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Steve Wellings

Belfast

Online Editor at Boxing News

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  • 1 week ago | boxingnewsonline.net | Steve Wellings

    DALTON Smith is fast approaching a shot at the world title and is ready to bring a championship mindset to the Sheffield ring on Saturday evening. Overlooking opponent Mathieu Germain, as the carrot of a WBC title shot at champion Alberto Puello lingers, is not even an option. “I’m not meaning to be different or anything. It must just be natural, but I’m focused,” said Smith at this afternoon’s press conference.

  • 1 week ago | boxingnewsonline.net | Steve Wellings

    MATHIEU Germain is well aware of all the “what’s next” talk for Dalton Smith. The quietly confident Canadian is ready to slide into Sheffield and upset the best-laid world title plans by using his skills and strategy to defeat the local man. Speaking at the final pre-fight press conference, Germain said he had been waiting for a big fight phone call his entire boxing life. He was already in shape and now sees everything coming together with perfect timing.

  • 1 week ago | boxingnewsonline.net | Steve Wellings

    SUNDAY’S main event between Ben Whittaker and Liam Cameron is now a 10-rounder after the Sheffield boxer agreed to updated terms. There had been contention about whether the contest would even go ahead after it was revealed that Boxxer had erroneously scheduled it for 12 rounds. Earlier in the week, promoter Frank Warren said that the contract stipulated 12 rounds and a new deal would need to be brokered to change it, or else a legal situation would develop.

  • 1 week ago | boxingnewsonline.net | Steve Wellings

    BEN Whittaker and Liam Cameron resume hostilities this Sunday as their highly-anticipated rematch heads to Birmingham. This wasn’t really supposed to be a rivalry at all, with many expecting Cameron to serve as a nuisance yardstick, briefly blocking Ben’s path to world level. We all saw the shenanigans in Riyadh. Whittaker started strongly, fumbled and fell over the top rope, prompting a premature end to the bout. This new date was secured once he returned to civilisation.

  • 1 week ago | boxingnewsonline.net | Steve Wellings

    ONCE upon a time, Sergey Kovalev was a destroyer of opponents and stealer of souls. The Russian ‘Krusher’ was feared for his dynamite fists and uncompromising ability to use them fully. Opponents’ weaknesses were preyed upon and exploited. There was no mercy to be begged for. On April 18, the latest version of Kovalev boxes for the final time, back on home soil and regional territory in an IBA event. Arriving in Chelyabinsk as the final foe is decent fringe operator Artur Mann.

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