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      Former heavyweight champ fears Jake Paul could put Mike Tyson, 57, in a ‘COMA’ and tarnish boxing legend’s legacy

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      DEONTAY WILDER fears Jake Paul could put Mike Tyson in a “COMA” and tarnish the boxing legend’s legacy. The YouTuber-turned-boxer and heavyweight icon are to collide in a controversial clash on July 20 in Arlington.Mike Tyson has not fought professionally since 2005Credit: ReutersJake Paul and Mike Tyson facing offCredit: @jakepaulTyson will be 58 by the time of the bout and almost 20 YEARS removed from his last professional bout. But he will put his illustrious record on the line against 9-1 Paul following the news it is to be officially sanctioned. There will be revised rules, with the pair fighting in bigger 14oz gloves opposed to 10oz and over eight, two not three minute rounds. Still, former WBC heavyweight world champion Wilder, 38, slammed the Texas commission for giving the green light to sanction it. READ MORE IN BOXINGHe told Sportsbook Review: “I think it’s bad the commission has licensed Mike Tyson because he hasn’t been active in 20 years.”So they should not just licence him because of who he is, that’s how people get hurt, god forbid he gets hurt. “People can get hit in the wrong place and at the wrong time, there’s lots of examples where guys have been hit into a coma. “It’s easy to do. He’s too old for this. At the end of the day, no one gives a f*** about Mike. Most read in BoxingCredit: The SunCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERS”We can talk about the pros and cons, but at the end of the day, they don’t give a f***. “I don’t think anyone cares about Mike because if they did they wouldn’t sanction the fight. Jake Paul reveals awkward reason why he can’t copy Mike Tyson’s sex ban before fighting boxing legend”They may say they’ve done tests and all that, OK, but as long as you’re willing to suffer the consequences if something bad goes wrong.”Paul, 27, has been beaten only once in his ten bouts, losing a split-decision to Tommy Fury, 25, in Saudi Arabia last year. But he has won three since, while Tyson was last in the ring for a 2020 exhibition with Roy Jones Jr which ended in a draw. His boxing career officially ended in 2005 following dismal defeats to Danny Williams and Kevin McBride, who is now a tree surgeon. But Wilder reckons losing to prankster-gone-prizefighter Paul would be even more sole crushing than his last two losses. He said: “His power may not have left completely but you still need to set it up, your stamina needs to be a certain way, or it’s going to look like a clown show. “I don’t want to see it to be honest. I don’t want to see one of my legends fight a YouTuber. “If he goes in there and he knocks Mike out, that’s going to tarnish the reputation of Mike. READ MORE SUN STORIES”I don’t want the last thing I remember of him is him getting knocked out by a Youtuber. “The last thing you do, that’s what people remember you by.”Deontay Wilder pictured with boxing icon TysonCredit: @bronzebomber More

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      Deontay Wilder hopes to revive £100m Anthony Joshua fight and says September blockbuster at Wembley ‘turns me on’

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      DEONTAY WILDER hopes to revive his super-fight with Anthony Joshua behind enemy lines. The American blew his £100million deal to face AJ in Saudi Arabia in March following a shock defeat to Joseph Parker just months earlier. Deontay Wilder hopes to revive his super-fight with Anthony JoshuaCredit: GettyJoshua was set to fight Wilder this yearCredit: ReutersJoshua is now primed for a UK homecoming bout in September at Wembley and the door remains open for an opponent. And Wilder hopes to redeem himself so he can put years of rivalry to bed by finally sharing the ring with his Great British rival. He told Sportsbook Review: “F*** yeah, it turns me on. “I’ve been in situations like that when I fought the gold medalist in Moscow. We were right there in the lion’s den. READ MORE IN BOXING”When you come out into an arena with nothing but Russians and you can feel the breath coming off their mouths ‘Russia, Russia, Russia’ and you can feel the wind off their breath reaching the spikes of your neck hair as you walk in knowing you have got nobody there to represent you. “You are behind enemy lines and you get a great adrenaline rush. That’s an amazing feeling, so I have no problem coming to London. “It would be amazing for me, but the only thing that would be different in coming to Russia than the UK is I actually have major fans in the UK, and I think they’re going to show up and represent me, even though I’m fighting their countryman.” Joshua, 34, beat Otto Wallin, 33, in December to keep his side of the bargain. Most read in BoxingCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSBut just moments beforehand, Wilder, 38, fell to defeat to Parker, 32, to blow the super-fight. AJ instead went onto knockout replacement Francis Ngannou, 37, while Wilder now returns on June 1 against Zhilei Zhang, 41. Anthony Joshua makes Deontay Wilder No1 choice for interim fight as he draws up four-man shortlistAnd the plot thickened after he was selected by Joshua’s promoter Eddie Hearn to represent him in the 5v5 tournament against Frank Warren’s selects. Wilder has refused to take his eye of a blockbuster away day against Londoner Joshua but first he must avoid another interim defeat. He said: “I want it. I’ve never ran from a fight, I never shied away from the fight, no matter what you’ve heard over the years. “I’ve never run from anyone, I’ve never dodged anyone, I’ve taken the short end of the sticks just to make fights happen, that’s the God’s honest truth. “I’m here, and when I’ve done what I’m supposed to, let’s get this fight on. “I want the biggest fights possible that can be made, but it all relies on June 1. I will pack my bags and come to Wembley happily. “When I come to the UK I am welcomed with open arms, it’s amazing to see the people and to get the gratitude and hospitality I get. It makes me feel like it’s my second home.”Zhilei Zhang facing off with WilderCredit: GETTY More

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      Jake Paul reveals awkward reason why he can’t copy Mike Tyson’s sex ban before fighting boxing legend

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      JAKE PAUL revealed the awkward reason why he cannot copy Mike Tyson’s sex ban before their fight. The YouTuber-turned-boxer and heavyweight icon are to collide in a controversial clash on July 20 in Texas.Jake Paul with girlfriend Jutta LeerdamCredit: @jakepaulMike Tyson is refraining from sex before fighting Jake PaulCredit: GettyAnd Tyson admitted to giving up weed and sex in the build up to help install discipline ahead of his shock comeback. It would follow the old boxing myth that avoiding sex helps performance by building up testosterone. And Paul said on his podcast: “Yeah, he’s going to be like really angry and on edge. That’s pretty scary. “Wow, he’s going to be like a caged animal just p****d the f*** off.”READ MORE IN BOXINGPaul, 27, himself used the abstinence method during training until running into bedroom problems. He revealed: “If I didn’t have sex for like… if I restrain myself for like two weeks I start having wet dreams because my body’s like, ‘Get this out!'”It’s not weird, it just means that I’m normal.”Paul, who is with speedskater Jutta Leerdam, revealed the nearest to a fight he has had sex is four days, adding: “That’s like a good amount.”Most read in BoxingCredit: The SunCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSThe American infamously blamed a wet dream on impacting his performance over Tommy Fury, which stands as his only boxing loss. He was beaten via split-decision in Saudi Arabia by Fury, 25, and made the excuse just days after his only defeat in now ten bouts.Mike Tyson reveals unsual diet in training for Jake Paul fightPaul said: “I f***ed myself – literally – over.I don’t actually even remember the dream. I literally woke up in a panic, like, ‘f***, f***, f***, f*** I was like, ‘Oh my god.'”You have two weeks of testosterone built up and so the reason a wet dream happens is because your body needs to release that energy, it knows in your mind, ‘This is not good’. I f***ed myself.”But yeah it makes your legs weak. For the viewers, that’s why it’s bad, it makes your legs weak.” Paul has returned with three wins since losing to Fury meanwhile Tyson was last in the ring for a 2020 exhibition with Roy Jones Jr. But the boxing icon – who will be 58 by the time of the bout – prepares for his first pro contest in almost 20 YEARS. His fight with Paul is to be officially sanctioned but with revised two minutes rounds, eight of, with bigger 14oz gloves opposed to 10oz. Jake Paul and Mike Tyson facing offCredit: @jakepaul More

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      Inside Tyson Fury’s 6,000 calories a day diet with Gypsy King’s favourite meals revealed ahead of Oleksandr Usyk fight

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      TYSON FURY has been fed a diet of 6,000 calories a day to fuel himself for his fight with Oleksandr Usyk. Fury meets Usyk for the undisputed crown next Saturday in Saudi Arabia in the heavyweight division’s first ever four-belt unification bout.Inside Tyson Fury’s daily meal planAnd after the Gypsy King touched down in his temporary Riyadh training base, he showed off his trimmed down physique.In charge of keeping Fury a lean, mean, fighting machine are nutritionists George Lockhart and Greg Marriott. And Lockhart – who formerly worked with UFC legend Conor McGregor – gave Betway an inside look into Fury’s diet. He ran down what the WBC champion ate in the week running up to his last bout, against Francis Ngannou in October. READ MORE IN BOXINGFury has his first meal at 10am, which varied from a FIVE-egg omelette with turkey bacon, two large roasted potatoes and 1/2 an avocado. Other days he would have three scrambled eggs, with turkey or chicken sausages, potatoes and fruits like pineapple or blueberries. At midday, Fury enjoys a snack of either fruits, a protein shake, peanut butter or a Greek yogurt. At 3pm, he has lunch which could be lemon pepper salmon or a chicken dish of either thighs, a BBQ breast or a curry with potatoes and veg.Most read in BoxingTYSON FURY VS OLEKSANDR USYK: ALL THE DETAILS YOU NEED AHEAD OF HUGE UNDISPUTED HEAVYWEIGHT BOUTCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSFury, 35, has dinner at 6pm, which is a variation of one of his lunch meals. It then sets him up for two snacks, one at 9pm and another at 12pm, which is either fruit, a protein shake, yogurt or dark chocolate. Oleksandr Usyk spotted working on trademark move in training… but here’s why it WON’T work against Tyson FuryThe heavyweight is fighting in the early hours of the morning in Saudi, so he gets to bed late and enjoys a lie in to accustom to the time difference. And despite weighing over 19 STONE, chef Lockhart revealed Fury is not “a big eater”. He said: “Tyson’s very steady. Whether it’s an intense day or a light day, he’ll wake up and be almost the exact same weight, no matter what. “He has a little bit more of the higher fats. Though, he’s not actually a big eater like a lot of people would think. “When I started working with him, I thought I would be cooking for a freaking army, but that’s not the case.” Fury is undefeated in the ring and fears no opponent – but his biggest fight at the dinner table comes against vegetables. He said: “With Tyson, he’s not a big fan of veg, so I cook a lot for long periods of time to mask the flavour. READ MORE SUN STORIES”I’ll do it with chicken broth or bone broth. Or you can do it in a rice for a long period of time, so you can’t really taste it and blend it in. “But as the camp progresses, obviously veg has got to go up to make sure they’re getting all their micronutrients.” Fury’s fight week diet
      Monday:
      10am: Five eggs, spinach, turkey bacon omelette. Two large roasted potatoes and 1/2 avocado.
      1pm: Two bananas, cup of Greek yogurt smoothie.
      3pm: : Lemon pepper salmon, 8oz roasted sweet potatoes, tablespoon hummus and 1/2 avocado.
      6pm: 8oz BBQ chicken breast, cup of rice with broccoli and tomatoes cooked in chicken broth.
      9pm: Greek yogurt, blackberries, blueberries, strawberries and 1/4 cup of granola.
      12am: Two smoothies, two bananas, Greek yogurt.
      Tuesday:
      10am: Rosemary roasted potatoes, Two turkey sausages, Two scrambled eggs with cheese and pineapple.
      1pm: Protein shake, banana, 1tbsp honey, 1tbsp peanut butter and Greek yogurt.
      3pm: 8oz Chicken curry with peas carrots and two cups of basmati rice.
      6pm: Lamb kebabs with tzatziki sauce and hummus and basmati rice and sliced Cucumber.
      9pm: Raspberries, blueberries, strawberries and Greek yogurt.
      12pm: Shake, banana 1tbsp peanut butter, Greek yogurt and dark chocolate.
      Wednesday:
      10am: Three eggs scrambled with cheese, roasted rosemary potatoes, shake, Greek yogurt, blueberries and two chicken sausages.
      1pm: Sliced apples, sliced oranges, mixed nuts, Greek yogurt mixed with 1tbsp honey.
      3pm: Two chicken thighs, garbanzo beans cooked with spinach in chicken broth with chicken gravy.
      6pm Chicken breast, large baked potato, sliced melon and pineapple, side of asparagus with lemon salt and pepper.
      9pm Greek yogurt, sliced banana, sliced strawberries and dark chocolate. 
      12am: Banana, tbsp peanut butter, honey and Greek yogurt.
      Thursday: 
      10am: Three eggs scrambled with cheese, two chicken sausages, roasted rosemary potatoes, pineapple .
      1pm: Shake, 1/2banana tbsp honey 1tbsp peanut butter, Greek yogurt.
      3pm: BBQ chicken breast, peas and carrots and baked potato.
      6pm: 8oz lemon pepper salmon, basmati rice with tomatoes, spinach, and basil cooked in chicken broth and 1/2 avocado, lemon pepper olive oil.
      9pm: Blueberries raspberries,  blackberries, dark chocolate and Greek yogurt.
      12pm: Shake, banana and strawberries.
      Friday:
      10am: Three eggs scrambled with cheese and spinach, three turkey sausage, rosemary roasted potatoes and mixed fruit.
      2pm : 8oz blackened salmon, rice cooked with spinach chickpeas, tomatoes, in chicken broth with hummus and avocado.
      6pm: Two chicken thighs, roasted potatoes, mixed berries and nuts.
      9pm: Blackberries, raspberries, blueberries, Greek yogurt and granola. More

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      Fans says it’s ‘gotta be a joke’ after luxury VIP packages go on sale for $2million to watch Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul

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      FANS have slammed the tickets for Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul after it was announced that one VIP package would cost a whopping $2million (£1.6m).The cross-generation fight is taking place at the AT&T Stadium in Texas on July 20.Fans can buy a VIP experience to watch Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson for £1.6mCredit: instagram/@jakepaulThe fight is taking place at the AT&T Stadium in TexasCredit: GettyFans have a keen eye on the highly anticipated event, but seemingly not enough to splash out millions of pounds.Jake Paul’s promotional company, Most Valuable Promotions, have announced a number of high-end VIP packages including the £1.6m ‘MVP Owner’s Package’.The incredible package will offer “unparalleled seats, access and amenities during fight week and on fight night”.Those who are willing to fork out the cash for the insane package will bag themselves two ringside apron seats (owner’s seats), four first row floor seats, and four second row floor seats for the event.READ MORE IN SPORTAnd the boxing superfan who does buy the package won’t just have a great view of the fight, but also the weigh in.Paul’s MVP company revealed that the purchaser of the ticket will get a place ON STAGE for the fight’s weigh in.The fans won’t have to worry about finding somewhere to stay in Texas either with a two-night stay in the luxury fight hotel also included in the eye-watering price.Fans couldn’t believe the £1.6m price tag, regardless of what was included, and took to social media to slam the extortionate experience.Most read in BoxingCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSEverything included in the ‘MVP Owner’s Package’

      Two ringside apron seats – never offered in boxing before
      Four front row ringside floor seats
      Four second row ringside floor seats
      Exclusive stadium arrival experience
      Security and escort during fight night
      Private green room
      Top shelf open bar, all-inclusive menu
      Pre-fight dressing room photo with Jake Paul
      Pre-fight dressing room photo with Mike Tyson
      Gloves signed by Paul and Tyson
      Post-fight in-ring photo opportunity
      Two-night luxury stay at fight hotel
      Front row seats to fight week events
      Private luxury mini-coach to events
      Place on stage during weigh-in

      One wrote: “Wow, what a waste of $2million!”While another added: “$2million?! This gotta to be a joke!”.Jake Paul’s incredible body transformation for Mike Tyson boutA third joked: “You would get more enjoyment out of putting that $2million on a colour on roulette!”And a fourth commented: “I would pay not to see that”.It’s not just accommodation and a front row seat that is up for grabs in the package though.The fans who splash the cash with also get to meet both Paul and Tyson as well as getting a whole host of signed merchandise.While they can kick back in a private greenroom for the fight with their own open bar full of top-shelf booze.Credit: The Sun More

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      Tyson Fury’s car boot is full of uneaten Easter eggs as star ramps up training for huge fight vs Oleksandr Usyk

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      TYSON FURY is in eggs-cellent shape for his fight with Oleksandr Usyk – after laying off any Easter treats.Fury meets Usyk for the undisputed crown next Saturday in Saudi Arabia in the heavyweight division’s first ever four-belt unification bout.Tyson Fury leaving the gym before he flew out to Saudi ArabiaCredit: SplashFury was decked out in his own custom tracksuitCredit: SplashFury joined by his manager Spencer Brown, left, and dad JohnCredit: SplashFury and dad John leaving the gym after a training sessionCredit: SplashFury’s car boot was full of unopened Easter eggsCredit: SplashThe sweet treats could be awaiting the champ after his fight with Oleksandr UsykCredit: SplashThe Gypsy King has touched down in his temporary Riyadh training base and showed off his trimmed down physique.And Fury looks to have stayed strict to his fight camp diet after pictures emerged of his boot full of unopened Easter eggs.Snaps from outside his Morecambe gym – taken before his flew out to Saudi – revealed a trunk full of chocolate egg boxes – all left uneaten.Fury, wearing his own custom tracksuit, had just finished up a session with his eldest son Prince John James and dad when his boot of treats were revealed.READ MORE IN BOXINGTwo Bounty, two Smarties orange and one Lindt egg were all bunged into the boot.The WBC champion is kept in top shape by his nutritionists George Lockhart and Greg Marriott.They feed him a stunning diet containing up to 6,000 calories for the undefeated heavyweight to consume.And despite being afraid of no man in the ring, Fury’s biggest fight at the dinner table comes against vegetables.Most read in BoxingFury’s fight week diet

      Monday:
      10am: 5 eggs, spinach, turkey bacon omelette. Two large potatoes for roasted potatoes and 1/2 avocado
      1pm: 2 bananas, 1 cup of Greek yogurt smoothie
      3pm: : Lemon pepper salmon, 8oz roasted sweet potatoes, 1 tablespoon hummus and 1/2 avocado
      6pm: 8oz BBQ chicken breast, 1 cup of rice with broccoli and tomatoes cooked in chicken broth.
      9pm: 1 cup Greek yogurt, 1 cup blackberries, 1 cup of blueberries, 1 cup of strawberries and 1/4 cup of granola.
      12am: 2 smoothies, 2 bananas, 1 cup of Greek yogurt.
      Tuesday:
      10am: Rosemary roasted potatoes, 2 x turkey sausages, 2 scrambled eggs with cheese and 1 cup pineapple
      1pm: Protein shake, 1 banana, 1tbsp honey, 1tbsp peanut butter and 1 cup Greek yogurt
      3pm: 8oz Chicken curry with peas carrots and 2 cups of basmati rice.
      6pm: Lamb kebabs with tzatziki sauce and hummus and basmati rice and sliced Cucumber on the side.
      9pm: 1 cup of raspberries, 1 cup blueberries, 1 cup of strawberries and 1 cup of Greek yogurt
      12pm: Shake, 1 banana 1tbsp peanut butter, 1 cup Greek yogurt and dark chocolate on the side.
      Wednesday:
      10am: 3 eggs scrambled with cheese, roasted rosemary potatoes large portion, shake, Greek yogurt, 2 cups of blueberries and 2 chicken sausages
      1pm: Sliced apples, sliced oranges, 1 cup mixed nuts, 1 cup Greek yogurt and mixed with 1tbsp honey
      3pm: 2 chicken thighs, 1 cup garbanzo beans cooked with spinach in chicken broth with chicken gravy
      6pm: 1 chicken breast, 1 large baked potato, sliced melon and pineapple, side of asparagus with lemon salt and pepper
      9pm 1 cup Greek yogurt,1 cup Sliced banana,1 cup of sliced strawberries and 1 cup dark chocolate 
      12am: 1 banana,1 tbsp peanut butter, 1tbsp honey and 1 cup Greek yogurt
      Thursday: 
      10am: 3 eggs scrambled with cheese, 2 chicken sausages, roasted rosemary potatoes, 1 cup of pineapple 1pm: Shake, 1/2banana 1 tbsp honey 1tbsp peanut butter 1 cup Greek yogurt
      3pm: BBQ chicken breast, 1 cup of peas and carrots,1 large baked potato
      6pm: 8oz lemon pepper salmon, 1 cup basmati rice with tomatoes, spinach, and basil cooked in chicken broth and 1/2 avocado, lemon pepper olive oil sauce 1tbsp
      9pm: 1 cup of blueberries 1 cup of raspberries,  1 cup of blackberries, dark chocolate and 1 cup of Greek yogurt.
      12pm: Shake,1 banana and 1 cup strawberries
      Friday:
      10am: 3 eggs scrambled with cheese and spinach, 3 turkey sausage, rosemary roasted potatoes and 2 cups of mixed fruit.
      2pm : 8oz blackened salmon, 2 cups of rice cooked with spinach chickpeas, tomatoes, in chicken broth with hummus and avocado
      6pm: 2 chicken thighs, roasted potatoes, 2 cups mixed berries and nuts
      9pm: 1 cup of black berries, 1 cup of raspberries, 1 cup of blueberries, 1 cup of Greek yogurt and 1/2 cup of granola

      CASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSLockhart told Betway: “With Tyson, he’s not a big fan of veg, so I cook a lot for long periods of time to mask the flavour.“I’ll do it with chicken broth or bone broth. Or you can do it in a rice for a long period of time, so you can’t really taste it and blend it in.“But as the camp progresses, obviously veg has got to go up to make sure they’re getting all their micronutrients.” Fury in stunning shape before fighting UsykCredit: InstagramSun Sport’s Panel predict who will win in Ring of Fire battle between Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk More

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      Emotional moment Oleksandr Usyk breaks down in tears over his late dad ahead of Tyson Fury fight

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      OLEKSANDR USYK broke down in tears remembering his father’s heavenly visits before big fights.Ukraine’s 37-year-old WBA, WBO and IBF champion won gold at the 2012 London Olympics.[embedded content]Oleksandr Usyk broke down in tears as he discussed his late fatherCredit: Youtube – TNT SPORTS BOXINGThe Ukrainian champ couldn’t avoid crying despite his best effortsCredit: Youtube – TNT SPORTS BOXINGHe showed a picture of his father to the cameraCredit: Youtube – TNT SPORTS BOXINGBut before he got home to celebrate with his already struggling dad and No1 fan, he passed away.Tragically Usyk’s decision to wait three days for a luxury new car to arrive – which he was desperate to show his dad after a life of hardship – meant he missed his final moments.But Usyk Sr returns before big fights and gives his son ethereal courage.He explained to TNT: “He watched me become Olympic champion, but I didn’t make it back in time to show him the gold medal.READ MORE IN BOXING”When I arrived he was already lying in the coffin.”I handed him the medal, put it in his dead hand and then left the room.“I was on my way back from London, I was already in Ukraine, three more days and I would have been home but I was waiting for a super-car to arrive.“I wanted to bring it with me and show him what a cool car I had.Most read in BoxingCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERS“My mum called me at 3am to tell me the news.”Usyk, a devout father-of-four, gives off a sense of guilt that he was not there for his father’s parting.Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk undisputed fight immortalised with ultra-rare watch – but only three will ever be madeBut thankfully on the eve of big fights, his proud father returns in his dreams and manages to show his boy how proud he is of his magnificent achievements.”Sometimes he comes to me the day before the fight,” he said with tears filling his eyes and emotion choking his voice.”Don’t cry,” he barked jokingly as he wiped away tears. “You’re a man.”Yes, sometimes he comes the day before the fight and smiles.”TYSON FURY VS OLEKSANDR USYK: ALL THE DETAILS YOU NEED AHEAD OF HUGE UNDISPUTED HEAVYWEIGHT BOUT More

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      Conor Benn once again BANNED from boxing as he continues doping fight with BBBoC

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      CONOR BENN is once again suspended from boxing as he continues his doping fight with the British Boxing Board of ControlThe 27-year-old welterweight son of British ring legend Nigel failed two tests in the build-up to his axed 2022 super-fight with Chris Eubank Jr.Conor Benn has been suspended once again from boxingCredit: APHe has always passionately insisted on his innocence and claims to have spent in excess of £400,000 on lawyers and scientists to help clear his name.Benn even got his ban lifted by the National Anti-Doping Panel in July 2023 but the BBBofC appealed against that decision and the ban has now been officially reinforced.A Board statement read: “The British Boxing Board of Control Limited refers to a statement published today, 10 May 2024, by UK Anti-Doping (“UKAD”).“As UKAD have stated, the BBBoC can confirm that Conor Benn is subject to a Provisional Suspension prohibiting him from participating in any capacity (or assisting another Athlete in any capacity) in a Competition, Event or activity that is organised, convened, authorised or recognised by the BBBoC or any other World Anti-Doping Code-compliant sport.READ MORE ON BOXING“UKAD and the BBBoC were successful in their respective appeals of a decision handed down by a tribunal of the independent National Anti-Doping Panel in July 2023, and Mr Benn’s Provisional Suspension was reimposed by the appeal tribunal following those successful appeals.“As Mr Benn’s case remains before the independent National Anti-Doping Panel and the case will now progress in accordance with the UK Anti-Doping Rules, the BBBoC is not able to make any further public comment at this time.”Benn does not have a BBBofC licence but when the ban was lifted he managed two low-key fights in America.But now the ban has been reapplied, any commission that follows the WADA (World Anti-Doping Code) will face difficulty in licensing a bout with him.Most read in BoxingBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSOptions for the undefeated puncher are limited but the case could now be taken to the CAS (Court of Arbitration for Sport).This comes after Benn launched a furious online attack on Ryan Garcia.Conor Benn launches X-rated blast at bitter rival Chris Eubank JrThe American shocked many with his points win over Devin Haney last month after necking a beer as he weighed in 3.2lbs over the weight limit for the bout.After a complimentary message from Benn, Garcia took to X to fire shots at The Destroyer and claim he would breeze past him if the pair came to blows.It has since emerged that The former interim WBC lightweight champion tested positive for the banned performance-enhancing drug Ostarine before and after his shock win.Traces of the SARM (selective androgen receptive modulator) – which can build lean muscle mass – were discovered in Garcia’s final pre-fight tests.Garcia, 25, has denied intentionally ingesting the substance, the discovery of which will likely see his win overturned to a No Contest. More