Canelo to fight until 2028
Canelo Alvarez is, as of now, the world's No.1-positioned fighter, as indicated by Insider.
What's more, he has said he could be around for a long time to come as he would not like to hang up his gloves until 2028.
[I'll fight for another] six or seven years, that's what we think, we'll see, but six or seven more years we'll be here," Canelo told TUDN, according to a separate Boxing Scene report.
On his intended activity in the 2021 season, Alvarez said: "The truth is that there is enough time [to get in four fights], and I am very ready to fight. I feel thrilled, grateful, and motivated to go to Miami, a new location for my fights."
The sessions would be in the 168-pound super middleweight division - a weight class he is now a hero in, having won the WBC and WBA titles for his agreeable choice success over Callum Smith in December.
He right now has no designs to get back to light heavyweight. His solo session in that division stays a knockout success over Sergiy Kovalev, for which he won the WBO title at 175-pounds before emptying the belt later.
"[My trainer] Eddy [Reynoso] already told me not to fight in that division because I'm giving away too many advantages," said Alvarez.
"Right now, we are focused on winning these titles [at 168]."
Currently, Canelo is scheduled to fight Avni Yildirim to defend his middleweight belt before a unification bout against Billy Joe Saunders.


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Michael Jordan fully supports NBA's COVID-19 rules.
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Charlotte Hornets team owner Michael Jordan has no objection to the implemented COVID-19 rules by the NBA.
The league has been in a kind of a battle with some players who refuse to get vaccinated, specifically some star players.
"I am in total unison with the league. And I think everybody's been speaking about the vaccinations, and you know, I'm a firm believer in science," Jordan said in the "Today" show.
"I'm going to stick with that, and hopefully, everybody abides by whatever the league sets as rules. I think once everybody buys in, we're going to be fine."
The NBA orders players to get vaccinated to play in the home and away games. However, not all are following the rules due to their beliefs and other stuff.
One of the most notable is Brooklyn Nets star Kyrie Irving, who has yet to be vaccinated until now. His co-stars Kevin Durant and James Harden are already fully vaccinated. This is now the dilemma of the Nets if they can afford to play Irving part-time.
Would it also be worth it for his contract? More looming questions are yet to be answered, with few days left before the new NBA season begins.


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PACQUIAO is the GREATEST OF ALL TIME, says De la Hoya

While it will be an eternal debate for many, Oscar De la Hoya knows who is the greatest of all time is. It's Manny Pacquiao.
Despite his recent loss to Yordenis Ugas, De la Hoya admitting that Pacquiao is probably the greatest of all time.
"Pacquiao is Pacquiao. He is a legend. He's the best. I think he'll probably go down as the greatest fighter that we've seen, ever!... It was a privilege watching his fight, and it's probably the end of an era..," he said in an interview with Fight Hype TV.
"I think that Manny Pacquiao looked good, just Ugas didn't make him look good. Being 44, I think he was Pacquiao. He looked good. He looked good. He went 12 hard rounds with a younger guy."
He even recalled the moment he fought the younger Pacquiao that eventually led to his retirement.
"And that's the problem with us fighters, you know, we go for the younger guy. It happened with Manny Pacquiao and me when he kicked me a** because he was the younger guy."
However, the difference is that even if Pacquiao retires now, his legacy will never be tainted as he always fights the best, only the best.


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Instant classic, indeed!
The “Gypsy King” Tyson Fury remained at the top of his class by defeating his rival Deontay Wilder in a thrilling 11th-round knockout.
The anticipated trilogy reached the expectations or even exceeded as they displayed sensational power and will.
Wilder was throwing power punches early in the round but it was Fury who landed a big one for a third round knockdown on the Bronze Boomer. Clearly shaken up, Wilder desperately hang on to finish the round.
Despite looking unstable in the next round, Wilder did an unexpected turnaround as he knocked Fury down, twice. Now, it was the defending champ hanging on the ropes ‘til the bell rang.
They went back-and-forth with Wilder’s strength clearly diminishing as rounds passed by.
A whooping right hand from the champ sealed the fight in the 11th to finally end their rivalry and to prove who is greater between them.
Fury retained his belt as well as he kept his record clean with still no defeat.

Deontay Wilder vows to end the career of unbeaten Tyson Fury on the trilogy.

Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury meet for the third time inside the ring on July 24 in Las Vegas.
Fury will set up his WBC and The Ring heavyweight title belts on the line this time, and Wilder is making it work all in the third battle.
Their first experience saw a split draw, which quickly provoked a subsequent battle. In the rematch, Fury halted Wilder in the seventh round through TKO.
The third quarrel came over as their battle contract had a proviso that permitted the losing gathering to have one more shot. However, with the warning, he would get a 40-60 satchel split.
More out of control has been generally scrutinized for his exhibition in the subsequent gathering and is, for the most part, the motivation behind why he's so planning on polishing off the set of three with a bang.
"This (trilogy) closes the chapter of Fury and me. My mind is very violent right now, and I'm trying to end his career–and other things as well, I'm let you fill in the blank," said Wilder as he was asked about a fourth fight.
"The Bronze Bomber" has also been pushing the narrative that "The Gypsy King" cheated in their second fight with loaded gloves.
In that same interview with 78SportsTV, the 35-year-old American doubled down on his claims.
"You think he ain't going to try to cheat this time? But my thing to him–man, you couldn't even get me out on loaded gloves and the conditions I was under," he stated.
"You couldn't knock me out, and you didn't knock me out."
Fury has yet to comment on these new statements.
Whether it's by knockout or decision, the bitter rivals will surely put things to bed at the T-Mobile Arena later this month.

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Fury to Wilder's claim: You can't fake COVID with PCR test
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Tyson Fury clapped back at Deontay Wilder's claim that he only made up about him being favorable to COVID-19 to delay their fight and that the Gypsy King is afraid of the Bronze Boomer.
"I don't care what Deontay Wilder says. Because, you know, if we wanna take this publicly, then we have medical records by doctors here in Las Vegas who tested me," the WBC heavyweight champ said.
Wilder also added to his claim that Fury faking to have COVID is disrespectful to those suffering from the deadly virus.
"I don't think you can fake COVID with the PCR test when they stick a big thing up to your nose."
PCR test is the most accurate to determine whether you are positive or not on the virus. Fury also revealed that this is the second time he has tested positive.
"You've either got it, or you haven't. You know, there would be no reason for me to want COVID and get out of a Deontay Wilder fight. Why would I want to chuck away 20, 30 million dollars to fight someone I've already knocked out quite comfortable? Why wouldn't I want to take that, like a lottery win for free?
"I've had COVID twice, two times. I had it once back in like 2020 and once a couple of months ago. The first time was a lot harder than the second time because I lost my sense of smell and taste, and I felt weak, and I felt terrible."
However, both heavyweight stars will finally renew their rivalry for the third time come the first week of October despite the delay.

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WHO IS VICTOR BELFORT?

Boxing fans are very familiar who Oscar De la Hoya and how he is a legend. However, only sports fans knew how Victor Belfort, his upcoming opponent, is a legend too.
Let's get to this Belfort more in this video.
Vítor Vieira Belfort is a Brazilian mixed martial artist who competes in the Heavyweight and Middleweight divisions. Belfort previously competed for the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), where he fought in the Heavyweight, Light Heavyweight, and Middleweight divisions.
He is the UFC 12 Heavyweight Tournament Champion and the former UFC Light Heavyweight Champion and Cage Rage World Light Heavyweight Champion.
Known for his explosive knockout power, Belfort is tied for third for the most finishes in UFC history with 14. Belfort has also competed for MMA promotions Pride FC, Strikeforce, Affliction, and Cage Rage.
At the age of 19, Belfort came to the United States to compete. In his first sanctioned mixed martial arts match, an event called Superbrawl in Hawaii, his opponent was Jon Hess, whom the young Brazilian defeated in 12 seconds by knockout, despite Hess having a seven-inch height advantage and a more than 100-pound weight advantage over Belfort.
Soon after, he competed in the UFC, where he has given the nickname The Phenom. He beat two fighters in his debut event in the UFC, winning the UFC 12 Heavyweight Tournament. At age 19, Belfort became the youngest fighter to score a victory inside the octagon. Belfort's next match saw him score a technical knockout (TKO) against the UFC 6 runner-up Tank Abbott in a non-tournament fight, knocking Abbott down and finishing him with a ground and pound attack.

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Fury, furious over legal judgment, vows to KO Wilder faster than before

Tyson Fury's set of three battles with Deontay Wilder is fixed for July 24. His resulting multi-million blockbuster with Anthony Joshua currently relies upon effectively protecting their reality heavyweight titles this late spring.
Bob Arum, the Gypsy King's US advertiser, has affirmed: 'Fury v Wilder is definitely on here in Vegas at the Allegiant Stadium. No question.
'The lawyers are working on the contracts as we speak, and the official announcement will come very shortly.
'There is no chance of Wilder taking step aside compensation. Not even at ridiculously overinflated sums like the $20million (£14m) which has been speculated," Arum continued.
Of the legal judgment which has prevented Fury and Joshua finally fighting in Saudi Arabia in August for the undisputed world heavyweight title, Arum says: 'Tyson's not happy, but he's a real fighting man.
'He vows to knock out Wilder even quicker than he did last time.'
Joshua is turning to an August fight against Oleksandr Usyk, and Arum says: 'I'm just hoping Anthony wins so we can go ahead with him and Tyson in Saudi in December.
'But Usyk is an outstanding boxer, and that could be a difficult fight.'
The sudden change of plan was due to the court ruling involving Wilder's rematch clause with Fury. The irony was that the judgment came out a day after the WBC Heavyweight Champion confirmed his fight with Anthony Joshua for the undisputed heavyweight champion on social media.

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Whyte to be a mandatory challenger on Fury-Wilder III winner, says Warren.
BY PONCIANO "JOHN" MELO

With the fight still days away, the next opponent for whoever wins the trilogy between WBC Heavyweight Champ Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder is already taking shape.
Promoter Frank Warren insists that Dillian Whyte is to make the mandatory WBC title challenger if he gets to win over Otto Wallin on their bout.
This is becoming possible after the Anthony Joshua defeat that crushed the unification dream in the heavyweight division.
Whyte is currently the WBC interim champ and has all the right to be lined up next as Joshua will pursue an immediate rematch to the now-unified heavyweight king Oleksandr Usyk.
"As long as Dillian beats Otto Wallin, then Whyte is mandatory for the winner of that fight immediately," Warren said on IFL TV.
'There is no reason not to do it—Dillian, who 100 percent would have wanted AJ to win because he's not like that.
'He now sits there as probably a mandatory cast-iron challenger to the winner of Wilder-Fury.
'So now, while you're waiting for the undisputed fight, which, if it does happen, will probably happen next summer.
'The winner of Wilder-Fury will probably fight the winner of Whyte-Wallin because they will have to because the mandatory will be called."


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Fury-Joshua me about crashes down after Usyk win.
BY PONCIANO "JOHN" MELO

The dream fight of British heavyweight kings trading blows by blows inside the boxing ring was shut down after Anthony Joshua failed to defend his unified belts against Oleksandr Usyk.
The unification bout between WBC heavyweight champ Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua is farther than reality.
"I don't see it was happening now," Fury's promoter Frank Warren told the BBC.
"The unification fight was there, such a big fight. Heartbreaking."
Even though Joshua can claim the belt back on their rematch, Warren said he is no longer a worthy opponent against the undefeated Gypsy King after showing vulnerability.
"Usyk is a good fighter, and he boxed extremely well. But Joshua is so vulnerable, and he's been like that for ages," he added.
"They can talk all they want about rematches... Even if he was to beat Usyk, what is Tyson Fury going to do to Joshua? You would have your house on Tyson beating him."
The two said fighters were about to clash not before Fury was ordered to defend the WBC strap against its former owner Deontay Wilder on a trilogy.
Both of them walked a different path and now can no longer meet.


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Trademark costume is still a go for Wilder on a trilogy with Fury.
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Despite blaming his entrance outfit for his defeat against Tyson Fury on their rematch, Deontay Wilder will still enter the October 9th bout with a bang.
Wilder has been known, aside from his one-punch power, as a head-turner on his every match, especially during his reign as the WBC Heavyweight World Champion.
"All of my fights have, well, since I became champion, nobody has come out with a better dress, better uniform than I have," the Bronze Boomer said.
"And we're going to continue with that. We'll have to see what I put on, and it's going to be something special."
His extravagant costumes are not just for himself but a representation or a tribute to something significant.
"It's going to be something that I dedicate to my people, my tribe. So you can look forward to seeing it."
But looking back, here's what Wilder had to say about his defeat to Fury.
"He didn't hurt me at all, but the simple fact is that my uniform was way too heavy for me," Wilder said in the first of his many outlandish excuses.
"I didn't have no legs from the beginning of the fight. In the third round, my legs were just shot all the way through.
"But I'm a warrior, and people know that I'm a warrior. It could easily be told that I didn't have legs or anything."

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Oscar De la Hoya a legend Part 3

This is the third and last part of our series in looking back to the career of Oscar De la Hoya.
As far as I might be concerned, that is had the chance to be one of the more awful choices I've at any point found in my life. Sturm beat the hell out of De La Hoya, puffing up his face and showing that De La Hoya should not be battling in the middleweight division. Whatever the case, De La Hoya was taken out in his next battle, a ninth-round TKO to Bernard Hopkins in September 2004. Hopkins dropped De La Hoya with a body shot that left Oscar moving around on the material, beating the mat in aggravation and dissatisfaction.
After that misfortune, De La Hoya required two years and got back with a 6th round TKO over the blurred Ricardo Mayorga. On the off chance that this battle had happened three years sooner, it would have likely been De La Hoya who was halted as opposed to Mayorga. In any case, when that De La Hoya got to Mayorga, he was a simple shadow of his previous 2003 title structure. De La Hoya would re-visit the ring in 2007, losing a 12-round split choice to Floyd Mayweather Jr.
Like the Trinidad session, the battle showed Oscar beginning solid and afterward blurring gravely in the last six rounds. At long last, in De La Hoya's last session, a 12-round consistent choice over a lot more modest Steve Forbes, he demonstrated that he's sufficient to beat a decent B-class light-welterweight – barely the sign of an unsurpassed incredible if you were to ask me.


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Oscar De la Hoya a legend Part 2

This is the continuation of tracking down the career of the Golden Boy Oscar De la Hoya.
De La Hoya would then beat Oba Carr, a decent contender yet not an incredible one. Then, in September 1999, De La Hoya was crushed by Felix Trinidad in a 12-round greater part choice misfortune. That battle appeared to stamp the finish of De La Hoya, similar to a genuinely extraordinary warrior. Like in the Gonzalez battle, De La Hoya contended energetically for the initial six rounds, then, at that point, wore out severely and took a stab at running for the last six rounds.
From what I could see, De La Hoya looked entirely terrified by Trinidad, who continued approaching, forcing him and labeling him with left snares and straight rights to the head. De La Hoya legitimately misfortune the battle, notwithstanding seeming to win the initial six adjusts without any problem. Things didn't improve for De La Hoya from that point onward, for after overcoming Derrell Coley in his after session, De La Hoya lost once more, this chance to Shane Mosley in a 12-round split choice misfortune in June 2000.
After that battle, De La Hoya appeared to control into more straightforward warriors against lesser adversaries, beating a much more modest Arturo Gatti and climbing to beat Javier Castillejo and a generally mollified Fernando Vargas. He had been beaten two years sooner by Trinidad. De La Hoya would then take another simple battle, a seventh-round TKO win against Luis Ramon Campas, before battling Mosley again and losing briefly in September 2003. De La Hoya then, at that point, climbed to middleweight and got a gift choice over Felix Sturm in June 2004 to win the WBO middleweight title.

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Is Oscar de la Hoya a legend? Part 1

Even before fighting Manny Pacquiao in 2008, Oscar De la Hoya has been claimed by many as a legend already, but how true is it?
Even if his devastating defeat to Pacquiao is excluded, his boxing career may seem a little less impressive than the hype. In short, it doesn't live the expectation.
Here's why:
His tremendous fame comes from his 1992 Olympic Gold decoration and ten world titles in six separate weight classes. Notwithstanding, he didn't do particularly great work after 1997, for by then, he started to look not precisely excellent in his battles.
In April 1997, De La Hoya prevailed upon a difficult 12-round choice Pernell Whitaker, with many boxing fans feeling that Whitaker ought to have been given the gesture in the choice instead of Oscar. However, before that battle, between 1994 to 1997, De La Hoya was at his best battling as a lightweight. He won the WBO and IBF lightweight titles and beat any semblance of John Molina, Rafael Ruelas, John Avila, Genaro Hernandez, Jesse James Leija, and Darryl Tyson. After De La Hoya went up and crushed Julio Cesar Chavez to win the WBC light welterweight title, De La Hoya began to indicate slipping as a warrior.
In his next battle after Chavez, De La Hoya battled against Miguel Angel Gonzalez, overwhelming the central portion of the battle, wearing out and blurring seriously in the second 50% of the battle. De La Hoya looked unfortunate in the last six rounds, running continually from Gonzalez and getting his left eye thoughtfully puffed up from Gonzalez's hard shots. Before very long, De La Hoya would scarcely beat Ike Quarter after again blurring in the last piece of the battle as he did against Gonzalez. In the middle were battles against the blurred Chavez and Hector Camacho, the two battles being stupid because they were coming past the primes of the two contenders.
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Four things Wilder will display in the Fury trilogy: Rejuvenated, reinvented, violent, and victorious.
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Deontay "The Bronze Boomer" Wilder promises four things that will happen come October 9, where he will settle his rivalry with WBC Heavyweight Champion Tyson Fury once and for all.
"Come October 9, I will be reinvented, I will be rejuvenated, I will be violent, and I will be victorious."
"This training camp has rejuvenated me, and it's refreshed me. The key to victory in this fight is having a violent mind but approaching it with calmness.
"I have all the right people around me, and we're looking forward to October 9. I hope Fury is ready to put on a show for the fans and make history once again."
Wilder should be as motivated as ever because he was maltreated in their rematch. Fury took control and dominated the former champ.
His redemption is really on October 9, his only shot to reclaim his lost glory in the heavyweight division.

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Wilder on Fury: "So many excuses to try to avoid me."

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Deontay "The Bronze Bomber" Wilder is upset about the prolonged delay of his trilogy with reigning and undefeated WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury.
"He came up with so many excuses to try to avoid me. I was very disappointed," Wilder said in 78SPORTSTV.
The deciding match was supposed to occur last July 24, but it was rescheduled after Fury contracted coronavirus. After overcoming the virus, Fury spent some time with his newborn daughter as their fight is now marked on October 9.
"We trained very hard as we always do, and I was ready to go. I was ready to display my talent to the world."
"Just tired of the lies. That's all it is, lies, and a lot of other people do too. The whole world believes it's nothing but lies."
Wilder claimed that Fury didn't contract the virus and slammed the champion for using the deadly virus as an excuse.
"And it sickened me to hear that because so many people have died of COVID.
"I've had people I've known have had family members to die of it, I've had some of my people to die of it, and to hear others using this as an excuse or anything else to get out of something is just horrible.
"May they burn in hell for that, especially for something like this, because the dude said he had COVID, and the next minute you see him in so many different places, it's just ridiculous.

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Evander Holyfield boxing career

Evander Holyfield, also known as the Real Deal, was born October 19, 1962, in Atmore, Alabama, U.S.
He is an American boxer and the only professional fighter to win the heavyweight championship four separate times and thereby surpass the record of Muhammad Ali, who won it three times.
As a novice fighter, Holyfield incorporated a record of 160–14 and won the public Golden Gloves title in 1984. Contending as a light heavyweight at the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles, he was excluded in the elimination round session to take out his rival, Kevin Barry of New Zealand, while the ref endeavored to isolate the warriors. Amid contention, the International Olympic Committee, therefore, granted Holyfield the bronze decoration.
In November 1984, Holyfield turned professional, and in 1986 he won the light heavyweight title by disturbing World Boxing Association (WBA) champion Dwight Muhammad Qawi in a 15-round split decision. In April 1988, Holyfield turned into boxing's first undisputed cruiserweight champion with an eighth-round knockout of Carlos DeLeon. After 90 days, he battled his first heavyweight session, taking out James Tillis in five rounds.
Standing 6 feet 2 inches (1.88 meters) tall and weighing 218 pounds (98.9 kg), Holyfield often faced much larger opponents as a heavyweight. Still, his diligent training habits and exceptional durability in the ring helped make up for his lack of size. On October 25, 1990, he scored a third-round knockout of James ("Buster") Douglas to win the undisputed heavyweight title of the WBA, the World Boxing Council (WBC), and the International Boxing Federation (IBF). After successful defenses against former champions George Foreman and Larry Holmes, Holyfield lost the title on November 13, 1992, dropping a 12-round decision to Riddick Bowe. In a rematch with Bowe one year later, he recaptured the WBA and IBF titles in another decision.

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Anthony Joshua is eager for the Tyson Fury fight to happen.

Unified world heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua is firm and desperate to make the Tyson Fury showdown a reality. He stressed the need and importance of the fight not just to them but for the sport of boxing.
"Do I need Tyson Fury on my record? I need it."
"Fight good fighters, and they bring out the best of you," he said on the 5 Live Boxing podcast.
"We need it for boxing."
"Training camp is brutal. To get better is very difficult in boxing. To fight Tyson Fury is a big challenge.
"I'm going to put that pressure on myself to get better. But it's what we all need. I need it. Come on, let's see how good I am.
"Let's see how far I can take myself during this period. It'll be a good challenge mentally. Not about him, but because I want to do well.
"When I wake up in the morning early, and I'm tired, my body's battered, I still go out and do what I do. It's great rewards, and only someone like Fury can give that to me."
The unification bout was already moving last year as they officially declared the fight not until a judge ordered a trilogy between Fury and former WBC Heavyweight Champion Deontay Wilder.
This broke all the plans of Joshua and Fury, who are now facing different opponents before they can restart their plan on colliding inside the ring.




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