By: Sean Crose The 24-7-1 Ivan Redkach took on the 37-5 Jose Zepeda Friday night in Temecula, California. Their scheduled 10 rounder, which was for the Interim WBC silver welterweight title, was the main even of a Marvnation card broadcast on the DAZN streaming service. A terrific left to the body sent Redkach down and
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DILLIAN Whyte wants to rumble with old heavyweight rival Derek Chisora for a third time. Usually, third installments are required to settle the score, but with Whyte having already beaten Chisora twice, it seems the Brixton ‘Body Snatcher’ has other reasons for re-engaging.  As Chisora has remained relevant to fight fans, providing crowd-pleasing efforts with
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One of 2023’s best fights could soon get a sequel, as the WBO has ordered featherweight champion Rafael Espinoza to rematch former titlist Robeisy Ramirez. The pair have 15 days to negotiate and avoid a purse bid, but odds are they won’t need them; Espinoza (25-0, 21 KO), who shocked Ramirez (14-2, 9 KO) in
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By Phil Rogers OF all the battles Michele Aboro has faced in life, only some have been conducted inside a boxing ring. Now fifty-six years old and residing in Shanghai, China, the undefeated former world champion and trailblazer for the women’s sport has had to conquer sexism, bigotry and cancer to get where she is today. Her
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JOSE Zepeda breezed through Ivan Redkach in two rounds at the Pechanga Resort and Casino in Temecula, Southern California, last night. In a battle of veterans, trying to avoid that late-career slide towards obscurity, Redkach was smashed out of town by hard-hitting Zepeda. Taller Redkach came out aggressively but was soon forced onto the back
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By Matt Bozeat THE time has come to pay homage to Tony Wynne, the godfather of Welsh amateur boxing for eight decades, who has finally decided to limit his commitments. Slight of stature, Tony has been an absolute titan within the WABA, delivering stellar service as a national champion, seasoned international, club coach, hugely respected
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