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      Dillian Whyte taunts ‘p***y’ Deontay Wilder over dramatic bench press video by casually lifting same ‘little’ weight

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      DILLIAN WHYTE has taunted ‘p***y’ Deontay Wilder over his overly-dramatic bench press video by casually lifting the same ‘little’ weight.Wilder went crazy after benching 310lbs earlier this week as he prepared for his trilogy fight against Tyson Fury.
      Dillian Whyte branded Deontay Wilder a ‘p***y’ as he lifted the same weight as the American
      Whyte mocked Wilder’s reaction to benching 310lbs by making it look easy
      Wilder’s coach Malik Scott got his American fighter pumped up ahead of the lift.
      And after completing the feat, Wilder aimed a verbal tirade at Fury: “I’m a train baby, you say you’re a semi truck.
      “I’m going to run you over like a freight train. You better get your weight up.”
      But it’s fair to say British ace Whyte was less than impressed.
      Responding to the video, the world title hopeful said : “Look at this clown with the baby bench press.”
      And Whyte today released a video showing him casually doing the same lift with the same weight.
      Whyte fired at Wilder: “These guys are out here screaming doing the little weights.
      “That’s how I know Wilder is a p***y!
      “Wilder screaming with the light weights. Coward. I rep your max.
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      How Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder stack up ahead of the trilogy fightCredit: SUNSPORT

      “Anytime, anywhere we must fight. Let’s go. Coward.”
      Whyte also took time to respond to Charles Martin after being called out by the ex-heavyweight champ.
      Whyte quipped: “Nothing he says worries me in the slightest. Ravings of a deluded fool.
      “I think even the real Prince Charles would knock him out.”
      British star Dillian Whyte is back in the Ring Magazine’s top three heavyweight rankings list
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      Watch Eddie Hall attempt to surpass Francis Ngannou’s WORLD RECORD for hardest punch as he trains for Thor fight

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      EDDIE HALL demonstrated his incredible punching power – by attempting to surpass UFC star Francis Ngannou’s world record for the hardest-ever hit.British behemoth Hall, 33, is training for September’s epic Las Vegas battle against former strongman rival Hafthor Bjornsson, 32.
      Eddie Hall attempted to set a new world record for punching powerCredit: YouTube / Eddie ‘The Beast’ Hall
      Hall was looking to break the number set by UFC legend Francis NgannouCredit: YouTube / Eddie ‘The Beast’ Hall
      And the giant, who has already shed six stone, stepped up his preparations by trying his luck on a high-tech machine dubbed the ‘Power Cube’.
      It measures the power of a punch in units, calculating a score based on numerous factors including speed and force.
      The world record is currently held by MMA legend Ngannou, who recorded a mammoth 129,161 units after landing an epic punch in 2017.
      And Hall attempted to be the man to break that number as he unleashed his raw beast power on the cube.
      However, despite giving it everything he got, Hall fell short of Ngannou’s record, landing a high of 113,999.
      But having yet to even take part in a warm-up fight, the 2017 World’s Strongest Man victor can be proud of his efforts.
      Last month, Hall showed off his blistering jab work in a sparring session with unbeaten British pro Lawrence Okolie.
      And he fired a warning shot at Games of Thrones star Bjornsson, warning: “Keeping my head down as training ramps up.
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      Hall failed to get the better of Ngannou’s hit recorded four years agoCredit: YouTube / Athlete Fit Clips
      Hall fights Hafthor Bjornsson in September at a Las Vegas arenaCredit: EPA

      “Four months until we see Thor’s face down on the floor.”
      But his Icelandic counterpart , the World’s Strongest Man in 2018, responded: “Eddie Hall, you better be training your a** off, because I’m coming for you and I’m knocking you out.
      “You’re going down. I respect you as an athlete and I know you’re training hard, but I am going to knock you out.”

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      Deontay Wilder’s chances of beating Tyson Fury slammed as Colbert questions him hiring trainer who he knocked out

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      DEONTAY WILDER has made an error making Malik Scott, a boxer he previously knocked out, as his lead coach.That’s the opinion of WBA interim world super-featherweight champion Chris Colbert.
      Deontay Wilder has hired Malik Scott as his coach – and that’s a mistake according to Chris ColbertCredit: Rex
      Interim super-featherweight world champ Chris Colbert is writing off Wilder’s chancesCredit: Getty
      Wilder KO’d Scott in the very first round of their heavyweight scrap in 2014.
      But now the Bronze Bomber has brought Scott in to lead his training ahead of the trilogy fight against Tyson.
      Colbert remains confused by this move and thinks Fury will beat Wilder again.
      Speaking to FightHype the 24-year-old said: “Fury is going to beat on him. He can’t f*** with Fury.
      “How are you going to learn from somebody you knocked out?
      “I’m trying to figure out what is he [Malik Scott] going to teach him? He [Wilder] said Malik Scott is a boxing genius.
      “Why is he looking so terrible in his fights? He don’t look good in his fights. If you’re a boxing genius, you have a mindset of what you can do.
      “He won’t have a mindset of what you can do. He went in there with Wilder, and Wilder hit his glove, and he dropped to the ground.
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      How Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder stack up ahead of the trilogy fightCredit: SUNSPORT
      “Tyson Fury is special. I don’t think anybody f**** with him.”
      Colbert is ultra-confident that Tyson Fury will beat Wilder againCredit: The Mega Agency

      Fury says he will ‘run Wilder over like a freight train’ and says he will come in for Part III at a career heaviest 21st 6lb.
      And Colbert wouldn’t be surprised to see this happen.
      He added: “Whatever he [Fury] says, he does it.
      “You’ve got to listen to him. He told you he was going to stop Wilder. He beat his a**. ”
      Colbert also slammed the ‘excuses’ Wilder made for his February 2020 loss to Fury as ‘terrible’.
      The deposed WBC heavyweight champ first blamed a heavy ringwalk suit, then accused his own coach Mark Breland of ‘spiking his water’ before finally accusing Fury and his team of ‘glove tampering’.
      Breland and Team Fury have strenuously denied the claims.
      Deontay Wilder’s coach gives motivational quotes to pumped-up challenger as star trains for Tyson Fury trilogy More

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      Brutal moment Sergey Vorobiev KO’s sparring partner who taunts him without wearing headgear

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      THIS IS the brutal moment Russian boxer Sergey Vorobiev knocked out his sparring partner for taunting him and not wearing headgear.The super-welterweight tasted defeat for the first time in his career at the start of 2020.
      Sergey Vorobiev knocked out a sparring partner for taunting himCredit: Instagram @sergey_vorobiev_
      He shared the footage on his Instagram this week after he was taunted for not wearing headgearCredit: Instagram @sergey_vorobiev_
      The 12-1 Russian star knocked his foe out coldCredit: Instagram @sergey_vorobiev_
      But the 26-year-old has bounced back in stunning fashion with four straight victories.
      His current record stands at 12-1.
      Vorobiev was busy getting ready for his most recent fight against Dzmitry Atrokhau when the above incident occurred.
      His unorthodox sparring partner had opted not to wear protective headgear to share a ring with the promising star.
      It was midway through the first round that he decided to drop his hands.
      He then squared up to Vorobiev and taunted him by roaring straight into his face.
      The Russian did not take kindly to this and responded in furious fashion.
      He unleashed a combo of hooks before delivering a huge left hand.
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      That sent his partner toppling backwards and down to the canvas.
      His foe looked to be out completely cold as Vorobiev gestured for his coach to take out his mouth guard.
      Vorobiev waited until this week to post the footage on to his Instagram with the simple caption: “Protect yourself at all times.” More

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      Deontay Wilder’s coach gives motivational quotes to pumped-up challenger as star trains for Tyson Fury trilogy

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      DEONTAY WILDER’s coach is shouting motivational quotes to him throughout his training sessions.The Bronze Bomber is set to face Tyson Fury in a trilogy bout on July 24, having been beaten by the Brit in February 2020.
      Deontay Wilder has provided an insight into his training preparationsCredit: Twitter @MalikKingScott
      Wilder is getting psyched up for Tyson Fury thanks to his coach Malik ScottCredit: Twitter @MalikKingScott
      The trainer continually shouts motivational quotes to the Bronze Bomber in trainingCredit: Twitter @MalikKingScott
      Fans have been given an insight into the American’s training regime ahead of his date with destiny.
      And it seems Wilder is getting psyched up early for it thanks to his coach Malik Scott.
      A clip of the 35-year-old working the pads in the ring has now emerged with Scott shouting motivational words throughout it.
      He can be heard telling Wilder: “Not only are you gonna get it back, you’re gonna do it in a way they never expect.”
      Meanwhile, Wilder warned Fury ‘get your weight up’ as he bench pressed 310lbs before going berserk.
      Wilder said: “I’m a train baby, you say you’re a semi truck, I’m going to run you over like a freight train.
      “You better get your weight up.”
      Fury, 32, boxed brilliantly the first time he shared the ring with Wilder, 35, but after hitting the deck twice he was reduced to only a draw.
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      How Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder stack up ahead of the trilogy fightCredit: SUNSPORT

      In the rematch two years on, he switched up his tactics to go on the offensive, scoring two knockdowns of his own before winning in round seven.
      Fury was not shy about planning a similar game plan when the pair renew their rivalry next month.
      He said: “I gave my game plan away the first time because he wasn’t good enough to do anything about it, I’ll do the same thing this time.
      “Deontay Wilder is a one trick pony, he has one punch power, we all know that, great.
      “What I’ll do to him this time is run him over as if I’m an 18-wheeler and he’s a human being, I guarantee you it does not go past where it did before.
      “I’ve had 18 months of practising what I’m gonna do to him.
      “I want to get up to 300 pounds for this fight and I’m looking for the big knockout straight away.”

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      Anthony Joshua using secret miracle massage gun in bid to boost muscles for Oleksandr Usyk fight

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      ANTHONY JOSHUA is gunning for Oleksandr Usyk after boosting his muscles with a secret weapon.Watford’s WBA, IBF and WBO champ faces Ukraine’s 18-0 southpaw on September 25.
      Anthony Joshua has been using secret miracle massage gun in bid to boost musclesCredit: Instagram
      The state-of-the-art muscle massage gun helps his bulging body recover from gruelling training sessionsCredit: Instagram
      AJ says the little tool is helping him train even longer and more frequentlyCredit: Instagram @anthonyjoshua

      And the 31-year-old Brit hero has invested time and money into a state-of-the-art muscle massage gun to help his bulging body recover from gruelling training sessions ahead of the clash.
      The 6ft 5in Adonis has added the Pulseroll to his arsenal and warned Usyk that the little tool is helping him train even longer and more frequently.
      AJ, currently on a warm-weather training camp in Spain, said: “Joining the Pulseroll family as an investor and ambassador is just the start.
      “I am looking forward to helping with the development of the next generation of recovery technologies.
      “I’m always using the products even when I’m not training, so I know first-hand how they help me, day to day.”
      “Of course, your muscles and body get pretty tired preparing for the next fight.
      “I’m a firm believer that recovery is key to maintaining performance.
      “I use all the products regularly, but I don’t go anywhere without my mini gun, which is so easy to carry around and use wherever, whenever.”

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      AJ will fight Usyk on September 25 at Tottenham’s stadium – with Spurs away at Arsenal.
      With the North London derby heading to the Emirates, it opened up the chance for AJ to face mandatory challenger Usyk across the road.
      Promoter Eddie Hearn told iFL TV: “The date is September 18th or 25th, most likely 25th at Spurs.” More

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      Anthony Joshua vs Tyson Fury could take place in UK in huge boost to British fans, claims Bob Arum

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      ANTHONY JOSHUA could fight Tyson Fury in the UK, according to legendary boxing promoter Bob Arum.The two Brits were set for an undisputed clash this summer, with contracts reportedly agreed and Saudi Arabia the chosen destination.
      Tyson Fury saw his fight against Anthony Joshua fall by the waysideCredit: The Sun
      Fury’s US promoter Bob Arum says Fury vs Joshua will still happen – and it could be in the UKCredit: AP
      But Deontay Wilder won his arbitration case for a trilogy fight against Fury after his February 2020 battering.
      That is now taking place on July 24, with the Battle of Britain postponed.
      Joshua will now take on Oleksandr Usyk on September 25. And provided both Brits come through their title defences, it is hoped they will finally get it on.
      And Arum hopes it will take place on these shores.
      Speaking to Sky Sports, Fury’s US promoter said: “Next time around, if it’s Joshua and Tyson Fury, first of all, where should the fight be held?
      “There’s a big argument that by that time, the pandemic is behind us, we wait until the spring and we do it in Wembley, or one of the big arenas.
      “If we wanted to do it in winter, we can do it in Cardiff [Principality Stadium], because 70,000 seats, indoor arena, or it can go to Saudi Arabia.”
      Joshua was fuming at the collapse of the Fury fight and slammed the WBC champ as ‘never really wanting it’.
      Joshua has since slammed Fury, believing his fellow Brit never really wanted the fightCredit: The Sun
      Arum says Wembley Arena could be a potential venue for the Battle of BritainCredit: Rex Features

      But Arum is adamant that there were no ‘break downs’ in negotiations and that it was simply because the contract for it to happen in Saudi Arabia ‘couldn’t be finalised’.
      The 89-year-old added: “There were no break downs between the Fury side and the Joshua side. None.
      “The fight couldn’t be finalised for Saudi Arabia and then the arbitrator in the Wilder situation felt that he could, if he decided the case for Wilder, stop Fury from fighting anybody else other than Wilder.
      “But if the contract had been signed, he never would have done it. He might have given Wilder some damages, but he would not have stopped the fight.
      “But again, there was no signed contract for that fight. That’s what happened. It’s as plain and as simple as that.”
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      Joshua’s promoter Eddie Hearn was furious at seeing the fight fall by the wayside, and says he ‘doesn’t really trust some people’ on Team Fury.
      Speaking to DAZN, the Matchroom boss said: “I think it was pretty intentional. AJ felt that Fury never wanted to fight.
      “I don’t particularly trust people on that side. Some people couldn’t let that fight happen. They wanted to keep some kind of control.
      “When they say, they might want (the fight) in December, who knows?”
      Amir Khan warns Anthony Joshua to ‘keep away’ from Tyson Fury More

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      Jake Paul donates $5,000 to UFC fighter and Starbucks barista Sarah Alpar’s GoFundMe page to cover training costs

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      JAKE PAUL has generously donated five grand to a Starbucks barista to help her UFC dream.The YouTube star, 24, moved to help Sarah Alpar after discovering she had created a GoFundMe page to cover her training costs for her next fight.
      Jake Paul has helped an aspiring UFC star after reading her plea for helpCredit: Getty
      Sarah Alpar needed help with her training costsCredit: Getty
      The YouTuber donated £5k ro the star’s GoFundMe PageCredit: Instagram @toosweetalpar
      The bantamweight will fight for the second time in UFC in September.
      She said she is and says she is putting in over 65 hours a week to prepare for it but needs help to pay for her camp.
      Alpar’s public plea for help with fight expenses and claim that she would have to pull out of it without financial backing was met by Paul.
      He tweeted: “Imagine a rookie in the NBA had to start a GoFundMe to play.
      “I let Sarah Alpar know she has my support and contribution, It’s my honor and privilege to help fellow fighters in anyway I can.”
      Alpar’s plea said: “What this does, is it helps me to travel, take care of gym fees, to be able to afford food, anything.
      “You guys, I’m ready, I’m working, I’m going to school, I’m training, I’m putting in at least over 65 hours a week in these things, and I want to make this happen.
      “I want to go so far in the UFC and I can’t do it without you and my ‘Too Sweet Tribe.’

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      “If you want to donate even $5, $10, anything is so helpful in order for me to be able to focus on training and to be able to win my next fight.
      “I want to thank everybody again for the donations that have already been put in.
      “I would like to make a goal of $1000 by July 1. Let’s make this happen, you guys. I need your help, I need your help.”
      Alpar battles Erin Blanchfield in her next outing, which is on the undercard of Anthony Smith’s fight with Ryan Spann on September 18.
      Paul, who was named in the top three richest fighters for the past year, has previously blasted Dana White over UFC fighters’ pay as he took aim at the promoter online.
      He posted: “Dana, you claimed you would bet $1 million on me losing.
      “Set up Askren to train with Freddie Roach. Gave him full access to the UFCPI and he still got his ass handed to him.
      “In my third fight, I made more money in total pay than any fighter in UFC history. Maybe it’s time to pay your fighters their fair share?
      “No wonder they all want to get into boxing. Dana, you say you make the fights the fans want to see, so hurry up and make [Jon] Jones vs [Francis] Ngannou.

      “Pay them their fair share. $10 million purse for each guy plus pay-per-view. Why are UFC fighters so underpaid versus boxers?
      “Why did I make more in my third fight than all but two (Khabib and Conor) UFC fighters have in history. I know why.”
      Meanwhile Paul has vowed to ‘eat up’ Tyron Woodley in two rounds as he claimed the UFC legend is ‘coming in a wounded soldier’.
      The YouTube sensation faces Woodley in his fourth professional fight on August 28.
      Paul, 24, is currently 3-0 as a pro, all by knockout, but has so far only beaten online rival ‘AnEsonGib’, ex-NBA star Nate Robinson, 36, and retired UFC grappler Ben Askren, 36.
      Woodley, 39, is a former UFC champion and made four defences of his belt from 2016-2018.
      But after losing the title to Kamaru Usman, 34, in 2019, he has been beaten in his last four and departed the UFC.
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