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    Tyler Denny vs Felix Cash: UK start time, live stream, TV channel, full undercard for European title fight

    BOXING fans have a cracker in store for Saturday night as Felix Cash takes on Tyler Denny in a Euroepean title fight.Cash, who was once a highly-touted prospect and holds a big KO win over fellow British rival Denzel Bentley, hasn’t been in the ring since 2022.Tyler Denny will be looking to retain his EBU title this weekendHe makes his return to boxing a big fight against European champ Denny, who won the strap last November.Denny beat Mateo Signani by stoppage to win the EBU belt, his fifth victory on the spin.Cash will be hoping he can overcome any ring rust issues as he looks to claim some important gold around his waist.When is Denny vs Cash?
    Denny’s clash with Cash takes place on Saturday, June 22.
    The fight will be held at the Resorts World Arena in Birmingham, England.
    Ring-walks for the main event can be expected at around 10pm BST.
    What channel is it on and can it be live streamed?
    Denny vs Cash will be shown live on DAZN in the UK as part of your subscription.
    You can subscribe to DAZN in the UK for £14.99-a-month, which commits you to an entire year of action.
    A flexible pass, worth £19.99-a-month, is also available, and you can cancel anytime.
    You can also pay £99.99 for the year up front, and this is the lowest cost option.
    The fight is available for live streaming on your mobile or tablet device from the DAZN app.
    You can also watch DAZN 1 HD on Sky channel 429.
    Denny vs Cash card
    Tyler Denny vs. Felix Cash
    Lewis Crocker vs. Conah Walker
    Cameron Vuong vs. Jeff Ofori
    Shannon Ryan vs. Emma Dolan
    Aqib Fiaz vs. Kane Baker
    Hamza Uddin vs. Jose Maria Hernandez
    Ibraheem Sulaimaan vs. Jesus Gonzalez
    Muhammad Ali vs. Kelvin Madjid
    Emanuel Odiase vs. TBA More

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    Lyndon Arthur vs Liam Cameron: UK start time, stream FREE, TV channel, full card for light-heavyweight fight

    LYNDON ARTHUR returns to the ring on Friday night as he takes on Liam Cameron.The bout will be contested at light-heavyweight and is Arthur’s first fight since losing to Dmitry Bivol last year.Lyndon Arthur lost convincingly to Dmitry Bivol last yearCredit: ReutersCameron came out of retirement after five years away from boxing last year and will be looking to provide the upset.But with Arthur looking to get back into world title contention, he’s not going to be eager to let his hopes slip at the hands of an underdog.When is Arthur vs Cameron?
    Arthur’s light-heavyweight contest with Cameron will take place on Friday, June 21.
    The bout will be held at the Toughsheet Community Stadium, home Bolton Wanderers.
    Ring-walks for the main event will get underway at around 10.30pm BST.
    What channel is it and can it be live streamed?
    Arthur vs Cameron will be shown live on Channel 5 in the UK.
    You can live stream the action from the My5 app, which is available for download onto your mobile or tablet device.
    Can I watch for FREE?
    Yes, the fight is available to watch for FREE, so long as you have a valid TV licence.
    Arthur vs Cameron card
    Lyndon Arthur vs. Liam Cameron
    Sultan Zaurbek vs. Roman Ruben Reynoso
    Khaleel Majid vs. Alin Florin Ciorceri
    Oliver Zaren vs. Thomas Lacroix
    Niall Brown vs. Jonathan Bouillot
    Matty Harris vs. Yury Bykhautsou
    Joe Howarth vs. TBA, 6 rounds
    Clark Smith vs. Jensen Irving
    Robert Lloyd-Taylor Jr. vs. Owen Durnan
    Tom Welland vs. Alejandro Farias
    Niall Fielding vs. Jake Osgood More

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    Tyson Fury suffers more heartache as Anthony Joshua LEAPFROGS him in WBC rankings ahead of do-or-die Usyk rematch

    TYSON FURY’s recent heavyweight heartache has gone from bad to worse.The Wythenshawe warrior failed in his bid to become the first undisputed ruler of the division in nearly 25 years last month in his unification bout with Oleksandr Usyk in Saudi Arabia.Tyson Fury suffered a heartbreaking defeat to Oleksandr Usyk in their undisputed heavyweight boutCredit: GettyThe Gypsy King licking his wounds following his first professional defeatCredit: PAThe Gypsy King has slipped below Anthony Joshua in the WBC’s heavyweight rankingsCredit: GETTYThe Mexican sanctioning body has Fury at No.2 in their heavyweight rankingsCredit: WORLD BOXING COUNCILFury, 35, suffered a split decision defeat to the undefeated Ukrainian, although he was incredibly lucky not to have been stopped in the ninth round.The Gypsy King is still licking his wounds a month after the desert defeat, although they’ll no doubt start to sting again once he gets a glimpse at the WBC’s latest heavyweight rankings.The Mexican sanctioning body have placed Fury’s Brit rival Anthony Joshua AHEAD of him in their prestigious rankings.Newly-crowned WBC king Usyk sits at the top of the tree, with AJ below him as their No.1-ranked heavyweight.READ MORE ON TYSON FURYDespite holding their belt for over four years, Fury sits at No.2 in the rankings overseen by Mauricio Sulaiman.Defeat to Usyk was the first of Fury’s 16-year-long professional career, in which he’s won all the belts on offer.The former unified heavyweight king will have the opportunity to exact his revenge and fulfil his undisputed dream in a rematch on December 21.And the bitter taste of defeat has lit a fire under the dad-of-seven, who said in a recent Instagram video: “Hey guys, Tyson Fury here. Most read in BoxingBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERS”Back in the gym, as you can see.”[I’m] counting down the days until I can get my redemption on Usyk.EXCLUSIVE: Anthony Joshua expected to fight winner of Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk even if Gypsy King gets revenge on Ukrainian”December 21 is going to be my time. I’ve done everything in boxing, but I ain’t come back from a loss.”And I relish it, the chance to redeem myself GET UP.”December 21 is all me – undisputed heavyweight here I come.”In his accompanying caption, he added: “Listen up! I’ve conquered everything in boxing – titles, records, the lot.”But I’ve never had to come back from a loss.”On December 21st in Riyadh, in the heart of the kingdom, the king will reclaim his throne and become undisputed.READ MORE SUN STORIES”Usyk, I’m coming for you! Get ready for the Gypsy King! The path to redemption is all mine.”I know what I have to do, I saw my shortcomings and best believe I am inevitable.” More

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    Mike Tyson cries with laughter as Jake Paul is embarrassed during lie detector test about result of Netflix megafight

    JAKE PAUL seemingly DOESN’T BELIEVE he’ll win his showdown with Mike Tyson – and neither does his brother Logan.The YouTuber-turned-boxer is set to throw down with the former undisputed heavyweight champion in a Texas tussle on November 15.Jake Paul throws down with Mike Tyson in a Texas tussle on November 15Credit: AFPThe Problem Child is confident of adding the boxing legend to his list of victimsCredit: GETTYBut a lie detector test suggests the YouTuber doesn’t believe what he’s sayingCredit: MOST VALUABLE PROMOTIONSIron Mike couldn’t help but laugh at the clipCredit: INSTAGRAM@MIKETYSONJake, 27, has exuded confidence throughout the build-up to the controversial clash, which he’s vowed to win in emphatic fashion.But a lie detector has sensationally claimed the former Disney star isn’t buying what he’s selling.Jake and his older brother Logan recently asked one another hard-hitting questions while being hooked up to lie detectors.And The Problem Child was left gobsmacked when it emerged that his sibling thinks he’ll lose to Iron Mike, asking: “What the f**k?”READ MORE IN BOXINGLogan then turned the tables, asking: “Do you believe you’ll actually beat Mike Tyson?”Jake replied: “Yeah, I’m not hooked up to the lie detector.”The lie detector was quickly hooked up to the social media sensation, which prompted Logan to ask him if he believes the age difference between himself and Tyson will have a bearing on the outcome of the fight.Jake quickly replied: “No, I think Mike is a killer at any age.”Most read in BoxingBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSThe lie detector determined he was telling the truth, prompting Logan to ask his brother again: “Do you really think you’re going to beat Mike Tyson?”Jake paused and took a breath before replying: “Yeah.”Mike Tyson issues chilling threat to Jake Paul in first message since Netflix showdown fight was postponedHis answer, however, was determined to be a lie, prompting Logan to say: “Ooh.”The clip went viral and even came to the attention of Tyson, who shared it with his 30 million Instagram followers.And the boxing legend couldn’t help but laugh at the clip, emblazing three laughing emojis across the video.Paul and Tyson were initially set to trade heavy leather on July 20.But their crossover clash was postponed last month after Tyson suffered a medical emergency on a plane. More

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    Shocking moment Ben Whittaker is attacked with headbutt and elbow as he outclasses furious opponent

    BEN WHITTAKER was attacked with a headbutt and an elbow but still managed to win a dull one-sided fight.The talented 27-year-old Olympic silver winner was assaulted a couple of times by light-heavyweight underdog Ezra Arenyeka, who was rightly deducted a point for his fouling.Ben Whittaker locked horns with Ezra Arenyeka for the IBF International Light-Heavyweight titleCredit: REUTERSOlympian Whittaker was too slick and crafty for the NigerianCredit: REUTERSArenyeka lost his composure after the sixth round and headbutted Whittaker’s jawCredit: SKY SPORTSBut the Selhurst Park fight turned into a bit of a stinker as it was all one-way traffic, with the Brit ace unable or unwilling to push for a stoppage before the judges called it: 100-89, 99-90 and 99-90.Arenyeka, 28, looked the part with handsome muscles and glittery shorts but he was grossly overmatched and little more than a human punchbag.Whittaker’s pink gloves peppered him from all sorts of angles and nothing the Nigerian threw back came close to landing.The final 30 seconds turned into a cringey dance-off, with both pretty boys doing their best Strictly audition.READ MORE BOXING NEWSThe Baggies showboater spent more time looking at the freezing audience than his opponent in the second but the action dried up with the rain.Arenyeka fancied his chances more in the third, hurling haymakers in Whittaker’s vague direction and grabbing him in an attempted sleeper hold straight of the wrestling handbook.Whittaker had his designer goatee grazed in the fifth when Arenyeka lost the fear of his punches and slung everything at him.In round six, when the tricks and flicks were getting tiresome, Arenyeka accidentally punched him in the backside, but it was a kick he needed as he coasted around the low gears.Most read in BoxingBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSEzra Arenyeka was later deducted a point for elbowing Ben WhittakerCredit: GETTYAnd Whittaker got the shock of his life when he tried to mock his opponent by walking him back to his stall, at the bell, and got a headbutt for his trouble.Arenyeka lost a point in the seventh when he added an elbow to his headbutt routine but the crowd had long lost interest by then.Chris Billam-Smith v Richard Riakporhe post fight interviewArenyeka threw a hook so wild in round nine he did a full 360-degree spin and fans must have fancied the same move at the turnstiles as the one-sided spar turned sour. More

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    Chris Billam-Smith RETAINS WBO Cruiserweight belt by unanimous decision as he survives Richard Riakporhe hugfest

    CHRIS BILLAM-SMITH survived a Richard Riakporhe snugglefest to cling on to his WBO cruiserweight world title.The Bournemouth champ had to go to Riakporhe’s Crystal Palace home to land a massive payday and it was well worth it after an easy night’s work.Chris Billiam Smith defended his WBO cruiserweight world title against Richard RiakporheCredit: REUTERSRiakporhe bizarrely used a clinch-heavy approach to try win his first world titleCredit: GettyHis constant holding on frustrated Billiam-Smith and paying fansCredit: REUTERSIn front of new Eagles manager Oliver Glasner, Riakporhe and hapless trainer Angel Fernandez got their tactics utterly wrong and blew their expensive chance as the judges called the hugfest 116-111, 115-112 and 115-112.Riakporhe fizzed in the first couple of crisp jabs and drove a pair of his trademark right-hand equalisers onto CBS’ high and tight guard.The 33-year-old Cherries fan poked and prodded but took no early risks on enemy ground.Riakporhe, 34, wasted most of the second round holding on to CBS and pinning him back onto the ropes.READ MORE BOXING NEWSThe experienced champion was too easily manhandled but was putting his punches together when they weren’t entangled.Riakporhe landed a smart right hand in the third but spoiled the rest of the round by hugging and was warned for rubbing his forehead into CBS during one long and ugly embrace.The fourth was tight and tasty, Riakporhe missed with a few wild power punches and CBS tagged his body.But the challenger scored with other punches and CBS slipped into some bad old habits when he was easy to hit.Most read in BoxingBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSBilliam-Smith landed the cleaner and more precise shots over 12 roundsCredit: GettyThe middle rounds were hard to stomach as Riakporhe moved from hugs, to cuddles and eventually into snuggles.But he did land the sixth round’s best shots and got Billam-Smith’s nose bleeding.Shocking moment Ben Whittaker is attacked with headbutt and elbow as he outclasses furious opponentReferee Steve Gray was doing the shrinking audience a disservice by not punishing Riakporhe for the endless wrestling that was turning everyone off.CBS enjoyed his best session in round eight, Riakporhe was hurt a couple of times and was briefly slumped over in the champ’s red corner.Sweat and blood was slashed off his handsome face a couple of times as the Dorset dangerman grew into the bout.Then CBS was buzzed as soon as the ninth started but Riakporhe’s follow-up was low so he was able to recover.Then two more booming right hands had CBS in serious trouble, clinging on and desperately awaiting the bell, which saved him in the nick of time.Riakporhe got his umpteenth verbal warning for holding and headbutting in the eleventh but still escaped a point deduction.Chris Billiam-Smith knew he’d done enough to retain his title after the finalCredit: REUTERSCBS’ sights are set on becoming undisputed cruiserweight kingCredit: PAThe final bell could not have come sooner after the 14st 4lbs rutted and wriggled for one final session.Gray did finally take a point off Riakporhe for his incessant fouling and spoiling but the damage to CBS and the spectacle was already done.CBS said: “I am really pleased. The difference was experience and speed and the gameplan.”Shane McGuigan, my trainer, is a master.READ MORE SUN STORIES”He can punch with his left and his right but our gameplan was the difference.”I want to unify against another champion, I want to go to Vegas baby!” More

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    Ryan Garcia in brawl with Caleb Plant at Gervonta Davis’ fight after feuding with boxing star online

    RYAN GARCIA was involved in a brawl with boxer Caleb Plant at Gervonta Davis’ fight. Garcia gatecrashed Davis’ knockout victory over Frank Martin over a year on from losing their blockbuster bout.Ryan Garcia was involved in a brawl with boxer Caleb PlantCredit: Fight Hub TVPlant threw a beer at GarciaCredit: Fight Hub TVIn the period since, the American defeated Devin Haney in a bout marred in controversy. Garcia won on points following THREE knockdowns but later tested positive for banned substance ostarine. He denied knowingly taking the performance enhancing drug and instead put it down to a tainted supplement. But former super-middleweight champion Plant has not been left convinced and regularly refutes Garcia’s claims. It led to a social media back-and-forth between the two which spilled it when the two came face to face in Las Vegas. Before Davis’ fight, Garcia had dragged Plant’s reporter wife Jordan into the row in a series of goading posts. He said: “Caleb Plant wife is beautiful no disrespect.”Jordan Plant is the best and I mean the best interviewer in the game Or at least one of them And she is easy on the eyes no disrespect.Most read in BoxingCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERS”Jordan Garcia aka Jordan Plant.” It did not go down well with Plant, who went onto throw a beer at Garcia following the aftermath of Davis’ win.Shocking moment Ben Whittaker is attacked with headbutt and elbow as he outclasses furious opponentIt sparked an all-out brawl between their opposing entourages inside the MGM Grand Garden Arena. And Garcia went on a further rampage online after the ruckus. He posted: “Ima have to expose the fact that Jordan f***ed me and Caleb is mad. It was one time And before y’all dated.”Bruh I f***ed his wife and it was great and he is so mad…”Hit me with that again in my face and face me like a man and I will kill you Caleb. “I f***ed your wife…READ MORE SUN STORIES”Caleb I planted my dick in your wife mouth.” More

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    Gervonta Davis vs Frank Martin LIVE RESULTS: Latest as Tank KO’s challenger with brutal left hand

    GERVONTA DAVIS is back in action TONIGHT in a tasty fight against unbeaten contender Frank Martin in Las Vegas.Knockout artist Davis hasn’t fought since his win against Ryan Garcia over a year ago and spent some time in jail – but is now ready to defend his WBA lightweight title once again.Martin represents a tricky challenge for Davis, having beaten Michel Rivera and Artem Harutyunyan in his last two bouts.
    Start time: Main event from midnight ET/9pm PST
    TV channels: Amazon Prime PPV
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    Ryan Garcia was involved in a brawl with boxer Caleb Plant at Gervonta Davis’ fight.

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    Gervonta Davis gatecrashed Gervonta Davis’ fight with Frank Martin to demand a rematch – before embracing with his rival.
    He even wore a T-shirt with the words “rematch me b***h” after campaigning to face Davis again up in weight.
    But despite the bad blood, the two put that aside to embrace after Davis knocked out Martin in round eight.
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    The champ has the likes of Vasyl Lomachenko, Shakur Stevenson and a rematch with Isaac Pitbull Cruz in his sights.
    He added: “All them guys are on my radar.”
    Credit: Getty
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    Asked if anyone can compete with him, Davis says: “I mean, I don’t know until they get in there with me but I’ve been around for a long time.
    “I’ve been training since I was seven-years-old, competing since I was eight so it’s like second nature.
    “It’s about staying focussed. Make sure my minds on the goal and it’s always to come out on top.”
    Credit: AP
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    He continues: “No, his footwork wasn’t bothering me I knew that he was going to tire down.
    “So that what I was doing, just being a target there for him to tire himself out and I started picking him apart.”
    “Yeah, it’s like a little cherry but it’s okay it comes with the sport.”

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    He adds: “No, his footwork wasn’t bothering me I knew that he was going to tire down.
    “So that what I was doing, just being a target there for him to tire himself out and I started picking him apart.”
    “Yeah, it’s like a little cherry but it’s okay it comes with the sport.”
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    He says: “Yeah, just a little rusty but I’m back.
    “A couple pf rounds I feel I didn’t warm up completely like how I wanted to but I did warm up and got caught as the fight was going on.
    “But it’s okay, no excuses.”
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    Whipping uppercut did the damage with Martin stunned but a follow up left hand closed the show.
    Another huge KO and Martin was left flat on his back and unable to beat the count.
    Clean-cut KO.
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    Davis gave away a lot of the opening half but stayed patient and confident in his timing and power.
    Towards the second half, Davis crept closer and closer and eventually landed the left hand that nailed Martin.
    Another highlight-reel KO for Tank Davis.

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    Round 8 – DOWN GOES MARTIN!
    Big left hand flattens Martin and Davis is already on the ropes celebrating…
    The referee makes it to the count of ten and that’s all she wrote.
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    Round 7 – Big round for Davis.
    At the start of the round, Davis landed big but Martin was able to return fire.
    Towards the end, Davis just teed off on Martin and despite one big counter left, it was Tank who let his hands go on a stationary target.
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    Round 6 – Left hands land for both to mark back and forth action.
    But Davis has Martin trapped in the corner a few times and lets his left hand go.
    Davis coming on now but Martin still looks sharp on the back foot.
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    Round 5 – Davis is on the front foot constantly and always threatening with the left.
    But Martin looks comfortable on the retreat and even lands a few counters on his way back.
    Although Davis did land a lovely lead right hook in the round. Best punch of his fight so far.
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    Round 4 – Davis really going searching for Martin and lets some left hands go.
    A couple of uppercuts whisk by but some do find the body and Davis looks to press forward now.
    Martin still boxing well on the back foot but it must be paying a toll. Maybe we could see a switch if Martin begins to feel the pace and pressure.
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    Round 3 – Davis really upping the pressure as he talks Martin with the high guard and lets his left hand go.
    But again, nothing major lands and it’s Martin who is connecting with telling counters.
    Davis also almost gets his feet in a muddle on a few occasions as he lunges in.
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    Round 2 – Martin pumps out the jab and catches Davis with a few left hands.
    Davis is walking forward with a high guard trying to find a big left hand or lead right hook but nothing doing.
    Martin holds on a dew times, maybe a sense he feels the power coming.
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    Round 1 – Good start from Martin.
    Very active with his lead right hand jab, going to the body and landing a good few left hands.
    Davis tucks up for most the round with a high guard but he didn’t offer much offensively. Maybe sussing Martin out.

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    Round 1 – Here. We. Go.
    Opening round, southpaw vs southpaw.
    It could be Martin’s strength and size against Davis’ speed, power and precision. Fascinating fight!
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    Both men have walked out and are in the ring now.
    Legendary MC Jimmy Lennon Jr introduces both men to the Las Vegas crowd and it’s almost time!
    Davis’ WBA lightweight title with unbeaten records on the line.
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    Davis and Martin once sparred in Vegas in a session which has been majorly disputed.
    But Martin told SunSport: “I don’t really go off the sparring session.
    “It’s not like we sparred multiple times and we know each other as fighters. 
    “It was a long time ago, I’m a way better fighter than I was then, he’s a way better fighter than he was at that moment as well. 
    “I don’t really go off the sparring session,” he says.
    “It’s not like we sparred multiple times and we know each other as fighters. 
    “It was a long time ago, I’m a way better fighter than I was then, he’s a way better fighter than he was at that moment as well. 
    Copy linkCopiedOn Ger way
    Tank has been out of the ring for 14 months since he stopped Ryan Garcia in their mega-fight that sold over ONE MILLION PPVs.
    It also gave the American the self-proclaimed title as the face of boxing with over £50million believed to have been made in his career.
    Davis now returns against unbeaten Martin, 29, in Las Vegas and does so in a bid to prove he is the best 135lb lightweight in the world.
    He said: “I just want to prove I’m the best at 135 and June 15th is just going to be a clinic.
    “He’s just going to be a stepping stone to where I want to be.”
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    Gervonta Davis has had the most stunning of rises from sleeping on the floors of crack dens to becoming one of boxing’s top stars.
    Davis grew up on the mean streets of crime-ridden Baltimore – home of gritty hit TV series The Wire.
    His parents were both believed to have battled the same crack cocaine addiction that was the central theme of the award-winning show.
    So it makes Davis’ journey to the top of boxing as a multimillionaire pay-per-view star even more impressive.
    Ahead of his fight with Frank Martin, he told Amazon Prime PPV: “I’m already a legend from where I’ve came from, for what I’ve done.
    “I’ve been through mad stuff; sleeping on floors, crack house, all that type of stuff, I’ve been through all that.
    “I ain’t got to prove nothing to nobody else. That’s why I will never get too hyped about the win after I win.
    “Because it’s like you’ve always got to do something over and over again until you’re done.
    “And there’s always going to be someone next, somebody next. So, I don’t feel I need to prove myself to these people.”
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    Frank Martin believes he’s found a has a pretty clear path to beating Tank – don’t get knocked out.
    Easier said than done against one of the hardest punchers in the whole sport, with 27 of his 29 wins coming via KO.
    Martin said: “Yeah, we know he’s always getting outboxed by guys.
    “Even in his last fight (a KO win over Ryan Garcia), he was getting out-boxed.
    “We’ve just got to go 12 rounds.”
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    Up next is the headliner of the night.
    Gervonta Davis defends his WBA lightweight title against unbeaten Texan Frank Martin.
    It is his first fight since beating Ryan Garcia in April 2023 – when a short prison sentence followed.
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    Benavidez refuses to give up on his dream fight against Canelo Alvarez as he opens the door to a move back down to super-middleweight.
    But his win over Gvozdyk makes his WBC mandatory for the belt owned by Artur Beterbiev.
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