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The Deontay Wilder vs Tyson Fury WBC Heavyweight Title fight has been formally confirmed following tonight’s Fury vs Pianeta fight. Hall of Fame promoter Frank Warren confirmed the fight as on after Fury beat Pianeta over ten rounds tonight in Belfast’s Windsor Park: IT’S ON!!!! pic.twitter.com/N2BuzXDrp3 — Frank Warren (@frankwarren_tv) August 18, 2018 The fight as […]

Fury out pointed his foe tonight over ten rounds to set up a crack at the WBC heavyweight champion of the world Deontay Wilder next up. Fury did what he needed to do tonight. What he was expected to do in truth. Could he have gone for the knockout? Probably. But not long ago he

Deontay Wilder got in the ring with Tyson Fury tonight after Fury beat Francesco Pianeta over ten rounds tonight in Windsor Park in Belfast. Ten rounds proved vital for Fury who needed to shake off ring rust as he knew in the back of his mind a shot against Wilder would need him to get

Fury made a successful second comeback fight tonight in a rainy Windsor Park in Belfast as he set up a huge fight against WBC heavyweight champion of the world Deontay Wilder later this year. Fury looked far trimmer than he did in his first comeback fight against Sefer Seferi and more focused too. That said,

A great moment took place ringside a short time ago in Belfast as legendary English soccer player Paul Gascoigne met WBC heavyweight world champion Deontay Wilder. For those unfamiliar with the soccer player he’s also known as ‘Gazza’ and was perhaps one of the most gifted and talented sportsmen to ever come out of the UK.

One of the most well-timed body shots in recent professional boxing memory landed on Irishman Paddy Barnes tonight. No one would have got up from this. He was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time. In tonight’s boxing action on TV brave Barnes took on champion Rosales in only his sixth professional fight

Tonight’s world title fight involving Irish Olympian Paddy Barnes started off with a whirl wind of action but unfortunately for the brave Irishman it wasn’t meant to be. Taking a world title fight in only his 6th pro fight, the courage it showed to do that alone was quite remarkable. WBC flyweight champion Cristofer Rosales from Nicaragua