What a crying shame for the Sport with that result.

 

GGG was never going to win by decision in Nevada, he had to KO Canelo tbh. The only way he can beat Canelo on points is by fighting him in Kazakhstan.

Boxing trainer Enzo Calzaghe (Joe's dad) has died aged 69

 

https://www.skysports.com/boxing/news/12183...he-dies-aged-69

George Groves takes on Callum Smith in the World Boxing Super Series super-middleweight final on Friday.

 

Who do you think will win?

Billie Joe Saunders has failed a drugs test. Looks like his fight with Andrade is off.

Callum Smith has ended George Groves reign as WBA super-middleweight champion with a 7th round KO.

Belfast featherweight Michael Conlan will return to the ring against Italy's Nicola Cipolletta in a Las Vegas contest on 20 October.

Billy Joe Saunders looks set to lose his WBO middleweight title after being refused a licence to fight against Demetrius Andrade.

Dillian Whyte and Derek Chisora will face other in a rematch on December 22nd at the O2 Arena in London.

Matchroom and Sky trying to wind up Warren and BT by putting on a rival PPV event on the same night 22nd December.

 

So you now have the choice

 

Sky Whyte v Chisora

BT Warrington v Frampton

Anyone going to be watching Tony Bellew v Oleksandr Usyk on Saturday?

I reckon when Wilder v Fury fight it will be Wilder by a KO.

Agreed.

It apparently all kicked off in the news conference between Wilder and Fury.

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/boxing/46380483

Did anyone see the Fury/Wilder fight at all?

I did yes! Came back from a night out & just stayed up for it. A great bout, I definitely felt Fury edged it but then you can argue Wilder did land 2 knockdowns. How he got up the second time I've no idea but that's what kept his undefeated streak in tact.

 

Interesting to see if there is a rematch, I feel Wilder feels he got a bit lucky this time around!

The WBC have unanimously agreed to sanction a rematch between Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury.

 

ITV have teamed up with PBC (Al Haymon) to bring 15 boxing shows a year to UK audience.

 

 

Imagine, Degale vs Eubank Jr on ITV 1 (not PPV) at 10pm Saturday night with the undercard previously on ITV4.

 

I believe just all the divisions should have a Super series every 4 yrs to make sure the big fights are made and happen. But that is would never happen.

Frampton v Warrington or Whtye v Chisoria which will you be watching this weekend?

Frampton for me but Warrington is a tough lad who can upset the expected.