
Ben Davies
Senior Boxing Reporter at talkSPORT
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3 days ago |
talksport.com | Ben Davies
Tommy Fury injured his hand again during his comeback victory over Kenan Hanjalic. The newly 26-year-old made his long awaited ring comeback in the ring in Budapest, taking on rugged and resilient Hanjalic. Fury won in a six round bout, his first since narrowly beating KSI in October 2023. TNT's hiatus from the ring was as a result of surgery on his hand, which he was struggling with before the fight. And the Briton suffered what appeared to be a similar injury during his clash.
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3 days ago |
talksport.com | Ben Davies
Vitor Belfort was hugely emotional as he was inducted into the UFC Hall of Fame. Three-weight contender Belfort had a hugely successful UFC career, taking on the likes of Jon Jones, Anderson Silva, Randy Couture and Chuck Liddell. The Brazilian star had a career in MMA of 22 years, before retiring in 2018 after defeat to Lyoto Machida. And he has now been inducted into the UFC Hall of Fame, after a legendary stint in the octagon which saw him take on 10 champions.
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6 days ago |
talksport.com | Ben Davies
Chris Eubank Jr snubbed a handshake with Conor Benn as he still holds resentment over his rival's failed drugs test in 2022. Eubank Jr finally touched gloves with Benn in a monumental clash, which saw him pick up a points victory. The pair left it all on the line in a brutal war, and there was a respectful placing down of the guns at the end of the fight. Eubank Jr's father and Nigel Benn embraced at the final bell, but the bitter foes didn't shake hands at the conclusion of the contest.
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6 days ago |
talksport.com | Ben Davies
Conor McGregor Jr scored seven goals in a football match, but his famous father was furious after an eighth was disallowed. McGregor watched on as his son played in a football match in Ireland. The former UFC champion attracted attention in January as he played for his pub's team in a United Churches Football League (UCFL) game. And now the next generation of 'The Notorious' most certainly caught the eye for his footballing skills.
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6 days ago |
talksport.com | Ben Davies
Luke Littler made a crying gesture to heckling Leeds fans during his Premier League win over Nathan Aspinall. 'The Nuke' was back in action as he looked to continue his dominant campaign on night 14 of the Premier League. He took on mentor and friend Aspinall in the quarter-final on a stage where he wasn't warmly received. Littler is an avid Manchester United fan - a rival of local club Leeds United where the matches were being held.
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