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      Tyson Fury’s Netflix docuseries CONFIRMED with filming underway amid talks for Oleksandr Usyk undisputed title fight

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      NETFLIX have announced production of their blockbuster documentary series with Tyson Fury is underway.Filming began shortly after The Gypsy King announced his retirement from boxing following his brutal knockout of Dillian Whyte in April.
      Tyson Fury announced his retirement from boxing in AprilCredit: GETTY
      Fury’s post-retirement life will be the subject of a Netflix seriesCredit: Getty
      The global streaming platform has confirmed production of the series is underwayCredit: TWITTER
      And the streaming platform has revealed they’re currently putting the finishing touches on their series documenting the WBC heavyweight champ.
      They tweeted: ‘“NEWS: Netflix is in production on a multipart documentary with global boxing star Tyson Fury!”
      “The series will have exclusive access to the heavyweight champion of the world as he exits the ring and tries to embrace retirement with his extraordinary family.”
      Fight fans were quick to comment, with one saying: “I’ll definitely be given this a watch when it comes out.”
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      Another said: “Big that.”
      And another said: “Fury’s story is wild. Heavyweight champ of the world, fallen into depression and addiction, gains hundreds of pounds.
      “Then comes back to be the best in the world by miles.”
      One remarked: “Shut up and take my money.”
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      Another chimed in: “Best thing Netflix have ever done.”
      News of Fury’s upcoming documentary comes amid talks of an undisputed title fight with unified heavyweight champ Oleksandr Usyk.
      The Brit revealed he’ll come out of retirement to face the Ukranian after seeing him defeat Brit rival Anthony Joshua in Jeddah last weekend.
      But the WBC king wants a whopping £500million to face the slick southpaw.
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      He wrote on Instagram: “The world’s biggest fight has to be the world’s biggest money if I’m to put it all on the line vs some unknown foreigner.
      “Boys, better get that half a billy. If not, keep that little mug.”
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      Conor Benn reveals all of Chris Eubank Jr’s incredible fight demands during talks – even whose NAME is read out first

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      CONOR BENN has claimed Chris Eubank Jr’s “ego” almost scuppered their historic clash.The British boxing stars will collide at the O2 Arena on October 8 – nearly thirty years after their dads’ controversial draw in their rematch at Old Trafford.
      Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn will collide in a historic showdown on October 8Credit: PA
      Their clash takes places nearly 30 years after their dads’ controversial rematchCredit: REUTERS
      Benn has claimed the bout was almost scuppered by Eubank Jr’s demandsCredit: PA
      But Benn claims the fight almost didn’t come to fruition due to a myriad of demands from Eubank Jr.
      The welterweight contender – who will be moving up in weight for the fight – told the BBC: “There were numerous things [delays caused by Eubank during negotiations].
      “His ego kept getting in the way. [Eubank wanted his] ring walk second, home corner, his name first on the bill, all of that.
      “Everybody knows it’s Benn-Eubank, but anyway, we let him have Eubank-Benn.”
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      The undefeated Benn, 25, was more than happy to make the concessions to ensure the unprecedented fight took place.
      He continued: “We let him have all of that.
      “We was arguing about all of that and I just, you know what, just let him have it all…my ego ain’t that big.
      “If he feels like he needs all that, then that’s fine. Just give me an eighteen-foot ring and we’re good.”
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      Benn’s dad Nigel suffered a ninth-round TKO defeat in his first clash with Chris Eubank Sr in 1990 and fought “English” to a split draw in their rematch three years later.
      But Conor doesn’t feel under any pressure to avenge his old man’s loss to his former bitter rival.
      He said: “I work extremely hard. I leave everything in the gym. I do as much as I can, I do the best I can.
      “Why have I got to feel the pressure? I’ve done this too many times, I’ve entertained too many times for this to now just go, all of a sudden, it’s going to make me crumble.”
      Benn has stopped 14 of his career opponents and is confident of adding Eubank Jr’s name to that list.
      He said: “I’m confident in beating any man. I work hard enough, I know what I’m made of, I know what I can do.
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      “Whoever it is. I do what I’m supposed to do and more. It’s not just about beating someone, it’s how you look beating someone.
      “You can’t take away from the victories I’ve had. Call me delusional, call me very confident, call me what you want. I believe I can be the first man to stop Chris.”
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      KSI fight live stream and TV guide – how to watch Swarmz and Pineda bouts

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      KSI is fighting this weekend, not once… but TWICE on the same night.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 on 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.
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      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, 28, 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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      KSI fight – date, UK start time, live stream, TV channel, PPV price, undercard for Swarmz and Luis Pineda fights

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      KSI makes his big boxing return this weekend…and he fights TWICE in one night.The YouTuber’s original opponent Alex Wassabi had to pull out because of an injury sustained in his training camp, and he now faces rapper Swarmz and then Mexican pro boxer Luis Alcaraz Pineda in a double bill main event.
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      Wassabi wrote on Instagram: “With all these rumours going around, there’s only two things that are true.
      “I’ve recently suffered a serious injury and I will be back very soon.
      “You don’t play with concussions. New fight date announcement on the way.”
      So KSI will face BOTH Swarmz and Pineda instead, and that’s despite Jake Paul’s calls for HIM to be chosen as the Brit’s next opponent.
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      When is KSI vs Swarmz and Pineda?

      KSI’s fights with Swarmz and Pineda will go ahead on Saturday, August 27.
      KSI opens up his own show to fight Swarmz at 7.10pm, and then closes it against Pineda at around 10pm BST.
      Pineda has a pro record of 2 wins and 5 losses. 
      The fight will be held at the O2 Arena in London.

      What TV channel is KSI fight on and can it be live streamed?

      KSI vs Swarmz and Pineda will be shown live on DAZN PPV in the UK.
      The fight will cost £11.99 to watch, on top of your £7.99-a-month subscription.
      You can live stream the event from the DAZN app, which is available for download onto your mobile or tablet device.

      KSI vs Swarmz and Pineda FULL CARD

      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, 28, 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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      What has been said?
      “Just wanna say that at the end of the day, the one of the main goals of this first fight was to get rid of ring rust,” KSI said after the announcement.
      “I wanted to prove to myself that I’m a better boxer than I’ve portrayed in the past. If you wanna see, fine.
      “If not, fine. I’m still doing it anyway. There are still many good fights on this card that I’m excited to see.
      “We are the only YouTube boxing event happening this summer.
      “We’ve had many things try to disrupt this event but still we stand. This is a long term play, and I’ll happily take a small L now for a big W later.”
      Jake Paul, however, has had a few things to say about the fight.
      “KSI vs Swampz… Dod’t they have music together?” he wrote on Twitter.
      “He’s fighting someone who has never fought before and that is his friend…
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      Deontay Wilder predicts winner of Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk and reveals how Anthony Joshua could have won fight

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      DEONTAY WILDER has predicted the winner of Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk.And he has also revealed how Anthony Joshua could have WON his rematch against the Ukrainian on Saturday.
      Deontay Wilder has given his prediction for Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr UsykCredit: Getty
      Wilder has revealed how Anthony Joshua could have beaten Usyk on SaturdayCredit: Getty
      Heavyweight boxing fans are braced for an epic unification announcement after Usyk defended his belts against AJ in Saudi Arabia.
      The man known as “The Cat” put in another dominant performance as he beat Joshua on a controversial split decision.
      And Usyk now has his sights set on WBC champion Fury – who will come out of retirement for another bout for the right price.
      A highly-anticipated fight is now being touted for December.
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      But one man who feels it will not be a close affair is Wilder.
      The American fought Fury three times, drawing the first battle before losing the next two.
      And Wilder reckons “The Gypsy King”, who stands at 6ft 9in will simply be too big for 6ft 3in Usyk to handle.
      He also claims the Ukrainian has issues around stamina.
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      And Wilder feels Joshua would have won back his belts on Saturday had his own fitness levels been better.
      Wilder declared: “I think Fury will be too big for him.
      “He just uses his size all the time, no matter what, and a lot of other things.
      “I think Usyk’s too small, that’s my opinion. I think he has a stamina problem as well.
      “You saw with Joshua, if he had enough stamina it would probably be a different result.” More

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      Eddie Hearn was ready to run into the ring in round nine after believing Anthony Joshua was on the brink of KOing Usyk

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      EDDIE HEARN thought Anthony Joshua was about to beat Oleksandr Usyk during the ninth round of their rematch on Saturday night.The Matchroom chief saw his man rock Usyk – only for the Ukrainian to come roaring back in round ten.
      Oleksandr Usyk defeated Anthony Joshua in their rematchCredit: AFP
      Eddie Hearn thought that his man was going to finish UsykCredit: PA
      Hearn, 43, has graciously admitted that AJ was deservedly beaten by Usyk… but he thought it was about to be stopped in his man’s favour in round nine.
      Speaking to Sky Sports Box office, Hearn said: “Firstly, what a performance from Oleksandr Usyk.
      “In the ninth round I ran over, I thought we had him.
      “The tenth round was one of the best rounds I’ve seen to turn the right, not back around because it was very close at that point, but what Usyk did in the tenth, 11th and 12th was incredible and that was the difference.
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      “AJ didn’t start fast enough but he fought a much better fight. He hurt Usyk badly in the ninth and I thought he was going to come on strong, but Usyk came out like a train and, as I said, that tenth round was the moment he decided to regain the fight.
      “It was an incredible performance. He’s just too good, and there’s no shame in it.

      “The tenth round, the 11th round, that’s why he’s the pound-for-pound No1.”
      Quizzed on how he scored the fight, Hearn added: “I felt it was. 115-113 to Usyk.
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      “They asked me what I thought when I got in (the ring).
      “They thought it was close, I thought it was close but I felt Usyk won the fight because of the tenth, the 11th and the 12th.
      “Going into those rounds I had it very close, possibly AJ one round up after the ninth, but the championship rounds showed a championship fighter, a pound-for-pound great and that was the difference.
      He just exploded because he lost and he was devastatedEddie Hearn on AJ ring rant
      “It was a great performance from Anthony Joshua.”
      AJ, 32, was criticised after the fight for throwing the belts out of the ring and hijacking the mic for an impromptu speech.
      But Hearn believes his fighter’s response was “human”.
      He said: “You saw the reaction from AJ, and that was from a human who wanted to win so badly with so much pressure on his shoulders.
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      “I think he just exploded because he lost and he was devastated, and he’s given everything to try and win this fight.
      “He couldn’t win the fight, he’s a competitor, he’s a winner but this man’s too good.” More

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      Watch Deontay Wilder’s coach take punch flush on chin from fearsome boxer but stay on his feet in training

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      DEONTAY WILDER’s padman was on the receiving end of a vicious uppercut during a recent training session at the UFC Performance Institute.Wilder has made the MMA promotion’s state-of-the-art training facility his base for his return to the ring in October.
      Deontay Wilder is hard at work in the gym ahead of his return to the ringCredit: ESNEWS
      The former WBC heavyweight champion accident caught his padman with an uppercutCredit: ESN NEWS
      The punch snapped back his trainer’s head
      The heavy-handed American is seemingly more motivated than ever to return to the ring with a bang after his brutal trilogy loss to Tyson Fury last year.
      And padman Don House ended up feeling the full force of a stinging uppercut on his chin.
      Wilder, 36, accidentally landed the shot on House while working on close-range punching against the ring apron.
      As soon as he landed the punch, he said: “Oh s***.”
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      House, however, shook it off and said: “Don’t worry, keep going. I ain’t knocked out. I’m rolling with it.”
      Boxing fans were quick to comment, with one saying: “Man I’d be scared to hold them mitts.”
      Another said: “His right hand has the motion of a piston.”
      And another said: “Fury, somehow, ate those punches.”
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      Another chimed in: “Oh yea he looking good.”
      Former long-reigning WBC heavyweight champ Wilder will be back in action on October 15 against Finnish man-mountain Robert Helenius.
      The fight will be his first since his 11th-round KO defeat to Fury last October.
      He said: “It’s been a long journey for me and as of today it continues. I
      ” thought so many times about whether I should stay out of the business or come back.
      “Once I got my statue in my hometown and saw so many people arrive and celebrate with me and my family, to see all the emotions, grown men crying in front of their children and saying he is a real true king, made me feel like my job is not done.
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      “So, here I am once again, looking forward to returning to the ring.
      “I am looking forward to coming to Barclays Center, a place where I have had my most devastating knockouts and a place I consider my second home.”
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      Jake Paul agrees opponent for October fight as YouTuber looks to extend perfect record after Tommy Fury bout collapses

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      JAKE PAUL has revealed his next fight has been signed as he prepares to return to the ring in October.The 25-year-old YouTuber was originally due to face Tommy Fury at Madison Square Garden in August.
      Jake Paul is set to return to the ring in October after 10 months outCredit: Getty Images – Getty
      But with the bout having already fallen through last year, it collapsed again in July as Fury was hit with visa issues.
      Paul then drafted in heavyweight Hasim Rahman Jr to replace Fury for the August 6 date in New York.
      The clash was due to take place at 200lbs, before it became apparent Rahman could not make the weight.
      They briefly tried to change the limit to 205lbs, but the bout was eventually cancelled as Paul was left thoroughly frustrated.
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      But now he has revealed he is returning in October – although the opponent has not yet been named.
      Announcing the news on social media, he said: “Opponent inked. October is mine.”
      Paul boasts a record of five victories and no defeats since turning professional at the beginning of 2020.
      He has beaten fellow internet star AnEsonGib, basketball player Nate Robinson, MMA’s Ben Askren and former UFC welterweight champion Tyrell Woodley twice.
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      Meanwhile, Fury, who is the brother of world heavyweight champion Tyson, has called out Paul again despite a fight between them falling through twice in eight months.
      Speaking on Instagram, the Love Island star said: “A certain somebody can’t keep my name out their mouth.
      “He’s got me in his Instagram bio, he’s doing tweets about me and he’s even put Amanda Serrano on the Joe Joyce and Joe Parker bill next month in Manchester knowing full well that I’ll be there.
      “I see he’s put out there that he’ll be fighting in October at 185lbs.
      “I’ve already been training. I am f***ing ready for October, 185lbs is my fighting weight.

      “If you want this dust settled once and for all, get yourself over here and let’s get it on.
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      “There’s no excuses here, no one’s afraid to fight you. Get in touch, you pick the date, the venue, I’m not bothered. Let’s get this on.”
      In a now-deleted tweet, the Problem Child responded: “Groundhog day”. More