Heavyweight Schedule for 2018

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Tyson Fury could be set to fight Manuel Charr for WBA regular title later this year.

— Sheldan Keay (@SheldanKeay)

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Tyson Fury could be set to fight Manuel Charr for WBA regular title later this year.

— Sheldan Keay (@SheldanKeay)

It would make my year if Diamond Boy ****ed him up, he's already in Fury's head after he confronted him when he was fat and coked up and called him a "mad man."

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It would make my year if Diamond Boy ****ed him up, he's already in Fury's head after he confronted him when he was fat and coked up and called him a "mad man."

Mine too although i'll love to see Fury/AJ and Fury/Wilder. First Diamond Boy has to get through Fres Oquendo.

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�� Joe Joyce's manager said earlier that Joyce's opponent is 6'5" and has only lost once. There are rumours it's this man, Richard Lartey, who pulled out of his scheduled fight with Junior Fa yesterday due to "undisclosed reasons."

— Michael Benson (@MichaelBensonn)

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�������� Ivaylo Gotzev of Epic Sports claims Kubrat Pulev will now rematch Alexander Dimitrenko in an IBF final eliminator for Anthony Joshua because Dillian Whyte pulled out. Likely to take place in Chicago in August. []

— Michael Benson (@MichaelBensonn)

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Tyson Fury wins, but looks trash in farcical mismatch with Sefer Seferi

Full fight video:

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Tyson Fury (now 26-0) beat Sefer Seferi (now 23-2). Seferi did not rise from his stool for Round 5.

Nathan Gorman (now 13-0) STOPPED Sean Turner (12-2) in Round 3.

Full fight below:



Alex ****inson (now 6-0) STOPPED David Howe (14-10) in Round 4.

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�� ANNOUNCED: Joe Joyce has a new, last-minute replacement opponent for tomorrow night. He will now face Ivica Bacurin at York Hall, not Richard Lartey.

— Michael Benson (@MichaelBensonn)

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10 June 2018

Heavyweight Travis Kauffman (33-2, 23 KOs) defeated Scott Alexander (14-3-2, 8 KOs) in close ten round majority decision. The scores were 95-95, 96-94, 96-94.

Kauffman was coming back from a long layoff, after being inactive since March 2017 when he suffered a twelve round majority decision loss to Amir Mansour.

On the same card, in a battle of big 6'6 heavyweights, Gerald Washington (19-2-1, 12 KOs) got back on track with a ten round unanimous decision over a game Wes Nofire (20-2, 16 KOs). The scores were 98-91, 97-92, 97-92.

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