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      F1 Belgian Grand Prix LIVE: Hamilton boost as SIX drivers face back of grid penalty including Leclerc & Verstappen

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      LEWIS HAMILTON has been handed a huge boost in his chances of securing a first place finish at the Belgian GP with Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc facing back of grid penalties.Leclerc and Verstappen are two of six drivers who have been penalised for using more engine parts than required.
      And Hamilton is yet to win a race this season but if the seven-time champion can pull off a victory, he can gain some ground on Verstappen who leads on 258 points.

      TV channel: Sky Sports F1
      Live stream: NowTV
      Saturday, August 27: Practice Three 12pm, Qualifying 3pm
      Sunday, August 28: Belgian Grand Prix race 2pm

      Stay up to date with all the latest from Spa-Francorchamps…
      Still dry at Spa
      And in another shock, it is he the two Alfa Romeos who at at the top of the time sheets followed by the two Aston Martins.
      FP3 is go at Spa
      Final chance to make some changes before qualifying. If you missed it yesterday, there are a host of grid penalties on the way, so Lewis Hamilton will be hoping that his penalty-free grid position will allow him the chance to fight for a win.
      Spa to stay.
      Building on our earlier announcement that Spa will remain a destination for F1 drivers next season, journalist Fernando Tornello has given us an update on the situation.
      Spa is a favourite track for many F1 fans, and is coated in heritage, as is the Belgian Grand Prix.
      It seems that they are renewing their contract with Spa for at least three years. It will be announced in the next few hours.Fernando TornelloVia Twitter
      Ollie Bearman wins in F3
      Ollie Bearman has won the Formula 3 sprint race in Spa this morning, with the Ferrari academy driver putting in a great performance to get his maiden victory.
      This is how the top 10 looked from that race:
      The top 10 from today’s Formula 3 sprint race in Spa. Credit: @FIAFormula3 via Twitter.
      Spa WILL be back next year.
      While we will no longer see the French grand prix next year, F1 fans will be glad to hear that we will be back at Spa next season.
      This was confirmed via the Sky Sports F1 Twitter account, and many fans are pleased with the outcome.
      Spa is considered a legendary track among F1 fanatics, and it is great news that we will be back, in Spa, inevitably in the rain next year.
      Nice touch, Pierre.
      Pierre Gasly always leaves a bouquet of flowers track-side at Spa, in memory of Anthoine Hubert.
      Gasly and the Formula 2 driver learned to race together, studied together and even lived together for six years.
      A beautiful touch from the Frenchman…
      Credit: Alamy
      Pressure’s on, Lewis.
      Lewis Hamilton is yet to win a Formula 1 race this season, and may not have a better chance to do so than this weekend in Spa.
      The two normal front runners this season, Verstappen and Leclerc, both have penalties that will see them start from the back of the grid, which will give Lewis a huge boost in the race tomorrow.
      No one could get close to Verstappen in practice yesterday, so you wouldn’t bet against him fighting through the pack, but this one is certainly set up for Lewis to put on a really good show.
      The Brit finished 6th in practice yesterday, which was higher than Mercedes team mate George Russell, who finished the practice down in eighth.
      Lewis Hamilton will be hoping to win the Belgian Grand Prix tomorrow.Credit: Getty
      Spa break
      Lewis Hamilton has been handed a huge boost ahead of the Belgian Grand Prix with title leaders Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen set to be demoted to the back of the grid.
      The Brit driver is still looking for his first win of the season and will likely not get a better chance this season with both frontrunners having to fight through the pack.
      Leclerc and Verstappen are just two of SIX drivers set to take penalties, with several teams choosing to take new power units and having to start from the back of the grid as a result.
      McLaren’s Lando Norris, Alpine’s Esteban Ocon, Valtteri Bottas of Alfa Romeo and Haas’ Mick Schumacher are the other drivers set to be penalised.
      The penalties have been confirmed by the governing body the FIA after the first practice session.
      Teams are believed to be taking the penalties at this race as it is easier in to overtake in Belgium and make up places than other tracks.

      Practice 3
      Practice 3 gets underway from 12pm UK time tomorrow.
      Then there’s qualifying from 3pm.
      The big race takes place 2pm on Sunday.
      FP2 is done
      Verstappen tops the session – a whopping 0.862 seconds clear of Leclerc.
      Norris is in P3 and Stroll in P4 in another encouraging session for the Canadian.
      Sainz is fifth and Hamilton sixth, who is the best-placed of the two Mercedes drivers. Russell is down in eighth.
      Here comes the rain
      It has started and we are in for another early finish here. Lap times will not improve.
      No one can get close to Verstappen
      He is in a class of one. So much quicker than the rest. He does have grid penalties, otherwise this was looking far too easy.
      Leclerc reacts to Verstappen’s lap time
      He’s told the Dutchman is 0.862 seconds ahead of his best time. “Wow…that is quick”, he says over the radio.
      Verstappen setting the pace
      The world champion is top of the timesheets in an otherwise dull session so far.
      Only Vettel has notched double-figures in the way of laps and he is in 18th.
      FP2 is go
      Second session underway in Spa. The track is damp and we have a 40 percent chance of rain in this sesion.
      Verstappen latest
      McLaren’s Lando Norris, Alpine’s Eseban Ocon, Alfa Romeo’s Valterri Bottas and Haas’ Mick Schumacher are the other four drivers who will start from the back.
      Verstappen to start from BACK of grid
      Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc will start from the BACK of the grid at the Belgian Grand Prix.
      The Red Bull and Ferrari aces are two of six drivers to be penalised for using too many engine parts.
      FP1 is done – Ferrari set the pace
      Sainz and Leclerc top the session in Spa, the two are separated by just 0.069 seconds.
      Verstappen is third quickest 0.217 seconds off Sainz’s best time and Russell is fourth.
      Hamilton down in 9th place and Norris in 13th.
      It is raining
      A wet end to the session at Spa meaning lap times will not improve. Under three minutes to go and it is Sainz, Leclerc, Verstappen, Russell as the top four.
      Green light
      We are going again after a lengthy delay to recover the Haas. Eight minutes on the clock remain in FP1.
      Red flag – Magnussen stops on track
      He has a mechanical problem – says “his engine is out”, and is told to stop the car.
      This session has been stopped for the time being as they recover his car.
      No penalty for Williams
      Pretty mad that Williams have been let off there. Looked a slam dunk penalty to me.
      Ocon has a problem
      He radios his Alpine team to inform them and the ask him to bring the car in to the pits for them to check it over. He was eighth quickest.
      Near miss!
      Verstappen almost wipes out Latifi in the pitlane. What were Williams doing calling him out into the pitlane with the Red Bull man approaching at such speed.
      That’s likely to be a fine for the Williams team due to an unsafe release.
      Green light in the pit lane
      We are go for the Belgium GP – the season is back after the summer break.
      Lots of new parts on these cars, so expect of running – despite the wet conditions.
      New engines on the way for a number of drivers – details to follow once confirmed with the FIA – but the grid on Sunday could see a number of top drivers starting at the back of the grid.
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      KSI and Joe Weller almost trade punches in fiery face-off before security step in as a YouTuber calls for ‘street fight’

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      KSI nearly came to blows with former rival Joe Weller ahead of his return to the ring.Weller was among the spectators at the weigh-ins for YouTuber’s clashes with rapper Swarmz and professional boxer Luis Pineda on Saturday night.
      KSI and Joe Weller exchanged words on FridayCredit: GETTY
      Weller decided to charge over after the pair’s exchangeCredit: DAZN
      Security stopped Weller from sparking a mass brawlCredit: DAZN
      KSI won the pair’s 2018 clash via third-round TKOCredit: YOUTUVE
      But the social media star almost sparked a brawl by charging at KSI as his former rival conducted an interview.
      Weller stormed over after KSI asked him: “Why is this man… why are you standing like that?”
      Security quickly intervened and dragged a fired-up Weller away from the scene.
      KSI said of the incident: “Why is he doing that… f**k Joe Weller, man, I don’t care he’s a b***h; he’s always hated me.
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      “I’ve knocked him out once and I’ll knock him out again. Why is he at this event? Why did he get accepted?”
      KSI – real name Olajide Olatunji – stopped Weller in their grudge match four years ago at London’s Copperbox Arena.
      Weller, 26, was stopped in the third round of the Battle of the YouTubers.
      The pair seemingly squashed their beef after the fight but have continued to take shots at one another.
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      Weller is desperate to avenge his loss but wants to face his rival in the streets.
      He told Misfits Boxing: “A boxing match? Forget that. We’re beyond that.
      “I want a street [fight]. I want no rules. I don’t want anyone to help him.
      “I don’t want anyone he can hide behind. I just want me and him in a car park. Serious.
      “He won’t take it, though. He ain’t about that.”
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      Weller later told GiveMeSport: “The geezer just called me out while I was spectating.
      “I’m rent-free in the geezer’s head. What do you expect, mate? He can’t handle it?
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      “His next opponent? In the street, I will. F**k this boxing s**t, fuck gloves to protect him.
      “I’ll do it anywhere, mate. The kid’s a tool.”
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      KSI fight EXACT start time – what time are the ring walks tonight for Swarmz and Luis Pineda bouts?

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      KSI is fighting TWO different people on the same night TONIGHT as the entertainer makes his big boxing comeback.And in his way are both Swarmz and Mexico pro boxer Luis Alcaraz Pineda in a HUGE night at London’s o2 Arena.
      Rapper Swarmz is first up for KSI tonight
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      After KSI’s original scrap with Alex Wassabi was nixed, there was a scramble to get a new, credible opponent in for JJ.
      Rapper Swarmz was drafted in to compete with KSI, having never fought in the ring before.
      After some dissatisfaction from fans a second opponent, to fight KSI on the very same night, was arranged.
      Ivan Nikolov, who had a winning record as a pro boxer, was picked. But Nikolov was removed from the event after he was found to have neo-Nazi tattoos and and white supremacist beliefs.
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      What times are KSI’s fights tonight?
      KSI will fight Swarmz at 7.10pm UK time tonight to open up his OWN show.
      Then KSI will return for the main event against Luis Alcaraz Pineda at 10pm.
      London’s o2 Arena plays host, with each fight 3×3 minute rounds.
      KSI is making his big boxing return
      What live stream and TV channel are KSI’s fights on?
      KSI vs Swarmz and Luis Alcaraz Pineda will be broadcast live on DAZN PPV.
      The show costs £11.99 to purchase on top of a £7.99 DAZN subscription.
      DAZN’s coverage begins at 7pm.
      Who is on the KSI undercard?
      KSI’s brother Deji is the chief support when he takes on Fousey in his fourth fight.
      Though so far there has only been defeats in his previous three bouts – to Jake Paul, Vinnie Hacker and Alex Wassabi.

      KSI vs Luis Alcaraz Pineda (main event from 10pm UK time)
      FaZe Temperrr vs Slim
      King Kenny vs FaZe Sensei
      Deji vs Fousey
      Sam Hyde vs IAMTHMPSN
      Salt Papi vs Andy Warski
      Deen the Great vs Evil Hero
      KSI vs Swarmz (from 7.10pm)

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      KSI fight live stream and TV guide – how to watch Swarmz and Luis Pineda bouts

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      FANS of KSI are in for a treat as the internet superstar is fighting not once… but twice TONIGHT in his highly anticipated return to boxing The YouTuber-turned-recording artist was last in the boxing ring in November 2019, when he defeated rival-turned-friend Logan Paul in their rematch.
      KSI during his open workout this week
      This time around, he takes on rapper Swarmz and then pro boxer Luis Alcaraz Pineda in one night.
      Pineda is from Mexico and has a 2-5 record.
      KSI was originally set to fight rival Alex Wassabi, who beat his brother Deji back in March, but he pulled out with injury.
      Deji also makes his boxing return on the undercard this weekend.
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      When is KSI vs Swarmz and Pineda?
      KSI vs Swarmz and Pineda will take place TONIGHT – Saturday, August 27.
      KSI is set to fight Swarmz first to open up the show at 7.10pm, and then Pineda at around 10pm BST.
      London’s o2 Arena plays host.
      How can I watch KSI vs Swarmz and Pineda?
      KSI vs Swarmz and Pineda will be broadcast live on DAZN PPV.
      The PPV costs £11.99, on top of the £7.99 DAZN subscription.
      To live stream, DAZN is available on web browsers at DAZN.com (except Argentina, Chile and Colombia) and also on their app.
      KSI has got himself lean for his boxing return
      What is the full KSI undercard?

      KSI vs Luis Alcaraz Pineda
      Faze Temper vs TBA
      King Kenny vs Faze Sensei
      Deji vs Fousey
      Sam Hyde vs IAMTHMPSN
      Salt Papi vs Andy Warski
      Deen the Great vs Evil Hero
      KSI vs Swarmz

      Why is KSI not fighting Ivan Nikolov?
      Originally KSI was announced to fight pro boxer Ivan Nikolov as his boxing opponent in the secondary main event.
      But Nikolov has since been pulled from the card and replaced by Pineda.
      This is because Nikolov, 43, has been seen to have neo-Nazi tattoos, causing fan fury.
      A “white power” tattoo is seen on his stomach and on his left forearm, Nikolov has a tattoo of the words “Blood & Honour”.
      That is the name of a neo-Nazi skinhead group formed in England in the 1980s.
      Also in between the words is a triskele symbol, a three-pointed swastika which was the logo for the group.
      Nikolov also has a Schutzstaffel logo on his right arm, which was the police and military force of the Nazi Party, who pledged an oath of loyalty to Germany’s ex-dictator Adolf Hitler.
      His neo-Nazi tattoos were pointed out by one of his previous opponents, Daniel Blenda Dos Santos, who slammed the boxer after winning their fight in April.
      Dos Santos said: “When I saw his tattoos, some of them racist in nature, I wanted to hurt him.”
      KSI, 29, responded to the allegations on his YouTube channel and confirmed Nikolov was replaced due to his tattoos.
      He said: “He’s a white supremacist
      “Ivan isn’t my opponent anymore. He has been removed.
      “The matchmaker also got fired for allowing this to happen in the first place. But yes, my new opponent is Luis Alcaraz Pineda.”
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      Conor Benn’s coach reveals why he wants welterweight star to weigh UNDER 157lb catchweight for Chris Eubank Jr fight

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      CONOR BENN will be instructed to weigh UNDER the 157lb catchweight agreement for his super-fight with Chris Eubank Jr. Benn and Eubank are set for a DAZN pay-per-view blockbuster on October 8 at the O2 Arena, almost 30 years after their dads’ famous rematch.
      Conor Benn will be instructed to weigh under 157lb for his fight with Chris Eubank JrCredit: Richard Pelham / The Sun
      Chris Eubank Jr will fight Conor Benn on October 8Credit: Richard Pelham / The Sun
      Due to their size disparity, the born rivals have agreed to meet between weights.
      Eubank Jr, 32, will come down from the 160lb middleweight division, while Benn, 25, jumps up 10lb from his usual welterweight limit.
      But his coach Tony Sims revealed he wants the unbeaten contender to actually hit the scales 2lb shy of the catchweight maximum.
      Sims told SunSport: “You’d like to have done it at 154 in an ideal world but there’s no such thing as an ideal world.

      “Eubank’s people came to us with 157, and when I summarised it, he’s got to get down to 157.
      “But that only evens it up as Conor’s got to go up to 157. He probably won’t even go up to 157 on the weigh in, he’ll probably be 155.
      “So the fight evens out a little bit like that.”
      Eubank, who has campaigned as high as 168lb at super-middleweight, will use every last ounce at his disposal.
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      But Sims wants Benn to focus on his lightning speed and movement.
      He said: “I think at 155, his speed and his agility will come into play, especially in this fight. 
      “I want him to be bang on the money and I feel if he comes in too heavy then it will slow him down a little bit. 
      “So 155 I feel is a good weight for him. He’s still got to work to get down to 155 as well, he’s probably weighing 170 right now anyway.” 
      The fighting sons will renew the family feud almost three decades after their dads’ 1993 rematch.
      Eubank had won a brutal affair three years earlier but the rematch ended in a controversial draw.
      Sims was a sparring partner and close friend of Benn’s at the time and the pair have remained close ever since.

      He revealed: “Nigel’s been a friend to me for a long time since them days. 
      “Not just only training alongside each other, we used to go out clubbing with each other as well. 
      “He’s been a friend for a long time and he put me in charge of his son and I feel like I’ve done a good job looking after him. 
      “And if I didn’t feel Conor could win this fight, I wouldn’t be putting him in there.” 
      Sims insisted the time was right for Benn to fight Eubank Jr, who could be entering the backend of his career.
      He said: “I don’t believe that Chris Eubank Jr is the fighter that he was four or five years ago. 
      “I just don’t think he is and I believe Conor’s coming into his prime within the next year or two, so I think it’s a good fight for him to take at this stage in his career. 
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      “And financially, obviously it’s a hard fight to turn down.
      “The British public want to see this fight and you wouldn’t want to see it right at the end of Chris Eubank Jr’s career. 
      “He’s approaching 33, so you wouldn’t want to see this right at the end of his career. I feel like this is the right time do this fight.”   
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      KSI vs Swarmz: Latest YouTube fight that’s surrounded in controversy with two bouts in one night and ‘neo-Nazi’ tattoo

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      KSI returns to the ring tonight in a bid to prove he’s the ruler in the YouTube boxing space – but the event has not been without its twists and turns. The British social media, rap and prizefighting star faces TWO opponents on the night of his comeback, this Saturday.
      KSI ahead of his boxing comebackCredit: Rex
      KSI – real name Olajide Olayinka Williams Olatunji – last boxed in November 2019 against Logan Paul.
      They had drawn in a white collar bout a year earlier and then raised eyebrows when Eddie Hearn turned them professional for their rematch.
      KSI, 28, ran out a winner by scrappy split-decision after Paul, 27, hit him on the deck and got a two point dedication.
      A lot has happened since then, for example KSI and Paul are now friends and even own an energy drink together called Prime.
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      And KSI took a break from boxing to focus on music, releasing two albums and headlining at Wembley.
      This is all while Paul’s brother Jake went 5-0 as a boxer and emerged as the most accomplished celebrity fighter.
      It also provided KSI’s main motivation for returning to boxing, eyeing a grudge match with his American nemesis.
      He told talkSPORT: “Jake Paul – that’s the main goal, that’s the only reason I came back.”
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      KSI’s plan appears simple; return to boxing after three years out, brush off some cobwebs and return for a mega-fight with Jake.
      And he was not short of rivals offering their services to welcome KSI back to the squared circle.
      But, after such a long period out, and a blockbuster bout with Jake on the cards, picking his return fight was a delicate operation.
      Initially, KSI was matched with Alex Wassabi, a bout which had legs and made sense.
      Wassabi had beaten KSI’s brother Deji in March and he’s advised by Jake, creating a sellable narrative.
      But disaster struck just weeks out from the DAZN pay-per-view as Wassabi withdrew, leaving KSI without an opponent.
      What followed was an online back-and-forth between KSI and Jake, who had offered to step in on late notice.
      Logan Paul was beaten by KSI in 2019Credit: Getty
      Jake Paul is top of the YouTube boxing hierarchyCredit: Getty Images – Getty
      Several insults later and KSI appeared to snub the deal and claimed he would fight his arch rival next year at Wembley.
      The Brit then announced rapper Swarmz – who in 2020 he collaborated on a song with – would be his shock replacement opponent.
      That was baring in mind Swarmz – real name Brandon Scott – has never laced up a pair of gloves.
      Although he did once say on Instagram: “I’m going to smoke this guy – watch, I’m a mad man.”
      Despite Swarmz’s promise, the backlash from fans was so intense KSI reacted by organising another opponent to fight on the same night.
      He announced Bulgarian boxer Ivan Nikolov would fight him later on after Swarmz, an unprecedented move to say the least.
      But Nikolov then had to be withdrawn after it emerged he had neo-Nazi tattoos, forcing KSI to even sack his matchmaker.
      Rapper Swarmz will fight KSI
      Luis Alcarez Pineda will be KSI’s second opponent of the night
      He said: “He’s a white supremacist Ivan isn’t my opponent anymore. He has been removed.
      “The matchmaker also got fired for allowing this to happen in the first place. But yes, my new opponent is Luis Alcarez Pineda.”
      So out with Nikolov and in with 2-5 Pineda, a Mexican who was in March beaten on points and made his debut at welterweight.
      But Pineda will have to jump up in weight to fight KSI at 185lb, which is 10lb off the light-heavyweight limit.
      KSI revealed he has spent the last three years training in secret under the guidance of the London Shootfighters team.
      A glimpse at his open workout is evidence that his hand speed, punch technique and footwork has improved.
      And KSI has also vowed to ditch his wild, erratic style for a more reformed and traditional form of boxing.
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      So all that has come before, leading up to his return fight, will be put into practise as KSI offers fans two fights for the price of one.
      And it is the first step in his mission to overthrow Jake Paul at the top of the YouTube boxing hierarchy.
      KSI training for his boxing comebackCredit: Getty
      The YouTube boxing star will have two fights in one nightCredit: Getty More

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      Anthony Joshua’s own trainer Robert Garcia claims Brit ‘mentally defeated himself’ during Oleksandr Usyk rematch

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      ANTHONY JOSHUA’S trainer Robert Garcia claims that his man “defeated himself” during round ten of his rematch with Oleksandr Usyk.AJ, 32, enjoyed success in round nine – stinging Usyk as he launched blow after blow.
      Anthony Joshua was defeated for a second time by Oleksandr UsykCredit: PA
      AJ’s trainer Robert Garcia gave his thoughts on the fightCredit: Reuters
      But the Ukrainian came roaring back in the very next stanza, regaining control and never looking back on his way to victory.
      Garcia, 47, believes that Joshua could have won the fight, but that Usyk’s surge in round ten changed everything.
      Speaking to IZQUIERDAZO, the American said: “During that ninth round, in the corner [we] were telling ourselves we had the fight.
      “Oleksandr Usyk came back stronger.
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      “I’ve even thought in these last few days that it was Joshua who mentally defeated himself.
      “Joshua was mentally defeated since round ten or 11. Round ten was a big one for Usyk.
      “That changed the whole fight, and mentally we were defeated.”
      Garcia held onto hope that his man may produce a late knockout, but to no avail.
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      He added: “At that point, we were relying on a good shot or something like that, because Anthony is a hard puncher, and one shot can change a fight.
      “That is what we were hoping for, one shot, because he was dominated at that point of the fight.”
      AJ was pictured for the first time since his defeat on Friday, playing chess poolside with right-hand man JC Elite.
      Joshua’s pal captioned the picture: “Rest, recover, regroup, we move and go again.”
      While AJ licks his wounds, Usyk is set to progress to a mouthwatering unification bout with WBC champion Tyson Fury.
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      The Gypsy King intends to inform the WBC that he is NOT retiring and there is no need to vacate his belt.
      But he has demanded £500m to fight Ukrainian hero Usyk.
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      King Kenny vs FaZe Sensei – start time, live stream, ring walks for fight on KSI undercard

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      KING KENNY continues his boxing career on the undercard of KSI vs Swarmz and Luis Alcaraz Pineda.Kenny had the win on his debut boxing bout OVERTURNED to a loss back in March, when he fought on the Deji vs Alex Wassabi card.
      King Kenny faces FaZe Sensei on the KSI undercard
      And it’s another member of the FaZe clan up this time for Kenny, when he faces FaZe Sensei.
      The original fight which was overturned to a loss in March was against FaZe Temperrr, who also fights on this weekend’s KSI card.
      Also on the big card is Deji against Fousey, before KSI headlines vs pro boxer Pineda.
      KSI also opens up his OWN show when he faces Swarmz shortly after 7pm UK time.
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      When is King Kenny vs FaZe Sensei?
      King Kenny vs FaZe Sensei takes place on the undercard of KSI vs Swarmz and Pineda.
      KSI opens up his the show at 7.10pm UK time against Swarmz, and then Pineda to close the event at around 10pm.
      Expect Kenny vs Sensei at around 8pm.
      KSI headlines…and opens up the showCredit: Reuters
      Who is on the KSI undercard?
      KSI’s younger brother Deji is the chief support when he takes on Fousey in what will be his fourth pro fight.
      Though so far there has only been losses in his previous three bouts – to Jake Paul, Vinnie Hacker and Alex Wassabi.

      KSI vs Luis Alcaraz Pineda
      Faze Temperrr vs Slim
      King Kenny vs Faze Sensei
      Deji vs Fousey
      Sam Hyde vs IAMTHMPSN
      Salt Papi vs Andy Warski
      Deen the Great vs Evil Hero
      KSI vs Swarmz

      What live stream and TV channel is King Kenny vs FaZe Sensei on?
      King Kenny vs FaZe Sensei is part of the televised KSI card on DAZN PPV.
      The event will be available to purchase on DAZN for £11.99, on top of a £7.99 DAZN subscription.
      DAZN begin their coverage at 7pm UK time.
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