Ben Whittaker knocked out Brian Suarez before I could log on. 1st round K.O., 175lbs. Have to admit, so far, he's doing better as a pro. than I expected. Of course, the competition is commensurate with where he is in his pro. career but not bad at this stage.
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Vito Mielnicki Jr. vs. Omar Ulises Huerta. Both boxers are composed but Mielnicki with the effective pressure.
Yan Marcos vs. Dwyke Flemmings Jr., competitive scrap between two undefeated boxers. A knockdown each.
Was looking forward to Brandon Adams vs. Caoimhin Agyarko today but hopefully Brandon Adams is okay after collapsing before yesterday's weigh in.
Tonight's main event, 160lbs potential contender Vito Mielnicki Jr. vs. Omar Huerta.
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Great promotion for Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua.
Tyson Fury sailing smoothly through this one. It ain't over until it's over but Tyson Fury doing what he was expected to do against Arslanbek Makhmudov.
Ha, funny and true.
Connor Benn beats Regis Prograis by decision. Tyson Fury vs. Arslanbek Makhmudov on next.
Connor Benn's advantages, and decent boxing, are winning him more of the rounds, so far but the decorated veteran, Prograis, continues to try to execute his strategy and is having good moments.
Richard Riakporhe beats Jeamie Tshikeva by T.K.O. Maybe a bit early but Riakporhe was hitting hard. Next is Connor Benn vs. Regis Prograis at a catchweight of 150lbs. Prograis' the better boxer but he's smaller and has a lot on the odometer.
Jstis Huni got the decision over Frazier Clarke. Good scrap. On now, heavyweights Jeamie Tshikeva vs. Richard Riakporhe. Riakporhe has historically been a cruiserweight but moved up a couple of fights ago.
On now are more heavyweights, Frazier Clarke vs. Justis Huni. Been competitive, so far. Round 8
The latest return of Tyson Fury. He faces Arslanbek Makhmudov. Fury is rightfully expected 2 outbox Makhmudov but Makhmudov is dangerous & all it takes is 1 punch. Makhmudov showed boxing ability against Dave Allen (no Tyson Fury, of course) so this 1 has some drama
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Johan Gonzalez showing that he's not just an opponent as he knocks down Hebert Conceicao in round 3. Conceicao probably won the first two rounds and Gonzalez won the third.
Hebert Conceicao vs. Johan Gonzalez, 160lbs. I initially thought it was Robson Conceicao but nope. Interestingly enough, Hebert Conceicao and Robson Conceicao are from the same region in Brazil and both won Olympic gold. No idea if they're related.
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Osleys Iglesias vs. Pavel Silyagin, 168lbs. Osleys Iglesias expected to win and so far, that's how things are going.
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Deontay Wilder wins by split decision against Derek Chisora.
Based on Derek Chisora being knocked down twice and not clearly winning enough rounds, wouldn't be surprised if Deontay Wilder wins but it was close because Chisora was in it and had success.
Wow, dramatic 8th round which saw Derek Chisora get knocked down, got back on his feet and then Deontay Wilder had a point deducted for pushing Chisora through the ropes.
It was messy before but becoming even messier. Still, mean intentions could lead to a stoppage.
Entertaining scrap.
That guy from Derek Chisora's corner who ran into the ring seemingly doesn't follow the rules of the sport that he's part of tonight.
Main event time. Derek Chisora vs. Deontay Wilder, heavyweights. At the later stages of their careers, with Derek Chisora saying this is his last (but he's said that before). Chisora vs. Wilder, let's go! 🥊
Viddal Riley's ring generalship in his unanimous decision win over Mateusz Masternak definitely increased his standing in the division. Yeah, Masternak is 10 years older than Riley but boxers like Masternak know their craft and still have the odd trick up their sleeve.
Derek Chisora vs. Deontay Wilder, heavyweights who've been prominent for a while & possibly ready 2 retire after this. Denzel Bentley beat Endry Saavedra by T.K.O. & made a good point, Alimkhanuly should've been stripped of his belt.
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Referee stops the match. T.K.O. for Sebastian Fundora against Keith Thurman.
Keith Thurman visibly exhausted. His continuous moving, his misses and Fundora's landed punches are taking a heavy toll.
Sebastian Fundora is a problem for anyone. Fundora's punches are landing.
Good early rounds. Keith Thurman moving and picking his moments, Sebastian Fundora caught and almost dropped Keith Thurman in the second.