John Dennen
Senior Reporter at Boxing News
Senior Reporter at Boxing News, the world's greatest fight magazine. http://t.co/WOT43Rks6Z
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6 days ago |
skysports.com | John Dennen
"I could see the canvas slowly getting dark. Because I was slowly losing consciousness."Lewis McGrillen came through one the greatest fights MMA's ever seen when he beat Dean Garnett last year. In an astonishing clash the two traded 14 knockdowns in all, with McGrillen escaping a chokehold before ultimately knocking Garnett out with a one-punch finish.
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6 days ago |
skysports.com | John Dennen
Manny Pacquiao is poised to make a surprise return to world championship action and challenge Mario Barrios for the WBC welterweight title. The WBC will sanction the bout but a final decision rests with Pacquiao. The 46-year-old, who retired from boxing in 2021 after 72 professional contests, is a senator in the Philippines and is currently involved in elections. Pacquiao advisor, Sean Gibbons of MP Promotions told Sky Sports: "Manny Pacquiao is running for Senator here in the Philippines.
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1 week ago |
skysports.com | John Dennen
Ben Whittaker made a statement with an emphatic second-round victory in his rematch with Liam Cameron last month. After falling out of the ring in his first fight with Cameron, injury prevented the Olympic silver medallist from continuing and Whittaker's professional record took its first blemish with a technical decision draw. Whittaker came under intense scrutiny after that, and celebrated wildly in his opponent's corner after winning the second fight in style.
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1 week ago |
skysports.com | John Dennen
Joseph Parker will be the toughest test in the division for unified heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk, says trainer Andy Lee. Parker is the mandatory challenger for the WBO heavyweight title, one of the three belts that Ukraine's Usyk holds. But Usyk's undisputed championship fight with Daniel Dubois for all four of the major heavyweight belts takes precedence over a mandatory defence as it is a title unification.
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1 week ago |
skysports.com | John Dennen
Naoya Inoue rose from the canvas to take out Ramon Cardenas and defend the undisputed super-bantamweight world championship. The brilliant Naoya Inoue is a pound-for-pound superstar and a two-weight undisputed champion. But Cardenas, inspired in his performance at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on Cinco De Mayo weekend, came with an upset in mind.
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