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      Tommy Fury vs Paul Bamba date: Live stream, UK start time, TV channel, FULL fight card for Global Titans special

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      TOMMY FURY is returning to the boxing ring on a STACKED card over in Dubai.Floyd Mayweather vs Deji headlines the Global Titans show with fellow ex-Love Islander Jack FIncham also on the bill vs Anthony Taylor.
      Tommy Fury vs Paul Bamba is on the show
      Fury last fought in April on brother Tyson’s undercard
      Fury, 23, has not fought since April, when he defeated Daniel Bocianksi on the undercard of Tyson Fury vs Dillian Whyte in April.
      A long-awaited bout against Jake Paul broke down for the second time in the summer.
      The fight was confirmed for August, but the British light-heavyweight was withdrawn amid a US visa issue.
      Fury takes on ex-Marine Paul Bamba, who holds a record of 5-2.
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      When is Tommy Fury vs Paul Bamba?
      Tommy Fury vs Paul Bamba takes place on Sunday, November 13.
      The fight is chief support before Floyd Mayweather vs Deji, and ring walks are expected around 9pm UK time.
      The Coca-Cola Arena in Dubai plays host.
      What live stream and TV channel is Tommy Fury vs Paul Bamba on?

      Tommy Fury vs Paul Bamba will be broadcast LIVE on DAZN PPV.
      The event costs £16.99 to purchase on top of your DAZN subscription.
      You can live stream the action from the DAZN app, which is available for download onto your mobile or tablet device.

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      What is the full fight card?
      Floyd Mayweather vs Deji headlines the huge card in Dubai.
      While Conor Benn’s brother Harley is also fighting on the show.

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      Floyd Mayweather vs Deji: Date, UK start time, live stream CONFIRMED, undercard for Global Titans clash

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      FLOYD MAYWEATHER and Deji will clash in a sensational boxing bout this month.The reports are confirmed – Mayweather, 45, is taking on YouTube star and brother of KSI, Deji in Dubai.
      Floyd Mayweather and Deji are set to do battle on DAZN PPV
      Floyd Mayweather will fight Deji on November 13 in DubaiCredit: Getty Images – Getty
      It will be Money Mayweather’s fourth exhibition since retiring professionally in 2017 after beating ex-UFC champion Conor McGregor, 34.
      While Deji, 25, most recently beat American Fousey, 32, which followed on a run of THREE losses for the YouTube boxer.
      Deji said: “Huge thanks to Global Titans and my team for creating this incredible opportunity.
      “It’s a privilege to be headlining this phenomenal spectacle in Dubai, against the all-time great Floyd Mayweather. This is going to be fun!”
      Can Deji perform better than Logan Paul did against Mayweather? This one is not to be missed….
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      When is Floyd Mayweather vs Deji?
      Floyd Mayweather vs Deji will take place on Sunday, November 13.
      The event will be live from the Coca-Cola Arena in Dubai.
      Expect the ring walk times for the main event around 10pm UK time – this is 1am in Dubai.
      What live stream is Floyd Mayweather vs Deji on?
      Mayweather vs Deji will be shown live on DAZN PPV in the UK.
      The event has been confirmed at costing £16.99.
      You can live stream all of the action from the DAZN app, which is available for download onto your mobile or tablet device.
      Tommy Fury is set for the undercardCredit: Getty
      Who is fighting on the undercard?
      Tommy Fury will return to the ring to fight an ex-Marine Corps, according to reports.
      Fury will go toe-to-toe with Paul Bamba on the undercard of Floyd Mayweather’s exhibition bout with YouTube star Deji in Dubai.
      Boxing Scene claim that Fury, 23, is likely to face the 5-2 New Yorker on November 13.
      Fury, the younger brother of WBC heavyweight champion Tyson, is 8-0 as a professional boxer.
      And he will try to maintain that unbeaten record against the relatively-unknown US Marine Corps veteran Bamba.
      The 33-Year-old is the founder and president of Trifecta Strong, a boxing and fitness training company.
      While fellow ex-Love Islander Jack Fincham is back in the boxing ring to face Fury’s former opponent Anthony Taylor.

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      ‘Everything’s done’ – Team Usyk say deal to fight Fury is ‘done from our side’ and they’re waiting on Gypsy King to sign

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      OLEKSANDR USYK has agreed to a blockbuster showdown with Tyson Fury next year.A multi-million-pound undisputed bout between the pair was on course to take place in Saudi Arabia on December 17 until Usyk revealed he was struggling with multiple injuries.
      Tyson Fury is set to face Oleksandr Usyk in a blockbuster undisputed title fight next yearCredit: GETTY
      The undefeated Ukranian has finalised his part of the mega-fightCredit: EPA
      Usyk retained his unified heavyweight title with a decision win over Anthony Joshua in AugustCredit: GETTY
      Negotiations, however, continued and Team Usyk has agreed to the proposed terms for the historic dust-up.
      The Ukrainian’s manager Egis Klimas told SecondsOut: “Everything is done from our side – everything, absolutely.
      “So, there’s only one guy who can say, ‘Yes, we’re going [ahead];’ that’s Fury.”
      Usyk, 34, holds four of the heavyweight marbles following spectacular back-to-back displays against Brit Anthony Joshua.
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      But the former undisputed cruiserweight king will likely be the underdog against 6’9 man-mountain Fury.
      Klimas admitted: “Size difference, of course, it’s not in Usyk’s favour.
      “[Fury] is a giant. Also, he’s a good fighter. He’s a talented fighter first of all; Second, he has a good boxing IQ.
      “So, he is a very, very dangerous fighter.”
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      Fury, 34, will defend his WBC crown at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on December 3 in a trilogy fight with fellow Brit Derek Chisora.
      And Usyk has no problem rematching 38-year-old Chisora for the belts should he shock the world and dethrone The Gypsy King.
      When asked about Chisora potentially throwing a spanner into the works, Klimas said: “Then we’re gonna go and unify the titles with Chisora.
      “We [beat him comfortably in 2020], but again: Boxing is boxing; one time you beat them, one time you can lose, one time you can draw – and all kind of different things happen.”
      Usyk was left baffled by Fury’s choice of Chisora for his voluntary defence of the WBC title.
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      The London 2012 Olympic gold medallist asked ESPN: “Why is he doing this?
      “I think we already agreed with him to fight and now he’s running and saying that I don’t want to fight him … I know that [he’s scared of me.]” More

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      Jake Paul claims Canelo Alvarez is ‘getting old’ and says people are taking his callout of Mexican ‘more seriously now’

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      JAKE PAUL has doubled down on his callout of Canelo Alvarez, insisting the boxing great is “getting old”.The YouTuber turned boxer made another beeline for the former pound-for-pound king after his decision victory over Anderson Silva last month.
      Jake Paul scored a decision victory over UFC great Anderson Silva late last monthCredit: USA TODAY
      Paul called for a blockbuster clash with former pound-for-pound king Canelo after the fightCredit: GETTY
      And The Problem Child is adamant he could hang with the Mexican superstarCredit: REUTERS
      Paul’s calls for a clash with Canelo have been dismissed by the boxing world and the man himself.
      But after seeing the Mexican go the distance in his trilogy fight with Gennady Golovkin in September, Paul is confident he’d get the better of the super-middleweight king.
      The Problem Child said: “And you, too, Canelo. “You’re getting old. You looked weird against Triple-G.
      “I still want that fight as well.
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      “And I think now, like I said it 18 months ago, ‘I want Canelo!’
      “And then everyone, I was sitting in a room just like this said, and everyone was like, ‘[Laughing at me].
      “F***ing idiot, yeah.’ And then now, 18 months later, here we are.
      “And when I say that, maybe people are taking it a little bit more seriously now. And I still mean it. And I still want that fight.”
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      Victory over Silva saw former Disney star Paul stretch his record to a perfect 6-0.
      In his post-fight interview, the social media sensation said: “It’s a surreal moment. Hard work pays off.
      “First and foremost, I want to say thank you to Anderson.
      “He was my idol growing up. He inspired me to be great.
      “He was the first celebrity I ever met. Without him, we wouldn’t have had a fight this year. He’s a tough mofo. A legend.
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      “I have nothing but respect for him. This just goes to show that anyone watching at home, chase your dreams. It’s never too late.”
      Paul is hoping to return to the ring early next year and already has several potential opponents lined up for his seventh professional bout. More

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      Who is Harley Benn? Meet Conor’s brother who’s fighting on Floyd Mayweather vs Deji undercard

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      EXHIBITION boxing is back next weekend as Floyd Mayweather takes on Deji in Dubai. Mayweather had fought a number of these exhibitions before, having beaten both Mikuru Asakura and Don Moore earlier this year.
      Harley Benn is the half-brother of Conor and son of Nigel
      And he’s set to earn millions again in a clash with KSI’s brother Deji.
      But on the undercard of the big fight is Conor Benn’s brother Harley, who faces Faizan Anwar.
      Who is Harley Benn?
      Harley, like his half-brother Conor and famous dad Nigel, is a professional boxer.
      The 26-year-old has a record of 9-1, with his only defeat coming in 2019 on a Frank Warren show against 0-16 journeyman Lee Hallett.
      Harley was conceived after Nigel, 57, had an affair with his mum Lisa Andrews while going through IVF with second wife Carolyne.
      It was announced last month that Harley would be in action on the Mayweather-Deji undercard.
      “LETS F****G GO‼️ A nice test for me against an undefeated fighter. This is where I show the world what I can do,” he wrote in a post on Instagram.

      Promoters Global Titans announced the bout and revealed anti-doping tests will be in place.
      A statement said: “The Middle East Professional Boxing Commission has requested a full Anti Doping testing regime for this bout.”
      That comes following the news of Benn’s brother Conor failing a pre-fight drug test ahead of his clash with Chris Eubank Jr last month.
      Conor, 26, returned an adverse finding for the banned substance clomifene in a Voluntary Anti-Doping Association test.
      The substance, usually used to treat infertility in women but can increase testosterone in men, is prohibited by the World Anti-Doping Agency.
      The bout was called off and Conor relinquished his British Boxing Board of Control licence.
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      Tyson Fury puts Jermaine Franklin through his paces as he helps unbeaten American prepare to face Dillian Whyte

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      JERMAINE FRANKLIN claims sparring with Tyson Fury shows he won’t be “f***ing around” against Dillian Whyte.The unbeaten American aims to wreck Whyte’s bid for a belated rematch with Anthony Joshua by toppling him at Wembley on November 26.
      Jermaine Franklin brought in Tyson Fury and David Adeleye as he prepared to take on their fellow Brit Dillian Whyte at Wembley on November 26Credit: INSTAGRAM
      Former world heavyweight king Anthony Joshua might be waiting for a message from the winner of Jermaine Franklin vs Dillian WhyteCredit: Reuters
      And he reckons going through his paces with WBC heavyweight king Fury plus fast-rising Londoner David Adeleye is the perfect preparation.
      Franklin, 29, shared a picture on Twitter of himself with his two giant sparring partners.
      Alongside was the menacing message: “I’m not f***ing around!
      “Thanks Tyson Fury and David Adeleye for letting me spar. 
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      “The champ don’t mess around and David is a beast. Time to catch another body Nov 26.
      “Make sure you watch the fight on the DAZN and in UK, come to the fight.”
      Fury knocked out Whyte with a stunning uppercut six rounds into their sell-out clash at Wembley in April this year.
      But the Body Snatcher is desperate to beat Franklin to revive his bid for another lucrative all-British fight – against ex-world champ Joshua.
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      AJ stopped Whyte after seven rounds at the at the O2 Arena in December 2015.
      But he said: “I can’t wait to get into the ring and show the world that, when push comes to shove, I can get right back up in Wembley and remind everyone why I was WBC number one for over four years. 
      “As an undefeated heavyweight, Franklin is a dangerous guy, but I’m going to teach him quite a few lessons.
      “Most importantly, I’m going to teach him how to lose.” More

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      Ricky Hatton, 44, warns fans not to worry about boxing hero getting hurt in comeback fight against Marco Antonio Barrera

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      RICKY HATTON has urged fans not to worry about his comeback fight against Marco Antonio Barrera. The British boxing hero faces Mexican icon Barrera in an exhibition bout on November 12 in Manchester.
      Ricky Hatton training alongside his son CampbellCredit: @rickyhitmanhatton
      It will be his first time in the ring for ten years but Hatton put fans at ease who are worried about his health and safety.
      He told Sky Sports: “My fighting days are behind me.
      “There’s very little risk involved. I think that’s what fight fans worry about when fighters make comebacks.
      “They’re worried about seeing their heroes get beat or hurt. They don’t want to see the champions of yesteryear getting bashed up.
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      “With an exhibition, there’s very little chance of that happening.
      “You’ve got the big gloves, less rounds and there’s an understanding with two professionals. It’s a celebration.”
      Hatton, 44, is one of the most celebrated fighters from UK shores and lost only three times in 48 fights.
      Two of those were against all-time greats Floyd Mayweather, now 45, and Manny Pacquiao, 43.
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      But the final fight in his career came two years after defeat to Pacquiao, losing to Vyacheslav Senchenko, 45, in 2012.
      Now a decade later, he will return to the same Manchester arena where he became beloved by fans.
      Hatton said: “My ringwalks are always very special. The ringwalk was the one thing that I miss from boxing.
      “For any boxer when he comes out the changing room and does that walk to the ring, it’s the most nerve-wracking thing.
      “When you retire, that’s the one thing you miss. That adrenalin rush, the roar from the crowd, that nervousness as you’re making your ringwalk.
      “It’s the most nerve-wracking thing of any fighter’s preparation before the fight.
      “But when it’s gone you miss it and I’m going to get the chance to feel it again so I can’t wait.”
      Marco Antonio Barrera and Ricky Hatton ahead of their exhibitionCredit: Mark Robinson More

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      Floyd Mayweather vs Deji undercard – who is fighting on HUGE Dubai show?

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      FLOYD MAYWEATHER takes on Deji this weekend in his latest exhibition clash in the Middle East.The 50-0 fighter is coming off a round two stoppage win over Japanese MMA influencer Mikuru Asakura.
      Floyd Mayweather will face Deji in an exhibition clash on November 13Credit: Getty Images – Getty
      Deji, meanwhile, won his first ever fight, beating Fousey on the undercard of his brother KSI’s big O2 Arena show back in August.
      The two men will clash at the Coca-Cola Arena in Dubai, UAE.
      And set to be on the undercard are a slew of stars from the worlds of fighting, reality TV and online fame.
      Who is on the Mayweather vs Deji undercard?
      Mayweather faces Deji in the main event on Saturday, November 13.
      But there are plenty of action fights to come before that.
      Tommy Fury is back in action as he takes on Paul Bamba, while fellow former Love Islander Jack Fincham is up against Anthony Taylor.
      Conor Benn’s brother Harley is also in action against Faizan Anwar.

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      🥊Floyd Mayweather vs Deji: RIng walk time, live stream, TV channel and STACKED undercard info
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      What channel is it on and can it be live streamed?
      Mayweather vs Deji, along with the rest of the undercard, will be shown live on DAZN PPV in the UK.
      You can live stream the action from the DAZN app, which is available for download onto your mobile or tablet device.
      A subscription to DAZN costs £7.99-a-month.
      The price of the PPV has been set at £16.99. More