Heavyweight Schedule for 2018

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C Wladimir Klitschko

1 Kubrat Pulev
2 Vyacheslav Glazkov
3 Ruslan Chagaev
4 Derek Chisora
5 Alexander Ustinov
6 Tony Thompson
7 Deontay Wilder
8 Tyson Fury
9 Andy Ruiz
10 Tomasz Adamek
11 Bryant Jennings
12 Steve Cunningham
13 Lucas Browne
14 Mike Perez
15 Odlanier Solis

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Andy Ruiz Jr KO of Manuel Quezada:

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I exchange tweets from time to time with Ortiz' manager. He's been enthusiastic about Ortiz fighting for the WBA title, so if it's Oquendo-Chagaev they are not going to be happy.



KING KONG BOXING @kingkongboxing
@UABoxingNews It will be a robbery if wba @GilberticoWBA JUMPS LUIS ORTIZ and we will FILE a LAW SUIT

Hopefully it happens then.Chagaev is promoted by Felix Sturm I believe,maybe we could see it on Felix's next card agaisnt Soliman.

Solid match up,makes up for the cancelation of the Perez fight,though I had read Loeffler intended to reschedule it.

Good.the Pulev defence is long overdue.

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Shannon Briggs, the 42-year-old US heavyweight, beat Matt Greer in 23 seconds in Chester, ******ia, on Saturday night to win inside the distance for the 48th time in his career.

The veteran stopped Greer with a barrage of punches just after the start of the fight. The former WBO champion improved his professional record to 54-6-1. Greer's fell to 16-13, including 13 shortcut victories.

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Eddie Chambers, 32, stopped Carl Baker in the third round in Leeds, England.

Chambers recorded his 21st win inside the distance and moved his record to 39-4 against an opponent who had won 10 and lost eight times in his career, stopping seven of his opponents.

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Wladimir Klitschko inks Golden Book in Hamburg

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