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    Tyson Fury looks fitter than ever as Gypsy King shows off stunning body transformation despite cancelling Usyk fight

    TYSON FURY shared his phenomenal body transformation immediately after his blockbuster showdown with Oleksandr Usyk was POSTPONED.The £100million Fight of the Century was cancelled after the Gypsy King suffered a nasty cut in sparring.
    Tyson Fury let his fans know that he was ready for UsykCredit: Instagram @tysonfury
    Fury was set to fight the Usyk in two weeks time
    Fury has been shedding the pounds ahead of, arguably, the most important bout of his life.
    The WBC champion was due to battle WBO, WBA and IBF titlist Usyk in Saudi Arabia in the ‘Ring of Fire’ fight in two weeks time.
    Queensberry Promotions revealed that the “freak cut” opened up above Fury’s right eye and required “urgent medical attention and significant stitching”.
    talkSPORT’s Michael Benson reports that Fury sustained the gash during a sparring session with Croatian southpaw Agron Smakici in Riyadh.
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    But despite worrying fans, Fury proved that he is in better shape than ever.
    The Gypsy King boiled himself down to his optimum fighting condition – eventually looking absolutely ripped.
    And now the British star has come out with yet more fighting talk to silence his critics.
    Moments after calling off the bout, Fury showed off his sensational figure – in a picture that was taken before the injury occurred – to his 6.8m Instagram followers.
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    Tyson Fury’s statement in fullTYSON Fury has apologised to boxing fans after suffering a horrific cut to his eye in training.
    Fury said: “I am absolutely devastated after preparing for this fight for so long and being in such superb condition.
    “I feel bad for everyone involved in this huge event and I will work diligently towards the rescheduled date once the eye has healed.
    “I can only apologise to everyone affected including my own team, Team Usyk, the undercard fighters, partners, and fans as well as our hosts and my friends in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.”
    He also posted on instagram, with the caption: “Can’t help getting injured in sparring but what I can say was Usyk was in trouble.
    “I am in fantastic shape. I will resheduel (sic) soon as i can. 2024 a massive year for team GK #undisputed #wbcking”

    He captioned it: “Can’t help getting injured in sparring, but what I can say is Usyk was in trouble. I will reschedule as soon as I can.”
    This follows rumours that Fury had been getting turned over in his training camp.
    One social media user wrote: “It’s boxing. It happens. Get the date back on.”
    A second said: “We are growing tired of your excuses.”
    A fight between Usyk and Filip Hrgovic is now reportedly being explored for February 17.
    Fury and Usyk signed contracts at the end of September to set up an undisputed heavyweight championship fight, the first since 1997.
    The showdown was initially planned for December 23, but Fury’s unconvincing split decision win over MMA star Francis Ngannou, left him needing more time to recover.
    What does this mean for boxing?The saddest thing is this didn’t really come as a surprise to the British boxing media
    Rumours of Fury struggling in sparring with cruiserweight King Jai Opetaia and teenage sensation Moses Itauma were rife.
    It seemed unlikely that the Gypsy King would risk upsetting Turki Alalshikh and the Saudi paymaster. 
    But now the disaster has officially hit.
    As recently as Friday afternoon, SunSport was being invited to Usyk’s secret European camp for a media day on February 6.
    And there was the release of the mega-money promo that merged about eight Hollywood films and cost silly million pounds.
    If it’s only a cut, there is the outside chance Fury can be back in a few weeks.
    But we saw against Otto Wallin that he’s vulnerable to a bleed that needed months to recover.
    When Fury was dropped and useless against Francis Ngannou in October – delaying the original undisputed decider – the money men behind the scenes created an incredible replacement with AJ vs Wallin.
    And they could do something absolutely crazy to compensate now. More

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    Tyson Fury statement in full as ‘absolutely devastated’ Gypsy King releases apology after withdrawing from Usyk fight

    TYSON FURY apologised for calling off his Oleksandr Usyk mega-fight.The Gypsy King is “absolutely devastated” he can’t face the Ukrainian heavyweight on February 17 after suffering a horror cut in training.
    This is the injury that has ‘scuppered’ Tyson Fury’s big February dateCredit: X @Queensbury
    The Gypsy King shared this pic to show he had been in ‘fantastic shape’Credit: Instagram
    Queensbury Promotions revealed Fury’s injury on Friday “required urgent medical attention and significant stitching”.
    And the unbeaten Brit released a statement himself saying he was especially gutted to miss out on the £100million four-title bout in Saudi Arabia as he was otherwise in brilliant physical shape.
    Fury, 35, said: “I am absolutely devastated after preparing for this fight for so long and being in such superb condition.
    “| feel bad for everyone involved in this huge event and I will work diligently towards the rescheduled date once the eye has healed.
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    “I can only apologise to everyone affected including my own team, Team Usyk, the undercard fighters, partners, and fans as well as our hosts and my friends in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.”
    Fury’s nasty injury came less than three weeks before the so-called Fight of the Century.
    And he went on social media to insist he Is still keen for the showdown to go ahead at some stage later this year.
    The Mancunian posted: “Can’t help getting injured in sparringbut what i can say was Usyk was in trouble i am in fantastic shape. i will reschedule soon as i can. 2024 a massive year for team GK.”
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    Queensbury Promotions said: “WBC Heavyweight Champion Tyson Fury has been forced to postpone his fight with unified Champion Oleksandr Usyk after sustaining a freak cut during a sparring session in Riyadh.
    “The cut, which opened above Fury’s right eye, required urgent medical attention and significant stitching, which will obviously require a period of recovery, scuppering any possibility of the fight with Usyk taking place on 17th February in Saudi Arabia.”
    TYSON FURY’S STATEMENT IN FULLHere’s how the Gypsy King reacted to pulling out:
     “I am absolutely devastated after preparing for this fight for so long and being in such superb condition.
    | feel bad for everyone involved in this huge event and I will work diligently towards the rescheduled date once the eye has healed.
    I can only apologise to everyone affected including my own team, Team Usyk, the undercard fighters, partners, and fans as well as our hosts and my friends in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.” More

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    Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk off LIVE: Fight postponed latest after Fury CUT on eye today, new date updates

    TYSON FURY’S big fight against Oleksandr Usyk has sensationally been called off.Fury suffered a cut on his eye sparring earlier today, and will not be fighting on February 17.
    A new date in the summer is in the works as we bring you all of the developments to the news.
    Fury could retire?
    Ade Oladipo has suggested that Tyson Fury could end up retiring following his injury in sparring.
    The Gypsy King has pulled out of the heavyweight fight against Oleksandr Usyk after getting cut in training.
    Oladipo told talkSPORT: “It wouldn’t shock me if Fury comes out and says, ‘I’ve had enough’!”

    Copy linkCopiedWarren confirms rescheduling
    Tyson Fury’s promoter Frank Warren has confirmed that the fight against Oleksandr Usyk will be rescheduled, and new data will be announced.
    He told talkSPORT: “The biggest blow is to Tyson, he had been training very hard for this fight.
    “Unfortunately, he sustained a terrible cut today.
    “So it is off, and I am sure a new date will be announced.”
    “It was this morning, and his eye was caught by an elbow.
    “I feel for Tyson and I feel for Usyk as he has also been training for the fight.”
    Credit: Reuters
    Copy linkCopiedWhen could the fight happen?
    Fury’s bout against Usyk was set for February 17, however it has been postponed following the Gypsy King’s injury.
    The Daily Star have claimed that the clash could be rearranged for as soon as June.
    Copy linkCopiedBridges reacts
    Ebanie Bridges has reacted to the news that Tyson Fury’s clash with Oleksandr Usyk is off.
    She wrote: “Wow, Fury Usyk is off…. I mean.. are we surprised tho?
    “Not very. I feel sorry for the undercard if the whole fight card is cancelled too.”
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    Copy linkCopiedLewis on Fury injury
    Boxing legend Lennox Lewis has shared his thoughts on Tyson Fury’s injury and claimed that he could need three months to heal.
    He wrote: “Tough break for @Tyson_Fury.
    “This cut is in same area as one he got in the Wallin fight.
    “He’s probably gonna need about six stitches and three months to heal. 🙏🏾😑 The saga continues…”
    Copy linkCopiedUysk response
    Oleksandr Usyk’s promoter Alexander Krassyuk has shared what the Ukrainian is up to following Tyson Fury’s injury in sparring.
    The boxer is also in sparring but has not suffered a dangerous cut…
    Krassyuk wrote: “Usyk right now”,
    Credit: INSTAGRAM
    Copy linkCopiedFury ‘stuck by ELBOW’
    Footage has emerged suggesting an ELBOW put paid to Tyson Fury’s £100million fight with Oleksandr Usyk.
    A clip shows Fury grappling in sparring – then walking away shaking his head and touching his headguard in front of his now-injured eye.
    The Gypsy King has apologised for pulling out of the four-title heavyweight clash in Saudi Arabia on February 17.
    And his opponent Usyk’s team say they have been told the unbeaten Brit’s cut eye could keep him out for “several months”.
    The video of Fury apparently getting hurt while sparring on Friday has not yet been confirmed as the cause of his injury.
    ‼️ Footage has now emerged appearing to show the moment Tyson Fury was cut by an ELBOW in sparring, causing the Oleksandr Usyk fight to be postponed… pic.twitter.com/dDy3e0Cv4o— Michael Benson (@MichaelBensonn) February 2, 2024

    Copy linkCopiedUsyk’s promoter responds to Fury
    Oleksandr Usyk’s promoter Alex Krassyuk has responded to Tyson Fury on Instagram.
    Krassyuk told Tyson to think of retirement, brother…

    Copy linkCopiedFury out for several months
    Tyson Fury could be out for months after suffering a cut during a sparring session.
    A fight between Usyk and Filip Hrgovic is now reportedly being explored for February 17.
    The Ukrainian’s representatives have been told that it may be “several months” until Fury is ready to compete.
    Copy linkCopiedSummer showdown mooted
    A June date is expected to be announced as the rescheduled date for the fight.
    Fury has said that the fight will be rescheduled and Usyk’s team have said they expect Fury to be out for “several months”.
    Usyk is instead now set to face Filip Hrgovic and still fight on February 17.
    Credit: X @Queensbury
    Copy linkCopiedFury looking lean on Instagram
    Tyson Fury has broken his silence again, this time on Instagram and he looks the leanest he has in years.
    Fury wrote alongside the pic: “Cant help getting injured in sparringbut what i can say was Usyk was in trouble i am in fantastic shape. i will resheduel soon as i can. 2024 a massive year for team GK #undisputed #wbcking”

    Copy linkCopiedFrancis Ngannou makes title pitch
    Francis Ngannou is fighting Anthony Joshua on March 8, three weeks after Fury vs Usyk was meant to be.
    And the former UFC star has made his own cheeky pitch for their fight to now be for the titles…

    Copy linkCopiedQueensbury Boxing statement
    A statement from Queensbury Promotions on Twitter read: “WBC Heavyweight Champion Tyson Fury has been forced to postpone his fight with unified Champion Oleksandr Usyk after sustaining a freak cut during a sparring session in Riyadh.
    “The cut, which opened above Fury’s right eye, required urgent medical attention and significant stitching, which will obviously require a period of recovery, scuppering any possibility of the fight with Usyk taking place on 17th February in Saudi Arabia.”
    Copy linkCopiedTyson Fury breaks silence
    Tyson Fury has broken his silence after the big fight cancellation, and showed off the gruesome cut from today.
    Fury said: “I am absolutely devastated after preparing for this fight for so long and being in such superb condition.
    “I feel bad for everyone involved in this huge event and I will work diligently towards the rescheduled date once the eye has healed.”

    Copy linkCopiedUsyk to still fight on Feb 17
    Reports suggest Oleksandr Usyk will STILL fight on February 17 with Filip Hrgovic in the running.
    Usyk’s team think Fury will be out for “several months”.

    Copy linkCopiedBreaking – Fury vs Usyk is OFF
    Tyson Fury’s heavyweight showdown with Oleksandr Usyk has been postponed.
    The blockbuster bout will not longer take place on February 17 – because Fury suffered a cut in training.
    The 35-year-old picked up the injury while sparring on Friday.
    Fury was set to face Usyk in a landmark fight, with four heavyweight titles on the line.
    For the first time ever three major UK channels were set to battle for the viewing figures.
    DAZN, Sky Sports and TNT Sports all purchased rights to the event, with a stellar line-up of hosts and pundits booked.
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    Tyson Fury could be ‘out for several months’ after picking up nasty sparring cut as Gypsy King withdraws from Usyk fight

    TYSON FURY could be out for months after suffering a cut during a sparring session.The Gypsy King was forced to withdraw from this month’s heavyweight showdown with Oleksandr Usyk due to the injury.
    Tyson Fury could be out for months due to a cut suffered in sparringCredit: X @Queensbury
    Fury was set to face Oleksandr Usyk on February 17Credit: EPA
    Fury took to Instagram to share a picture of his body transformation
    A statement from Queensbury Promotions on Twitter read: “WBC Heavyweight Champion Tyson Fury has been forced to postpone his fight with unified Champion Oleksandr Usyk after sustaining a freak cut during a sparring session in Riyadh.
    “The cut, which opened above Fury’s right eye, required urgent medical attention and significant stitching, which will obviously require a period of recovery, scuppering any possibility of the fight with Usyk taking place on 17th February in Saudi Arabia.”
    A fight between Usyk and Filip Hrgovic is now reportedly being explored for February 17.
    The Ukrainian’s representatives have been told that it may be “several months” until Fury is ready to compete.
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    Discussing his injury, Fury said: “I am absolutely devastated after preparing for this fight for so long and being in such superb condition.
    “I feel bad for everyone involved in this huge event and I will work diligently towards the rescheduled date once the eye has healed.
    “I can only apologise to everyone affected including my own team, Team Usyk, the undercard fighters, partners, and fans as well as our hosts and my friends in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.”
    He also posted on instagram, with the caption: “Can’t help getting injured in sparring but what I can say was Usyk was in trouble.
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    Tyson Fury’s statement in fullTYSON Fury has apologised to boxing fans after suffering a horrific cut to his eye in training.
    Fury said: “I am absolutely devastated after preparing for this fight for so long and being in such superb condition.
    “I feel bad for everyone involved in this huge event and I will work diligently towards the rescheduled date once the eye has healed.
    “I can only apologise to everyone affected including my own team, Team Usyk, the undercard fighters, partners, and fans as well as our hosts and my friends in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.”
    He also posted on instagram, with the caption: “Can’t help getting injured in sparring but what I can say was Usyk was in trouble.
    “I am in fantastic shape. I will resheduel (sic) soon as i can. 2024 a massive year for team GK #undisputed #wbcking.”

    “I am in fantastic shape. I will resheduel (sic) soon as I can. 2024 a massive year for team GK #undisputed #wbcking.”
    Fury was set to face Usyk in a Saudi showdown, with four heavyweight titles on the line.
    For the first time ever three major UK channels were set to battle for the viewing figures.
    DAZN, Sky Sports and TNT Sports all purchased rights to the event, which was due to take place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. More

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    Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk OFF with full card to be rescheduled after Gypsy King’s shock sparring injury

    TYSON FURY’S heavyweight showdown with Oleksandr Usyk has been postponed after the Gypsy King suffered a cut in training.The £100million Fight of the Century will no longer take place on February 17, with Fury releasing an apology to fans desperate to see the long-awaited unification bout.
    Fury suffered the cut above his right eyeCredit: X @Queensbury
    Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk is OFFCredit: EPA
    Fury suffered a cut while sparringCredit: Getty
    The 35-year-old picked up the injury while sparring on Friday.
    The news leaves Fury’s future in the balance as:

    Discussing his injury, Fury said: “I am absolutely devastated after preparing for this fight for so long and being in such superb condition.
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    “I feel bad for everyone involved in this huge event and I will work diligently towards the rescheduled date once the eye has healed.
    “I can only apologise to everyone affected including my own team, Team Usyk, the undercard fighters, partners, and fans as well as our hosts and my friends in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.”
    A statement from Queensbury Promotions, who promote Fury, on Twitter added: “WBC Heavyweight Champion Tyson Fury has been forced to postpone his fight with unified Champion Oleksandr Usyk after sustaining a freak cut during a sparring session in Riyadh.
    “The cut, which opened above Fury’s right eye, required urgent medical attention and significant stitching, which will obviously require a period of recovery, scuppering any possibility of the fight with Usyk taking place on 17th February in Saudi Arabia.”
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    Fury was set to face Usyk in a Saudi showdown, with four heavyweight titles on the line.
    For the first time ever three major UK channels were set to battle for the viewing figures.
    DAZN, Sky Sports and TNT Sports all purchased rights to the event, with a stellar line-up of hosts and pundits booked.
    A fight between Usyk, 37, and Filip Hrgovic is now reportedly being explored for the date.
    Tyson Fury’s statement in fullTYSON Fury has apologised to boxing fans after suffering a horrific cut to his eye in training.
    Fury said: “I am absolutely devastated after preparing for this fight for so long and being in such superb condition.
    “I feel bad for everyone involved in this huge event and I will work diligently towards the rescheduled date once the eye has healed.
    “I can only apologise to everyone affected including my own team, Team Usyk, the undercard fighters, partners, and fans as well as our hosts and my friends in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.”
    He also posted on instagram, with the caption: “Can’t help getting injured in sparring but what I can say was Usyk was in trouble.
    “I am in fantastic shape. I will resheduel (sic) soon as i can. 2024 a massive year for team GK #undisputed #wbcking”

    The Ukrainian’s representatives have been told that it may be “several months” until Fury is ready to compete.
    Usyk has allegedly been “mullering” sparring partners in the build-up to the scheduled fight date, forcing them to quit.
    Despite the noise surrounding the blockbuster bout, the 37-year-old has kept a level head.
    He recently told Ring Magazine: “I really don’t think about Tyson Fury. I don’t look at the way he acts and what he does.
    “Most of his opponents fell for it. I don’t. For me, I focus on how I am, and how I prepare for when I go into the ring.”
    What does this mean for boxing?The saddest thing is this didn’t really come as a surprise to the British boxing media, writes SunSport’s boxing correspondent Wally Downes.
    Rumours of Fury struggling in sparring with cruiserweight King Jai Opetaia and teenage sensation Moses Itauma were rife.
    It seemed unlikely that the Gypsy King would risk upsetting Turki Alalshikh and the Saudi paymaster. 
    But now the disaster has officially hit.
    As recently as Friday afternoon, SunSport was being invited to Usyk’s secret European camp for a media day on February 6.
    And there was the release of the mega-money promo that merged about eight Hollywood films and cost silly million pounds.
    If it’s only a cut, there is the outside chance Fury can be back in a few weeks.
    But we saw against Otto Wallin that he’s vulnerable to a bleed that needed months to recover.
    When Fury was dropped and useless against Francis Ngannou in October – delaying the original undisputed decider – the money men behind the scenes created an incredible replacement with AJ vs Wallin.
    And they could do something absolutely crazy to compensate now.

    The clash was to be the  first undisputed heavyweight title fight in over 25 years.
    Rivals Fury and Usyk were initially set to go in a Riyadh Rumble on December 23.
    But Team Fury pulled the plug on the fight after his lacklustre display in Fury’s split-decision victory against former UFC champion Francis Ngannou last October.
    The champ’s sluggish performance prompted them to move the date back to February 17.
    Now their promoters need to find a third date for the long-awaited showdown between the two undefeated heavyweights.
    Saudi adviser Turki Alalshikh has announced that Riyadh will not replace Fury vs Usyk with a new main event and fans who have brought tickets will be refunded.
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    An alternative would have been to find Usyk a new opponent, with Croatian Filip Hrgovic offering to step in, or bringing Anthony Joshua’s March 8 fight with Francis Ngannou forward by three weeks.
    However, both those options are now off the table.

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    Francis Ngannou vows to take Anthony Joshua’s ‘SOUL’ in chilling KO prediction as he mocks rival’s strength

    FRANCIS NGANNOU has sent a chilling warning Anthony Joshua’s way ahead of their crossover clash.The former UFC heavyweight champion will bid to shock the world once again when he locks horns with AJ in a lucrative Saudi showdown next month.
    Former UFC champ Francis Ngannou will face Anthony Joshua in Saudi next monthCredit: GETTY
    The Predator shocked the world in his boxing debut against Tyson Fury last OctoberCredit: GETTY
    The MMA man mountain has vowed to take Joshua’s soul with a brutal KO victoryCredit: GETTY
    Ngannou, 37, turned the combat sports world upside down when he cut and dropped WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury in their Riyadh rumble last October.
    The Predator is confident of landing the same shot that put Fury on the canvas in the third round of their ‘Battle of the Baddest’ on AJ.
    And he believes the blow will take the “SOUL” of the former two-time unified heavyweight king and derail his bid to become a three-time champion.
    During a recent appearance on the High Performance Podcast, the MMA man mountain said: “Never say never.
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    “Nothing is impossible. We don’t know the strength of Anthony Joshua.
    “Even though I don’t believe he has that strength, we’re going to find out.
    “In two months, we’re going to find out. I’m going to be the one taking his soul.”
    Ngannou firmly believes the shot that put Fury on his backside will render Joshua unconscious.
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    He told MMA Fighting: “If AJ takes the punch that Fury took, I don’t guarantee that he’s standing up.
    “I’ve heard that he doesn’t have a chin. I’m going to find out.”
    Unlike Fury, Joshua, 34, has the benefit of having footage of Ngannou boxing to watch before their Kingdom clash.
    And he insists he won’t make the same mistake as The Gypsy King, saying: “If Tyson underestimated Ngannou, I sure won’t.
    “Francis has lost the element of surprise with me.
    “We knew Francis had a reputation as the biggest puncher in the world but the surprise was how well he boxed.
    “He was exceptional on the inside and made life very complicated for Tyson.
    “So much so that I do belong to the opinion that he beat Fury.” More

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    Apollonia Llewellyn nearly bursts out of black bra as she strips to underwear for freezing cold pic in the snow

    APOLLONIA LLEWELLYN has wowed fans as she posed in underwear in the freezing cold.The boxing ring girl shared an update with her followers after a trip to Switzerland.
    Apollonia Llewellyn wowed on a trip to SwitzerlandCredit: Instagram @apolloniallewellyn
    It is not the first time she has braved the coldCredit: instagram @apolloniallewellyn
    Apollonia, 23, has built up a huge following on social media due to her raunchy content.
    In a recent post, she braved the cold as she wore a black bra and pants in the snow.
    Apollonia completed the look with a pair of gloves and ski goggles.
    The snap was uploaded to her Instagram account which has 578k followers.
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    She captioned the picture: “Snowbunny”.
    Her followers loved the snap as they flooded the comment section.
    One fan pined: “Stunning.”
    A second commented: “Beautiful Lady.”
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    Apollonia shared the picture on InstagramCredit: Instagram @apolloniallewellyn
    Her fans were blown awayCredit: Instagram @apolloniallewellyn
    A third wrote: “Very gorgeous.”
    A fourth posted: “Queen of snow.”
    A fifth said: “Perfection absolutely amazing.”
    Another added: “You are A God.”
    Meanwhile, Apollonia recently stunned her followers with a throwback pick as part of an online viral trend.
    She also sent fans wild in a lacy outfit.
    The model has also had a recent trip to Los Angeles in which she wore a bikini.
    Inside Apollonia’s glamorous life as influencer, ring girl and model …
    She has garnered her a huge social media presenceCredit: INSTAGRAM @apolloniallewellyn
    Thousands of Apollonia’s fans enjoyed the view on the ring girl’s holiday to New YorkCredit: INSTAGRAM
    Conor McGregor was among 8,000 fans who enjoyed this see-through lacy outfitCredit: INSTAGRAM
    Apollonia enjoyed the snow in the Lake DistrictCredit: Instagram
    Apollonia loved this bowl of pasta on her summer holiday to SantoriniCredit: INSTAGRAM
    Apollonia invited fans to ‘sit and stare’ at this picture, and thousands took her up on the invitationCredit: INSTAGRAM
    Fans were worried Apollonia’s top had shrunk in the wash as she enjoyed this hearty breakfastCredit: INSTAGRAM
    Apollonia’s followers were in awe of the stunner’s new hairdo as she wowed in a tiny yellow bikiniCredit: INSTAGRAM
    Apollonia sent a cheeky message to her fans as she posed in this glamorous see-through numberCredit: INSTAGRAM
    Apollonia revealed he ‘idea of happiness’ is being ‘wind swept on the beach’ with this busty snapCredit: INSTAGRAM
    Apollonia shot to recognition as a member of the Misfits Boxing fight night team
    The model insisted she isn’t money-orientedCredit: Instagram @apolloniallewellyn
    Apollonia shows off her jet setting lifestyle onlineCredit: Instagram @apolloniallewellyn
    Apollonia is no stranger to a bikini pictureCredit: INSTAGRAM @apolloniallewellyn
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    Kazuki Anaguchi dead at 23: Boxer dies as a result of injuries sustained during Boxing Day fight

    JAPANESE boxer Kazuki Anaguchi has tragically died aged 23 after suffering complications from a brain injury.The bantamweight prospect underwent emergency surgery to remove a subdural hematoma after his clash with Seiya Tsutsumi last December.
    Kazuki Anaguchi has tragically passed away aged 23
    The bantamweight suffered a subdural hematoma in his Boxing Day clash with Seiya Tsutsumi
    Anaguchi was knocked down four times and suffered convulsions before being taken to hospital
    Anaguchi – who was beaten to a bloody pulp and left with a horrific cut – lost consciousness after being transported to the hospital and remained in a coma following the treatment.
    But he’s tragically succumbed to the injuries he sustained in the fight, in which he was dropped four times and suffered convulsions before being transported to the hospital.
    The boxing world was united with their condolences for the southpaw, with one fan writing on X: “RIP Champ Kazuki Anaguchi!”
    Another said: “Sad news.”
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    And another said: “May he rest in peace.”
    One remarked: “He passed giving us one of the greatest fights I’ve ever seen live.
    “It saddens me so much that our community witnessed this but I’m grateful that we got to see this man.
    “Prayers to his family.”
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    Anaguci sustained his injuries on the undercard of Naoya Inoue’s clash with Marlon TapalesCredit: Getty
    Another chimed in: “Rest in peace warrior.
    “Kazuki Anaguchi was only 23 years old and gave everything he had to this sport.”
    Anaguchi boasted a perfect 6-0 record before his ill-fated showdown with Tsutsumi, which was on the undercard of Naoya Inoue’s undisputed junior featherweight clash with Marlon Tapales.
    He turned pro in July 2021 after racking up an amateur record of 68 wins and six losses. More