, “We don’t play in the fight game,” emphasizing the brutal and demanding nature of combat sports. He highlighted the commitment and physical sacrifice required of athletes in both boxing and MMA. Fury praised Rountree as the “Warrior of the modern day,” acknowledging the courage he displayed inside the cage. This reaction underscores Fury’s respect for MMA fighters and the sacrifices they make when stepping into the octagon.

In the fight, Pereira defended his UFC Light Heavyweight Championship for the third time this year. Although Rountree started strong in the early rounds, Pereira showcased his skill and resilience, ultimately winning by TKO in the fourth round.

The UFC 307 card featured more exciting matchups, including Julianna Peña's thrilling split decision victory over Raquel Pennington, with the judges scoring it 48-47, 47-48, and 48-47, crowning Peña as the new UFC Women’s Bantamweight Champion.

Another notable fight saw Mario Bautista edging out UFC legend José Aldo by split decision, with scores of 28-29, 29-28, and 29-28. This victory was significant, given Aldo’s status as a UFC Hall of Famer.

UFC 307 took place on October 5, 2024, at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City, Utah, United States.

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Famous British boxer Tyson Fury has shared his thoughts on the main event of UFC 307, where champion Alex Pereira faced Khalil Rountree. Fury remarked, “We don’t play in the fight game,” emphasizing the brutal and demanding nature of combat sports. He highlighted the commitment and physical sacrifice required of athletes in both boxing and MMA. Fury praised Rountree as the “Warrior of the modern day,” acknowledging the courage he displayed inside the cage. This reaction underscores Fury’s respect for MMA fighters and the sacrifices they make when stepping into the octagon.

In the fight, Pereira defended his UFC Light Heavyweight Championship for the third time this year. Although Rountree started strong in the early rounds, Pereira showcased his skill and resilience, ultimately winning by TKO in the fourth round.

The UFC 307 card featured more exciting matchups, including Julianna Peña's thrilling split decision victory over Raquel Pennington, with the judges scoring it 48-47, 47-48, and 48-47, crowning Peña as the new UFC Women’s Bantamweight Champion.

Another notable fight saw Mario Bautista edging out UFC legend José Aldo by split decision, with scores of 28-29, 29-28, and 29-28. This victory was significant, given Aldo’s status as a UFC Hall of Famer.

UFC 307 took place on October 5, 2024, at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City, Utah, United States.

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Boxing promoter Eddie Hearn has provided a key update on the future of former world champion Anthony Joshua, suggesting that he will likely continue working with trainer Ben Davison despite facing recent criticism. As Joshua looks to rebuild his career, he must make crucial decisions about strengthening his technical team ahead of his next fight.

Since late 2023, Joshua has partnered with Davison after short stints with Robert García and Derrick James. Their collaboration started off strong, with Joshua securing impressive victories over Otto Wallin and Francis Ngannou in their first two outings together. These wins heightened expectations for a potential comeback from the British heavyweight.

However, Joshua's recent defeat to Daniel Dubois at Wembley has cast a shadow over his prospects. Despite being the favorite, Joshua suffered a knockdown in the first round and fell again in the subsequent rounds, leading to a loss. This performance raised doubts about his corner's effectiveness, with many experts criticizing the team for a lack of crucial guidance during key moments.

Despite the criticisms, Hearn remains optimistic about Davison's role. In an interview with @FightHubTV, the promoter expressed confidence in Joshua's physical condition and training, stating, “He’s happy with his training camp. In my opinion, there won’t be any changes.”

Joshua's future in boxing remains uncertain, with a return expected in 2025. While potential opponents like Daniel Dubois and Tyson Fury have been mentioned, no confirmations have been made. Hearn believes Davison will continue to be an essential figure in Joshua's camp as he charts his way back to the top.

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Teofimo Lopez has been making a lot of headlines at the moment.

He is currently engaged in a war of words online with Terence Crawford.

The two boxers have been trading words across social media as their beef continues to escalate.

But it’s not just other boxers that Lopez is currently facing issues with.

It seems that the current WBO and The Ring light welterweight champion is also having issues with his promoters.

Teofimo Lopez is currently signed to Top Rank Boxing.

Top Rank Boxing are one of the biggest agencies in the world with their roster including the likes of Naoya Inoue and Vasiliy Lomachenko.

They’ve also promoted some of the biggest names in the history of the sport including Muhammad Ali, Marvelous Marvin Hagler, George Foreman, Sugar Ray Leonard, Floyd Mayweather Jr. and many more besides.

Bob Arum has certainly built a reputation as one of the best in the business over a number of decades.

That doesn’t mean that every boxer is happy with their affiliation to the organisation.Eddie Hearn replies to Oscar De La Hoya rant

And it seems that Lopez is one of them.

According to reports online, Teofimo Lopez reportedly filed a lawsuit against Top Rank Boxing to get out of his contract with his promoters.

It is widely believed that the New Yorker has one fight left on his contract.

But he seems to want to get out early.

Twitter user @izdatyofaceee has held a Twitter / X spaces recording where it’s claimed that Lopez is looking to secure his freedom from Top Rank Boxing.

Getting legal is definitely an interesting way to go about things for Lopez.

If that’s the route that he decides to follow, it may mean that he’ll be out of commission for a while from the ring.

With Teofimo Lopez previously asking for fights against the likes of Crawford and Gervonta Davis, fight fans will be keen to see how this current situation resolves itself.Teofimo Lopez has reportedly filed a lawsuit against Top Rank Boxing to secure his freedom. Is this justified? How long will Teo be on the shelf?

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Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez is known for delivering some devastating knockouts throughout his career, with highlights including his brutal KO of James Kirkland in 2015 and stoppage wins over Sergey Kovalev and Amir Khan. However, one of his fiercest rivals, former unified world champion Gennady Golovkin, has now questioned the true strength of Canelo's power.

Canelo and Golovkin have met three times in the ring, with the first fight ending in a controversial draw and Alvarez narrowly edging the next two. A memorable moment in their first bout came in round nine when Alvarez landed a massive right hand flush on Golovkin, yet ‘GGG’ has downplayed its impact.

Speaking to DAZN, Golovkin said, “I remember that punch, I let it get through. It wasn’t hard; it felt kind of like a slap or a sliding punch. Well, it didn’t do too much.”

While Canelo’s power has brought him success in the past, his recent victories, including his unanimous decision over Edgar Berlanga in September, have lacked the knockout punch fans have come to expect. Canelo is set to return to the ring in May 2025, with potential opponents including Dmitry Bivol and Terence Crawford, while Golovkin remains undecided on his future in the sport.

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Lennox Lewis has revealed his desire to fight Jake Paul next, following Mike Tyson's potential bout with the YouTuber-turned-boxer. Speaking to Fox 29 Philippines and The Guardian, Lewis expressed his confidence in Tyson’s ability to defeat Paul, emphasizing that Paul “is not a true fighter.”

"I hope that Tyson saves a little bit of Jake Paul for me," Lewis remarked, when asked if he would consider a match against Paul. "I'd 100 percent consider it."

Lewis, a boxing legend and former heavyweight champion, also stated that he doesn’t believe Tyson is too old to win.

"Mike Tyson's gonna win. Mike Tyson's not that old. Don't take him too softly. We're one year apart. You can fight somebody like that and do well because the person you're fighting is not a true fighter," Lewis said.

As both Tyson and Lewis near their 60s, the potential matchups with Jake Paul are bound to draw major attention in the world of boxing.

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