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      Anthony Joshua’s trainer reveals result former champ is hoping for in Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk fight

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      ANTHONY JOSHUA will leap in and fight Saturday night’s undisputed winner – if Tyson Fury or Oleksandr Usyk’s opener is a one-man show.The 35-year-old WBC Gypsy King and Ukraine’s 37-year-old WBA, IBF and WBO champ already have a big-money rerun pencilled in for this winter.Anthony Joshua is ready to challenge the winner of Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr UsykCredit: PAHis two heavyweight rivals clash in Saudi Arabia on SaturdayCredit: ReutersBut AJ trainer Ben Davison, 31 – who trained Fury for almost three years – reckons a one-sided beatdown opens the door for 34-year-old Joshua to swoop in for another world title crack.The London 2012 legend has been in Riyadh all week training and will commentate on this iconic clash between his domestic rival and two-time conqueror.And Davison – who has now had the reins for two convincing wins – reckons he can really gatecrash the party if one of the current champs disappoints in Saudi.The Harlow coach told SunSport: “Maybe I am looking at it with an Anthony Joshua hat on.READ MORE IN FOOTBALL“But if this is a one-sided fight, either way, I think the fans will demand Anthony Joshua fights the winner.“If Fury wins, then the AJ fight is the biggest fight in British boxing history – I don’t even think it is up for debate.“You couldn’t even put a label on what that fight would mean for British boxing, from grassroots to football stadiums.“And if Usyk wins, I am very passionate about having the opportunity to put those two defeats right.”Most read in BoxingCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSBritain’s last undisputed ruler Lennox Lewis reckons Davison’s time spent in the minds and careers of both Brits could play an integral part in any potential mega fight.When SunSport suggests Fury could look across the ring and see AJ and his old mentor as the ultimate threat, or Rejects United, he plays down his part in the perfectly-poised rivalry.Tyson Fury REFUSES to look at Oleksandr Usyk during Press Conference stare downTrainer Ben Davison has confidence in AJ’s abilityCredit: GettyDavison holds no grudges against Fury for his brutal axeCredit: GettyHe said: “I understand the sentiment. But the reality is I was 24 years old when I was training Tyson.“I am now 31 and have developed as a trainer.“I am sure Tyson has developed as a fighter and AJ is changing and improving as a fighter, so the situation is very different.“They’re two elite fighters so it will boil down to lots of different things deciding how the fight is won or lost. I don’t think I am that big of a factor.”Despite bringing Fury back from the abyss, as a trainer and a friend and even in the Fury family home for months, Davison was harshly axed after the bloody, underwhelming 2019 Otto Wallin win.In impressive fashion, for a sport plagued by trash talk and gossip, neither man has ever publicly slated the other.And Davison will rightly look back on his part of Fury’s odyssey with pride, if he completes the division for the first time in 25 years.He said about a Fury win: “It would be great to look back on it and think I played a small part in it.READ MORE SUN STORIES“But what I have done in terms of his whole life and getting to this point, it’s minor.“There will always be those positive memories and there’s never been a bad word between us and I always wish him all the best.” More

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      Tyson Fury’s insane watch collection, from a £500k ‘Ring of Fire’ timepiece to a Richard Mille worn by Felipe Massa

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      TYSON FURY boasts an enviable life.His epic lifestyle featuring expensive motors, fancy homes and designer clobber knows no bounds.Tyson Fury shows off a £500k Jacob & Co timepieceThe commemorative ‘Ring of Fire’ watch features figurines of Oleksandr Usyk and FuryThe watch face resembles the world title belt and there is a hand with a boxing glove on either sideBut it’s his taste in watches that is beginning to define him as boxing’s ultimate showman.Ahead of the “Ring of Fire” fight in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, with Oleksandr Usyk, the 35-year-old showed off a stunning £500,000 Jacob & Co timepieceBefore that, we’ve seen Fury align himself with brands including Rolex, Richard Mille and Hublot.That got us thinking about his epic watch collection, and how much it is worth.Read more Tyson Fury newsFind out the answer below.Jacob & Co ‘Ring of Fire’, £500kFury has joined a roster of sports talent including Nick Kyrigos, Emi Martinez and Valtteri Bottas who Jacob & Co are entrusting with their brand.Their latest piece for the Gypsy King has marked the occasion of the big fight against Usyk with a watch they’ve called Ring of Fire, after the name given to Saturday’s clash.It features a mini version of Usyk and Fury on the dial, is made from rose gold and includes sapphire crystals as well as an anti-reflective coating.Most read in BoxingA version identical to the ones worn by the boxing stars will be auctioned on May 17.The auction will be held by Sotheby’s, and all proceeds will go to Make-A-Wish International.Inside Tyson and Paris Fury’s luxurious lifestyleJacob & Co Bugatti Chiron Tourbillon, £300kWith only a limited run of just 126 timepieces, this was Tyson’s first Jacob & Co.He received it ahead of his clash with Francis Ngannou from the American brand’s boutique in Riyadh.It is named after the famous Bugatti Chiron car, which it pays homage to.Made from DLC-Coated Titanium, the movement features a staggering 578 parts which can all be seen under an enormous sapphire crystal.Before facing off against Francis Ngannou, Fury added a Jacob & Co Bugatti Chiron watch to his collectionFury seen showing off his stunning Bugatti Chiron on his wristRichard Mille RM011, £200kFamously worn by F1 ace Felipe Massa, Richard Mille is another brand adorned by sports stars.Rafa Nadal has one, while Pep Guardiola has recently been seen on the touchline with a Richard Mille timepiece decorating his wrist.Released in 2007, the RM011 is available in various incarnations.The one Tyson has been seen wearing is made from 18-carat rose gold, and has a skeletonised dial.This Richard Mille watch is part of Fury’s collection and is worth a cool £200kRolex Rose Gold Rainbow Daytona, £400kRolex is another go-to for Fury.He once offered his gold, diamond-encrusted Rolex Daytona Rainbow Sapphire watch to whoever could beat him in the ring.Needless to say, it must still be in his collection because he’s unbeaten.And lucky for him if it is, because brand new he paid £76,000 – but now, as a collector’s item, you see some sold online for as much as £400,000.It’s special because the multi-coloured bezel is set with baguette cut sapphires.The very rare Rolex Daytona Rainbow Sapphire is now a collector’s item worth £400kRolex Oyster Perpetual, £15kSitting alongside glam wife Paris, while popping open a bottle of bubbly, Tyson showed off another Rolex while filming Netflix seriues At Home With the Furys.The classic Oyster Perpetual may be the most modest in his collection, but it certainly doesn’t lack class.His is in coral red and made of steel.It has since been discontinued which means its value has sky rocketed.A scene from At Home With the Furys saw Tyson show off his RolexThe Rolex Oyster Perpetual with coral red face is worth around £15kPatek Philippe Nautilus 5980 Steel, £90kAs we have been told by the Swiss watchmakers, “You never actually own a Patek Philippe. You merely look after it for the next generation.”If that’s the case, Fury will have seven kids eager to get their hands on this stunning timepiece.Made of stainless steel, his has a blue dial.A favourite among Premier League footballers, the Nautilus is Patek Philippe’s sports watch.It is powered by a mechanical, self-winding movement.Fury’s Patek Philippe is made of stainless steelHublot Spirit Of Big Bang Red Magic, £28kKylian Mbappé, Usain Bolt, Jose Mourinho and Dustin Johnson have all had sponsorship deals with Hublot.So it makes sense for Fury to delve into their collection of watches.He went with the Big Bang model, also worn by tennis legend Novak Djokovic at Wimbledon.READ MORE SUN STORIESWith features like an annual calendar and dual time-zone, this Swiss-made watch exemplifies precision and sophistication.So, how much does that make Fury’s watch collection worth? Just over £1.5million we reckon at today’s prices… but watch this space.Hublot’s Big Bang model is favoured by sports stars including Novak Djokovic More

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      Evander Holyfield shares Fury vs Usyk prediction and claims Tyson not favourite

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      OLEKSANDR USYK is the favourite against Tyson Fury, claims Evander Holyfield.The former world champion believes both fighters are capable of winning but believes Usyk has the upper hand.Evander Holyfield believes both fighters are capable of winningCredit: ReutersHolyfield, a former cruiserweight and heavyweight like Usyk, believes the Ukrainian can use his size to his advantage against 6ft9 Fury.He told the Daily Mail: “I think, if Tyson Fury can keep him out there, keep hitting him with the jab, he is going to win.”Usyk is going to try and get in, so Tyson needs to keep him out there and keep him out there for a long time.”But, if Usyk manages to get in, the fight could go in his favour. He is going to win because he throws more punches and he’s got the faster hands.READ MORE IN BOXING”Usyk actually has the advantage because he is the smaller guy, but he’s also got good punching power and he has quick hands. So, he’s really got more of an advantage, he’s really got more.”Usyk, 37, has adjusted well since moving up to heavyweight and has beaten big hitters like Daniel Dubois and Anthony Joshua, twice.Holyfield likes Usyk’s energy and claims his experience in dealing with tall opponents should suit him well against the Gyspy King.He added: “Usyk has a lot of energy. He likes working. He’s one of the those guys, you just look at him and you know he is trouble. Most read in BoxingBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERS”He has that look in his face that you know he is willing to go through anything.”He hasn’t been a really big guy his entire life, so he’s constantly been tested more than the taller guys. When you’re a big guy, people don’t mess with big people.”Tyson Fury transforming rundown car park into ‘Grand Designs’ luxury six-bedroom mansion More

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      Only English boxer to beat Tyson Fury won Olympic bronze medal before retiring and becoming a heating engineer

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      THE man who calls himself “probably the only Englishman” to beat Tyson Fury is now feeling the heat in a whole new career after quitting the ring.The Gypsy King will attempt to unify the heavyweight division on Saturday night when he faces Oleksandr Usyk.David Price knows what it is like to beat Tyson FuryCredit: GettyThe Gypsy King faces Oleksandr Usyk in Saudi Arabia tomorrowCredit: ReutersPrice retired after a loss to Derek Chisora in 2019Credit: News Group Newspapers LtdFury is still undefeated as a professionalCredit: EPAPrice, in black, on his way to victory over Fury in 2006Fury has the WBC title around his waist, while Usyk possesses the WBA, WBO, IBF and Ring Magazine straps.Both fighters are putting their undefeated professional records on the line as well in the Middle East.However, one man who knows what it is like to defeat the Brit is star David Price.Fury was beaten four times out of his 31 amateur bouts, and one of those was to the Liverpudlian.READ MORE ON BOXINGThe bad blood with Price, 40, began just before the now retired star won the super-heavyweight bronze at the 2008 Olympic Games.Speaking in association with Grosvenor Sport, Price said: “He wrote a letter to Boxing News saying he was going to take my place in the Olympics and beat me and beat me again, this and that.“No one had ever really seen that as an amateur, a letter to the Boxing News, but that was typical of the background he’d come from. I had to deal with that.“I was like, ‘who’s this kid?’ He won a medal in the World Junior Championships as well at the time, which is not easy to do, so I knew he was capable of doing what he said.”Most read in BoxingBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSPrice went on to beat him on points after going into the 2006 clash fired up after the barbs from the Gypsy King.He said: “Maybe that wasn’t his intentions, but I just remember getting in there and wanting to do a number on him and put him in his place.Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk Ring of Fire press conference“It was a good fight and I never ever thought he’d go on to do what he’s gone on to do. He used to talk and talk and I just never, ever thought he would walk what he was talking.“He proved me wrong, and good on him. I‘ll probably be the only Englishman to beat him, unless AJ fights him and manages to do a number on him.”Price retired after losing to Derek Chisora in 2019 with a record of 25 wins from 32 fights but he admits that he has one big regret from his career – not facing Fury as a pro.He said: “That was down to me losing, basically. I was one fight away from it happening. That was one regret, that I didn’t get a big fight.“My biggest fight was probably [Alexander] Povetkin or Chisora. I was involved in some of my own big fights, but I would like to have fought someone like Tyson Fury and at the time I was supposed to fight him.“Even to this day, I think I had a great chance of beating him at that time, but then once I lost, everything seems to fall off the rails a bit for me.”Despite still retaining a huge passion for boxing, he now loves life running his own heating business.He added: “I’ve run my own business doing insulation, heating and renewable energy stuff.It’s just back-to-back busy every single day apart from the weekend, but I love it.“I’m lucky that I’ve found something that I enjoy after sport. I know that a lot of sportsmen have that problem when they retire. It’s working out for me, touch wood.”Meanwhile,  Fury REFUSED to even look at rival Usyk in the pre-fight press conference.Thursday began by the Gypsy King pulling out of a live interview for ITV’S Good Morning Britain.And Usyk’s team continued the eventful build-up to the weekend blockbuster by reportedly filing a complaint that parts of the Riyadh ring canvas could be a trip hazard.Things then came to a head – or rather they didn’t – when the Gypsy King refused to look at, let alone do the traditional face-to-face posturing, with his Ukrainian opponent.But it was the WBC champion’s father John who had stolen the headlines after he shockingly HEADBUTTED Stanislav Stepchuk – a member of the Usyk team – on Monday.READ MORE SUN STORIESJohn, who was left with a bloodied forehead, was then screaming in the resulting melee: “We can’t be beat! We can’t be beat!”The 59-year-old then threatened to headbutt Tony Bellew after he predicted a Usyk win and then launched a bitter attack on “traitor” British fans who believe that his undefeated 6ft 9in boy will be beaten this weekend.Saudi Arabia is no place for Fury vs Usyk… the blockbuster undisputed fight will sound desertedBy Dave Kidd
      IT is the single greatest individual sporting title on the planet — the undisputed heavyweight championship of the world.
      It is the crown worn by Muhammad Ali, Mike Tyson, Rocky Marciano and Jack Dempsey.
      And it is an honour which has not been bestowed for a quarter of a century.
      Yet when Tyson Fury steps into the ring to face Oleksandr Usyk for the ultimate accolade in prize-fighting, he will do so in the dead of an Arabian night, in front of a largely disinterested crowd, one with little atmosphere or sense of occasion.
      What ought to have been The Greatest Show on Earth will feel like a ding-dong held in a vortex.
      The Saudification of elite sport is reaching crisis point — from the civil war in golf, to the march of football’s filthy-rich Saudi Pro League, to the awarding of the 2034 World Cup.
      But this event, at Riyadh’s Kingdom Arena, in the early hours of Sunday morning local time, is a true crown jewel, allowing the Sheikhs to bask in its reflected glory, to marvel at their own wealth and power.
      But this event, at Riyadh’s  Kingdom Arena, in the early hours of Sunday morning local time, is a true crown jewel, allowing the Sheikhs to bask in its reflected glory, to marvel at their own wealth and power.
      Cristiano Ronaldo’s Al-Nassr met Lionel Messi’s Inter Miami at the same venue earlier this year but that was an exhibition match, this is the real deal.
      The tragedy for British boxing is that it currently holds the balance of power in the heavyweight  division — thanks to Fury, Anthony Joshua and several other decent contenders.
      To read more from Dave Kidd, click here. More

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      Tyson Fury’s nutritionist reveals secret to Gypsy King’s incredible body transformation as he shares six-month regime

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      TYSON FURY’S nutritionist has revealed how he got the Gypsy King into tremendous shape for Saturday night’s clash with Oleksandr Usyk.Fury, 35, appeared overweight when he laboured to a split-decision win over Francis Ngannou back in October.Tyson Fury looked out of shape for the Francis Ngannou fight in OctoberCredit: GettyHe looks a transformed man after a six-month training campCredit: GettyBut this week he has looked like a changed man as he eyes the undisputed heavyweight crown.And nutritionist Greg Marriott has now confirmed the work to get Fury into the best possible condition began SIX MONTHS ago.He also predicted the WBC champion will come in at around 18 stone 10 pounds.This would be nearly 16 pounds lighter than he was for the Ngannou fight and his lowest since he fought Otto Wallin back in September 2019.READ MORE IN BOXINGSpeaking on Sky Sports, Marriott said: “I said ‘We need to get some fat off you’. So we went out to Jeddah in November, did a fat loss camp for six weeks, and then got into serious training.”He’ll tell you himself he’s never going to be body beautiful, it’s not about that.”The body composition that has changed with him still being 18 stone 10 – I think people think he’s going to be 17’13 – never.”He comes to my room every night and he went ‘Greg, I haven’t felt like this since Wilder 2’.Most read in BoxingCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERS”I said to him ‘I’m so happy for you but it’s also sad because we might not ever see this Tyson Fury ever again’.”What that means is, watch what he does to Usyk. It’ll be like man vs boy, I promise you. He’s a serious Tyson Fury at the minute. A serious Tyson Fury.”Tyson Fury transforming rundown car park into ‘Grand Designs’ luxury six-bedroom mansionFury and Usyk, 37, will weigh in tonight, 24 hours before their blockbuster showdown.On Thursday, the Brit refused to look at Usyk as the pair squared off following their final press conference.Fury has impressed with his new body shape for the Oleksandr Usyk fightCredit: Getty More

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      What date is the Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk rematch taking place?

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      TYSON FURY takes on Oleksandr Usyk in a huge undisputed title clash on Saturday night.The two heavyweights will go head-to-head in Saudi Arabia and put their unbeaten records on the line.Fury and Usyk will go head-to-head in RiyadhCredit: GETTYFour major world titles will be up for grabs for the first time with Fury holding the WBC strap while Usyk possesses the WBA, IBF and WBO belts.The huge showdown was originally scheduled for February, but the Gyspy King received a bad cut to the eye, forcing him to postpone the bout.Whoever loses on the night will have the opportunity to activate a rematch clause – but when is part two expected to take place?When is Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk rematch taking place?SunSport understands a TWO-WAY clause in place, meaning both men – should they lose – can contractually trigger a rematch.READ MORE IN BOXINGAnd Saudi boxing chief, H.E. Turki Alalshikh, has confirmed that Fury vs Usyk part two has been pencilled in for the weekend of October 12/13.Alalshikh plans to have the rematch to kick off another Riyadh Season.Will all heavyweight titles be on the line in the rematch?Should the rematch take place between Fury and Usyk, they won’t be competing for all the heavyweight titles.That is because the winner of the undisputed bout will be stripped of the IBF strap in order for mandatory challenger Filip Hrgovic to finally compete for it.Most read in BoxingIt is not yet know when the belt will be stripped from the eventual winner, but it will happen before Hrgovic takes on Brit Daniel Dubois on June 1. More

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      Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk: Free bets, odds and preview for Saudi Arabia grudge match

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      TYSON FURY and Oleksandr Usyk face off in the first undisputed heavyweight title clash in over two decades this weekend.The mega match-up finally takes place more than 18 months in the making following Usyk’s rematch win over Anthony Joshua in August 2022.And after having the push the date back due to an injury to new, streamlined Fury in sparring ahead of the original February date, the pair will now do battle to become the first undisputed heavyweight champion since Lennox Lewis at a packed Saudi Arabian venue.Find The Sun’s betting publishing principles hereFree bets for Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Fury from our partners
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      Already have these accounts? Don’t worry, we’ve got loads more terrific deals with our partners!Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk: Best free bets, odds and preview for Saudi Arabia grudge matchTyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk previewIt’s arguably the most-anticipated boxing match-up of the 21st century.And the winner will be the first undisputed heavyweight champion of the world since 1999.Tyson Fury shocked the boxing world with his look ahead of the grudge duel, having lost a considerable amount of weight to get in the best shape of his career. Last time out, Fury only just overcame boxing debutant and former UFC heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou, after being knocked down before going on to win on points.The Gypsy King puts his WBC title on the line, whilst Ukrainian superstar Oleksandr Usyk is defending his IBF, IBO, WBO and WBA (Super) belts.This will be the fourth Brit that Usyk has faced in succession, having already conquered Derek Chisora, Anthony Joshua (twice) and Daniel Dubois most recently.Usyk revealed he missed the birth of his daughter earlier this year to focus on training camp for the original Fury date and will be hoping the extra training will be put to good use.Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk latest odds
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      This fight goes the distance. Usyk was not a knockout puncher down the 14st 4lb cruiserweight division.
      He cleaned out the entire roster with genius movement and accuracy and he will be much harder for Fury to hit that the likes of Deontay Wilder and Dillian Whyte were, in his most eye-catching early finishes.
      Fury doesn’t have the best chin in the world – but his heart is unquestionable. If he can rise from THOSE Wilder knockdowns, it seems impossible he won’t cope with even Usyk’s most pinpoint punches.
      Long shot
      The draw, in the good old days you could always get 33-1 on the draw – but after Fury vs Wilder 1, it’s been hacked down.
      However it looks a good bet and we already know the rematch is nailed on.
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      When is Fury vs Usyk?
      Fury vs Usyk will take place on Saturday, May 18.
      The fight will take place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
      Expect main event ring-walks to get going from around 11pm BST, with the main card likely to start from 6pm BST.
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      Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk EXACT ring-walk time: What time will the huge fight start in UK?

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      TYSON FURY will meet Oleksandr Usyk in a huge undisputed heavyweight title clash on Saturday night.The two stars will put their unbeaten records on the line in what is set to be one of the biggest fights of the decade.Whoever comes out victorious will become the first undisputed heavyweight champ in the four-belt era.Fury currently holds the WBC title while Usyk possesses the WBA, IBF and WBO belts.The Gypsy King’s last outing came against Francis Ngannou back in October, which the Mancunian won by split decision in controversial fashion.Usyk has not been in action since his knockout victory over Brit Daniel Dubois eight months ago.READ MORE IN BOXINGWhat time are the ring-walks for Fury vs Usyk and when does the fight start?
      The ring-walks for Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk are expected at approximately 11pm BST.
      The main event will get underway at approximately 11.15pm BST.
      Timings could be subject to change depending on the length of the undercard fights.
      The undercard is set to begin at 5pm BST.
      What channel is it on and can it be live streamed?
      Fury vs Usyk will be broadcast on THREE channels here in the UK.
      You can watch the clash on TNT Sports Box Office, Sky Sports Box Office and on DAZN PPV.
      A price for the event has yet to be confirmed.
      You can stream the action from the TNT Sports Box Office app, Sky Sports Box Office app, or the DAZN app, all of which are available onto your mobile, tablet and Smart TV.
      Fury vs Usyk full cardHere are all of the confirmed fights set to take place on the undercard:
      Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk – undisputed WBC, WBA, WBO and IBF heavyweight titles
      Jai Opetaia vs Mairis Briedis – vacant IBF cruiserweight title
      Joe Cordina vs Anthony Cacace – IBF super-featherweight title
      Agit Kabayel vs Frank Sanchez
      Sergey Kovalev vs Robin Sirwan Safar
      Mark Chamberlain vs Joshua Oluwaseun Wahab
      Moses Itauma vs Ilja Mezencev
      David Nyika vs Michael Seitz
      Isaac Lowe vs Hasibullah Ahmadi
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