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Photo by Mikey Williams/Top Rank Inc via Getty Images Another weekend, more winners, more wondering what’s next. And another weekend where there’s no clear answer in really any case, but a lot of possibilities, some of which could even be interesting! Emanuel Navarrete Navarrete’s win over Christopher Diaz saw him retain the WBO featherweight title, but also considering the possibility that he might have to move up to 130 to get a big fight, which is what he says he wants. He does sound like he’d rather stay at 126, unifying with WBC titlist Gary Russell Jr or WBA titlist Leo Santa Cr...

Tszyu needs another fight before a title shot and must look overseas We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement It was gratifying to hear Tim Tszyu and his team making all the right noises after his fifth-round stoppage of Dennis Hogan on Wednesday night. There was no grandiose call out of big names, no putting the super welterweight division on notice, no proclamation of greatness. Tszyu took care of his business in a vicious fashion, then made it clear he felt like he had barely scratched the surface of what he hopes ...

“My dad was an undisputed world champion for 10 years. What have I done? “Again, give me a few years. I’ve got a long way to go. My comparisons and my goals are out of this world and that’s what I’m going to be striving for.” Tszyu’s latest victory, against Irishman Dennis Hogan, took just five rounds to complete at a sold-out Newcastle Entertainment Centre. Hogan had twice unsuccessfully contested for world titles. The TKO was completed despite a cut above his left eye and a less-than-clinical start, which Tszyu put down to wanting to finish the fight off t...

"I just haven't got the heart any more to do it. "God's given me great talent, both in rugby league and boxing. I'm not the fighter I was five years ago, a year ago or 10 years ago. "But I've achieved a lot in my time." Concerned for his health, boxing greats including Jeff Fenech had urged Mundine not to fight Zerafa – and "The Man" himself was grateful to escape the ring alive after copping two brutal blows to his already battered head. Quinn Rooney/Getty Images The referee steps in to wave off the contest as Michael Zerafa sends Anthony Mundine crashing to the canvas in Bendigo.

FShareTTweetQSMSWWhatsAppBEmailGJTumblrLLinkedInMar 13th, 2021 Anthony Mundine's supposed last fight has been branded "disgusting", with calls growing for boxing authorities to keep him out of the ring. Mundine announced his retirement after being brutally knocked out by Michael Zerafa in round one of their Bendigo fight on Saturday night. However, the 45-year-old former world champion (48-11) has said that before and the KO against Zerafa was his fifth such defeat. Mundine was dropped with a flurry of heavy shots after just 70 seconds before Zerafa, 17 years younger at 28, sent him packing i...