WBC Heavyweight Champion Fury & Former Heavyweight Champion Wilder Battle in Highly Anticipated Third Matchup Saturday, Juli 24 Live on Pay-Per-View from T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas Klicken HIERfor Photos from Mikey Williams/Top Rank via Getty Images Klicken HIER für Fotos von Ryan Hafey / Premier Boxing Champions Klicken HIERfor Photos from Sean Michael Ham/TGB Promotions LOS ANGELES (Juni 15, 2021) – WBC Heavyweight World ChampionTyson “The Gypsy King” Furyand former longtime heavyweight championDeontay "The Bronze Bomber" Wilder squared off for a long and intense face-to-face stare down Tuesday in Los Angeles at a press conference to preview their highly anticipated third world title showdown taking place Saturday, Juli 24 from T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas and live on pay-per-view.
Tickets are on sale now and can be purchased atwww.t-mobilearena.com oder www.axs.com. The event is promoted by Top Rank, BombZquad Promotions, TGB Promotions and Frank Warren’s Queensberry Promotions. Ein Premier Boxing Champion Präsentation.
Here is what the fighters and their trainers had to say Tuesday from The Novo by Microsoft at L.A. Live-:
TYSON FURY
“It was a crazy roller coaster toward this fight. I always say, ‘you’re never fighting someone, until you’re in the ring opposite them.’ It wasn’t hard for me to adjust to fighting Deontay Wilder again. It’s what I’m paid to do.
“I’m just always training and staying motivated. I’m happy to be living and here right now. I look forward to today. That’s how I manage everything. I’m a ‘living in the moment’ type of person.
“I hope Deontay brings something different for this fight. He needs to, if we’re facing facts. I hope he brings a challenge. Hopefully Malik Scott can bring the best out of Deontay Wilder.
“The beating from the last fight has had a physical, mental and emotional effect on his life. I was worried about him after the way I beat him.
“Deontay Wilder is a one-trick pony. He’s got great one-punch knockout power. I’m going to run him over like I’m an 18-wheeler. I guarantee he doesn’t go past where he did in the second fight. I’m looking for a big knockout straight away.
“He said all this stuff about bloodshed last time and we all know what happened last time. I’m going to keep it short and sweet today.”
Deontay Wilder
“Enough has been said. It’s time to cut off his head. Come July the 24, there will be bloodshed. Get your tickets now and I’ll see you soon.
“A lot of things are going to be different in this fight. Juli 24, the world is going to see. We’re going to reveal everything we’ve been working on.
“I didn’t feel any way about Fury trying to negotiate another fight. We knew we were in the right and we knew they couldn’t run. Silence is golden.
“I’ve been happy and even happier in my time off. I’ve had time to spend with my family and now I’m rejuvenated and ready to go.
“I’ve been training non-stop during the pandemic and I’ve been building. All this time between fights is going to be good for me and bad for him. I’ve had nothing but time to progress.
“Whatever he does on July 24, we will have an answer for it. I’m training very hard and my mind is very violent. I’m ready to go.”
SUGARHILL STEWARD, Fury’s Trainer
“The amount of time me and Tyson have had together since joining forces hasn’t changed anything. Our chemistry has always been there. The only thing is, is that over that time, he now has the power to knock a man out with one punch.
“I’m glad he’s added that kind of power to go with his boxing skills and IQ. He now has the one-punch knockout power. He just needs to land that one punch.”
Malik Scott, Wilders Trainer
“Deontay and I have always had a chemistry and a brotherhood between us. Before we talked about moving forward with me as his trainer, I wanted to make sure we had the same chemistry as trainer and fighter that we had with our brotherhood. Our chemistry as fighter and trainer by far passes it. I’m impressed with how he’s adapted.
“I believe that with a fighter like Deontay, who has naturally raw power, combined with my technically sound background, we just match well together.
“Deontay has made the mental adjustments. All I needed was a receptive athlete. He’s already made the adjustments to do whatever I need him to do in that ring.
“I only see this fight going one way. If you just let Fury do what he wants, he’ll do way more than what you want. I have no doubt that Deontay will become the two-time heavyweight champion of the world and it will come by knockout.”
The Heavyweight Championship has always been the most noteworthy prize in the sport. Over the last few years, the interest in the fistic giants has dwindled. That has changed with the exciting power of Deontay Wilder and the charismatic showmanship of Tyson Fury.
With their first encounter ending in a controversial draw, they find themselves sharing the ring again. Both men with undefeated records and only a single draw (against each other) on their ledger.
The big men are taking center stage for the undisputed prize. “The Bronze Bomber” and “The Gypsy King”…. Who will reign supreme?
ALTER, AUFZEICHNEN, Und Statistiken
Wilder: Alter: 34 Jahre alt
Aufzeichnen: 42-0-1 (41 Knockouts)
Höhe: 6'7 "
Gewicht: 219 * * Gewicht zum letzten Kampf (11-23-19)
Erreichen: 83"
Wut:Alter: 31 Jahre alt
Aufzeichnen: 29-0-1 (20 Knockouts)
Höhe: 6'9 "
Gewicht: 254 * * Gewicht zum letzten Kampf (9-14-19)
Erreichen: 85"
RING LEISTUNGEN
Wilder:
WBC-Schwergewichts-Champion (’15-Pres)
Wut:
WBA Heavyweight Champion (’15-‘16)
WBO Heavyweight Champion (’15-‘16)
IBF Heavyweight Champion (’15-‘16)
IBO Heavyweight Champion (’15-‘16)
Lineal Heavyweight Champion (’15-Pres)
STIL
Wilder:
A wild-swinging, often-sloppy fighter with long arms and fight-changing power in both fists, Wilder likes to set the range with his lead hand and follow it with a variety of power punches. He carries his power late into his fights and is capable of scoring a knockout at any time.
Wut:
A confident, self-assured, and sometimes cocky fighter, Fury has nimble moves and quickness for such a large fighter. He combines good footwork with upper-body movement and ability to box either orthodox or southpaw, keeping opponents off-balance and setting up his own offensive attack.
THEIR FIRST BOUT
Wilder-Fury I:Fury opened the bout with effective movement, keeping Wilder off balance and unable to land anything significant. Wilder was able to land several hard jabs in the 4th Runde, trickling blood from Fury’s nose. Fury spent time in the mid rounds as a southpaw and found success. Wilder scored a knockdown in the 9thround but his follow-up attack left him fatigued, allowed Fury to regain the momentum through the 11thround. The memorable 12thround saw Wilder break through and land a right hand and left hook combination. Fury fell hard to the canvas, flat on his back. He amazingly rose at the count of 9 and was outlanding Wilder as the final round concluded. Alejandro Rochin scored 115-111 Wilder, Robert Tapper scored 114-112 Wut, and Phil Edwards scored 113-113.
STÄRKEN
Wilder:
* Power – The detonation at the end of Wilder’s fists, primarily is right hand, is of nuclear proportions. While his left hand carries substantial pop in it, it is Wilder’s right hand that is seen as maybe the most devastating punch in boxing today. He can end fights by landing his right hand straight down the middle, arcing it over the top, or splitting the guard as an uppercut.
* Conditioning – Early in his career, when he was ending all of his fights within a few rounds, there were question marks if Wilder would fade in the later rounds. He has proven that he can fight equally as hard in the late rounds and capable of a knockout until the final bell.
* Athleticism – Wilder combines a rare blend of size, Geschwindigkeit, Leistung, and athletic ability where is easy to imagine him being dominant in any type of athletic environment.
Wut:
* Movement – For a man with the size and physique that resembles a silverback, Fury moves with the grace and agility of a ballet dancer. He is light on his feet and possesses shifty upperbody movement that is uncanny for someone so large.
* Confidence – Fury is supremely confident in himself and believes in his ability. He shows little or no fear in the ring. His self-assured charismatic nature gives him a psychological advantage.
* Resilient – Whether it was climbing off the canvas against Wilder, overcoming a horrific cut against Wallin, or battling against depression and substance abuse, Fury has shown a toughness and resiliency that are to be admired.
SCHWÄCHEN
Wilder:
* Sloppy – Wilder shows so much faith in his power that he is frequently wild and sloppy with his punches and footwork. He often times looks very amateurish in the ring.
* Trouble With Boxers – Fighters who use good movement and boxing ability trouble Wilder. He struggles setting his feet and is often a step behind. He was trailing Luis Ortiz in both fights and was outclassed for most of his first fight with Fury.
* Chin – The few times that Wilder was seriously chin-checked, he showed some flaws in his durability. Ortiz had him badly hurt and close to a knockout loss.
Wut:
* Distractions – Fury is loving his new-found fame and talking WWE and MMA. He split with his trainer Ben Davidson and is calling his own shots. Fury also has spells in the ring where he loses focus and he has found himself on the canvas more than once during a lapse in concentration.
* Personal Life – It is well-documented Fury’s past personal demons with depression and substance abuse, along with a weight gain to over 400 lbs. While his triumphs over those demons is admirable, the lasting physical effects cannot be denied.
* Skin– It’s only been five months since Fury suffered a terrible gash over his right eye against Otto Wallin, requiring 47 stitches. While doctors have deemed the cut sufficiently healed, his tender skin could reopen at the most inopportune time.
Letzten Kampf
Wilder: (11/23/19) – Wilder again scored a come-from-behind knockout against Luis Oritz. After being outboxed for the majority of the first six rounds, Wilder set his range against a tiring Ortiz and landed a pulverizing right hand which resulted in a one-punch knockout.
Wut:
(9/14/19) – Fury survived a bloody contest with the undefeated but unknown Otto Wallin. Fury suffered a cut over his right eye in the 3rdround and the blood clearly affected his vision. Despite the impairment, Fury still controlled the action and hurt Wallin several times en route to a decision victory.
3 Die besten Leistungen
Wilder:
* Arthur Pin (1/16/16) – After falling behind early, Wilder took over in the 4thround and started to settle down and control the action. A single right hand in the 9thround sent Szpilka down and unconscious, die 2016 Knockout des Jahres.
* Gold Cup (1/17/15) – Wilder answered questions about his stamina by going the full 12 rounds for the first time in his career and capturing the WBC title in the process. Wilder utilized his long jab and kept Stiverne at bay with his underrated skillset.
* Luis Ortiz (3/3/18) – Wilder survived some scary moments against the oft-avoided Cuban veteran before prevailing by 10thround knockout. Wilder was troubled by Ortiz’s boxing skills early before knocking him down in the 5thround. An Ortiz rally in the 7thhad Wilder seriously hurt but Wilder was able to regroup and score the knockout a few rounds later.
Wut:
* Wladimir Klitschko (11/25/15) – Fury went into Klitschko’s backyard and wrested the unified and lineal heavyweight championships via unanimous decision. While the bout was a cautious affair, Fury was able to outwork Klitschko with superior footwork, Bewegung, and a higher punch output.
* Derek Chisora (11/29/14) – Fury dominated the rematch with his British rival, boxing from a distance, switching between orthodox and southpaw, and punishing his adversary until the corner stopped the fight after 10 one-sided rounds.
* Deontay Wilder (12/1/18) – With the exception of two knockdowns and some curious judging, Fury was in control for most of the bout. He avoided Wilder’s punches and landed effective counters, making Wilder looked confused and off-balance in the process.
Schlüssel zum Sieg
Wilder:
* Utilize his jab and negate Fury’s awkward style
* Keep his power punches short and compact
* Don’t get mesmerized by Fury’s upperbody movement
Wut:
* Change the pace and keep Wilder guessing
* Use lateral movement to keep Wilder from setting his feet
* Do not get cocky against the ropes
FRAGEN
Wilder:
* Can Wilder handle Fury’s unorthodox movement?
* Will Wilder employ a better gameplan?
* Will Wilder become frustrated?
Wut:
* Will Fury try too hard for the knockout?
* Is Fury totally focused on boxing?
* Is his cut eye susceptible to reinjury?
PENECALE VORHERSAGE
Both combatants are exceptional showmen and their respective ring entrances will have the crowd abuzz. The electricity will be at a fever pitch at the opening bell. With their familiarity, there will be less of a feeling out process than their first encounter. Fury will be on his toes moving forward and Wilder will try to time his advances and land counter punches. At the end of the 1st Runde, Fury will taunt Wilder and there will be an exchange of words.
Fury’s constant movement and single punches will trouble Wilder as his counter punches will find mostly empty air. The following rounds will be an exciting game of cat and mouse with the smaller Wilder in the role of the cat, futility trying to corner the larger Wilder.
Wilder will find success with his jab in the 6th und 7throunds and a looping right hand will catch Fury on top of the head, knocking him off balance to the canvas. Fury will rise, wink at his corner, and come bouncing back into action. The excitement will have Wilder swinging wildly and falling to the canvas himself after missing overexaggerated right hand.
With Wilder seemingly arm-weary from his punch output the previous round, Fury will turn southpaw and land several hard right hands, then bounce out of range of any counter punches.
Fury’s movement and higher workrate will carry the action through the championship rounds, leading him again to an apparent lead going into the final round.
The decision this time will be unanimous with Dave Moretti and Glenn Feldman both scoring 115-112 and Steve Weisfeld a shade closer at 114-113, all in favor of “The Gypsy King” Tyson Fury.
Ungeschlagen WBC-Schwergewichts-Champion Wilder & Unbesiegt Lineal Schwergewichts-Champion Fury Platz weg in mit Spannung erwarteten Rematch Taking Place Samstag, Februar 22 in der historischen Mega PPV-Ereignisse von der MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas
LAS VEGAS (Februar 13, 2020) – Der bevorstehende Rückkampf zwischen WBC-Schwergewichts-Champion Deontay “Die Bronze Bomber” Wilder und in gerader Linie Champion Tyson “Der Zigeuner König” Wut ist der größte Kampf Schwergewichts-Titel in der Geschichte.
Buchstäblich.
stehend 6'7″ und 6'9″ beziehungsweise, Wilder und Fury schaffen die größte kombinierte Höhe jemals in einem Kampf um den WBC gesehen, Ring Magazine und in gerader Linie Schwergewichts-Titel, Stehen eine kollektive 13 Füße und 4 Zoll. Der einzige Schwergewichts-Titelkampf “größer,” sozusagen, fand statt in 2007, wenn der 7-Fuß Nikolay Valuev verteidigt seinen WBA-Schwergewichts-Titel gegen den 6'6″ Jameel McCline. Aber noch nie die besten großen Männer so groß gewesen Sport haben wie heute.
Um in der Perspektive, wie groß Wilder und Fury, es ist am besten, sie in das Land der Riesen vergleichen: die NBA. Betrachten Sie die Tatsache, dass bei 6'7″ und in der Nähe von 220 Pfund, Wilder ist die gleiche Größe wie Los Angeles Clippers Small Forward Kawhi Leonard. Wut, inzwischen, fast identisch mit LeBron James in Bezug auf Größe und Gewicht.
Heutzutage, ein Blick auf die Top 10 von irgendwelchen Rankings wählen Sie zeigt, dass die meisten Anwärter wie Super Bowl Champion Tight End Travis Kelce gebaut, wer steht 6'6″ und wiegt rund 250 Pfund.
Wie jeder, der den spannenden ersten Wettbewerb zwischen Wilder und Fury beobachtet wird wissen,, die beiden sind in der Tat Sportler, weit weg von dem Stampf behemoths könnten Sie Männer ihre Messungen erwarten zu sein. Wilder könnte für seine titanic One-Punch Macht bekannt sein, aber er hat eine wirklich dynamische Bewegung im Ring als auch angezeigt. Sehen Sie sich das Band seiner Knockout von Bermane Stiverne und beobachten ihn seitlich Winkel gebunden zu erstellen, bevor seine verheerenden Schüsse Landung, juking wie ein breiter Empfänger im offenen Feld, und Sie können sehen, warum Wilder spielen College-Football in Alabama geträumt, als er in der High School.
Fury nie tun etwas anderes als geträumt Boxen-how können Sie, wenn Sie wurden nach einer Schwergewichts-Legende benannt und in eine Familie in Irland reich an Kämpfen Geschichte geboren. Aber die “Gypsy König” wurde auch mit bemerkenswerter Gewandtheit zu gehen zusammen mit einer Lebensdauer von entwickelten Boxen Sinn geboren, Gleiten Sie den Ring um und mit einem Stil Boxen, die einen im Weltergewicht ziemen würde, kein Power Forward großes Schwergewicht.
Wilder und Wut sind, weil ironisch unterscheidenden, Riesen sind in der Regel nicht dominant in sportlichen Bereichen. Während einige Allzeit gewesen Größen-d.h. die 6'9″ Boston Bruins Verteidiger Zdeno Chara, die eine Sperre für die Hockey Hall of Fame-oft große Männer für sein groß meist nur bekannt sind, und erreichen nicht die Spitze ihres Sports. Und das ist verständlich. überdimensional groß zu sein, ist oft ein Hindernis in so viele Wege wie es ein Vorteil ist,, vor allem, wenn es um Bewegung und Geschicklichkeit. Die NFL größte Spieler, sieben-footer Richard Singh, spielte nur acht Karriere-Spiele, die MLB ist Allzeit größte Spieler, die 6'11” Jon Rauch, war ein Geselle reliever, und Tennis’ 6'10” und 6'11” Wolkenkratzer Ivo Karlovic, John Isner und Rilley Opelka haben keine Majors ihre Namen.
Als Menschen haben größer und stärker im Laufe der Jahre, natürlich, so haben Boxer. Rocky Marciano, Stehen 5'10 ½” und mit einem Gewicht von knapp über 180 Pfund, ein winziger Cruiser nach heutigen Maßstäben wäre. Joe Louis und Muhammad Ali, von vielen als die beiden größten Schwergewichtler aller Zeiten zu sein, und schon gar nicht kleine Kämpfer in ihrer Zeit, stand 6'1 ½” und 6'3″ beziehungsweise. Theoretisch, Louis würde neun Zoll in Reichweite zu Fury aufgeben, deren Flügelspannweite 85″. Es gab Ausreißer in früheren Epochen, natürlich-Jess Willard und Ernie Terrell waren 6'6″ und oben und erfasst Schwergewichts-Titel, aber für Jahrzehnte war es möglich, die Größe eines modernen Cruiser zu sein und nicht nur konkurrieren, sondern eine Auferlegung Figur in der division.
Dinge begann in den späten 80er und 90er Jahren zu ändern, wenn Tony Tucker, Riddick Bowe und Lennox Lewis, ein Trio von 6'6″ heavies Riemen gefangen. Aber die moderne Ära wurde von Vitali und Wladimir Klitschko eingeläutet, die 6'6″ Brüder, die im Wesentlichen die Abteilung für den besseren Teil von einem Jahrzehnt vor Wut unseated Wladimir für die in gerader Linie Krone regiert in 2015.
Box hat seinen Anteil an dem Riesen im Laufe der Jahre hat, von denen viele kurz der Elite-Niveau gefallen. In letzter Zeit, Fans werden die viel gepriesene amerikanische Aussicht Tye Fields erinnern, ein hoch aufragenden 6'8″ Rechtsausleger, der trotz einer großen Menge an Hype, nie für einen WM-Titel gekämpft. Julius “Flammendes Inferno” Lange begann seine Karriere 5-0, und bei 7'1″ mit 90″ reach wie eine Kraft sah man rechnen muss mit, bevor in als einer der Sport berüchtigtsten Gesellen und zuverlässiger Partner Einschwingzeit Sparring.
Wilder und Wut sind eine bemerkenswerte Mischung aus Größe und Athletik und den Trend sind Ruckeln, dass Sie sein können “zu groß” großartig sein. Da die Revanche Nears, es ist spannend oder vielleicht unheimlich auf über die nächste Evolution der Schwergewichtler zu denken, die nach diesen beiden kommen. Es gab eine Zeit, als der große George Foreman, bei 6'3″ und mit einem 78″ erreichen, oder Larry Holmes bei 6'3″ mit einem 81″ erreichen, wurden unter den gewaltigsten physischen Präsenzen zu immer Schritt in dem Ring betrachtet. Aber Wilder und Fury haben einen neuen physikalischen Standard gesetzt. Will NBA-Größe Schwergewichte zur Norm in den kommenden Jahren?
Zumindest für den Moment, Wilder und Wut sind weit von der Normalität. Sie sind kolossal Präsenzen, ja, aber sie sind auch die beiden besten Schwergewichtler der Welt auf dem Höhepunkt ihrer Macht, Suche eines der denkwürdigsten Kämpfe zu verfolgen, und heftig zieht in der jüngeren Geschichte diskutiert.
Wer steht hoch im Februar 22?
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ÜBER Deontay Wilder VS. TYSON FURY II Wilder vs. Fury II wird den mit Spannung erwarteten Rückkampf zwischen ungeschlagenen WBC-Schwergewichts-Weltmeister Deontay sehen “Die Bronze Bomber” Wilder und ungeschlagen in gerader Linie Champion Tyson “Der Zigeuner König” Wut, wie sie Schlagzeile einem historischen, Mega-PPV-Ereignis Samstag, Februar 22 von der MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.
Die Wilder vs. Fury II PPV beginnt bei 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT und verfügt über ehemaligen Schwergewichts-Weltmeister Charles Martin gegen die ehemaligen Titel Herausforderer Gerald Quadratur off “Die Black Rooster” Washington für ein 12-Runden IBF-Schwergewichts-Titel-Eliminator in dem Co-Main Event. WBO Junior Federgewicht Weltmeister Emanuel “Cowboy” Navarrete, a.k.a “Der mexikanische Iron Man” wird seinen Titel gegen Filipino Anwärter Jeo Santisima verteidigen in der PPV-Kampf kennzeichnete. Mehr, in den PPV-Öffnern, Superweltergewicht Sensation Sebastian “Flammendes Inferno” Fundora wird Gesicht 2016 Australian Olympian Daniel Lewis in einem 10-Runden-Kampf von unbeatens.
Tickets für die Veranstaltung sind ab sofort gültig und können erworben werdenwww.mgmgrand.com oder www.axs.com. Die Veranstaltung wird von BombZquad Promotions gefördert, TGB Promotions, Top Rank und Frank Warren Queensberry Promotions. Ein Premier Boxing Champion Präsentation.
Quartett des Weltmeister Anchor FOX Sports und ESPN Wilder vs. Fury II Pay-Per-View-Sendung
Wilder vs. Fury II auf FOX Sports PPV und ESPN + PPV, eine historische Gemeinsame Präsentation, Ab Samstag, Februar. 22 bei 9:00 PM ET
LAS VEGAS – Heute, FOX Sports und ESPN kündigte eine umfangreiche Wilder vs. Fury II Kampf Woche und Kampf Nacht Programmierung Lineup im Vorfeld der mit Spannung erwartete Rückkampf zwischen ungeschlagenen Schwergewichts-Champion Deontay “Die Bronze Bomber” Wilder und ungeschlagen in gerader Linie Champion Tyson “Der Zigeuner König” Wut stattfindet am Samstag,, Februar. 22, in einem historischen, gemeinsame Präsentation von FOX Sport PPV und ESPN + PPV live aus der MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.
Die Wilder vs. Fury II PPV beginnt bei 9:00 PM ET und verfügt über ehemaligen Schwergewichts-Weltmeister Charles Martin Quadratur off gegen den ehemaligen Titel Herausforderer Gerald “Die Black Rooster” Washington in einem 12-Runden IBF-Schwergewichts-Titel-Eliminator als Co-Main Event. WBO Junior Federgewicht Weltmeister Emanuel “Cowboy” Navarrete, a.k.a “Der mexikanische Iron Man” wird seinen Titel gegen Filipino Anwärter verteidigen Er aß Santisima in dem PPV vorgestellten bout. Plus in den PPV-Öffnern, Superweltergewicht Sensation Sebastian “Flammendes Inferno” Fundora konfrontiert sein wird 2016 Australian Olympian Daniel Lewis in einer 10-Runden-Schlacht von unbeatens.
Vorläufe beginnen bei 7:30 PM ET auf FS1, ESPNEWS und auf Spanisch auf FOX Deportes und ESPN3, mit zwei explosiven Kämpfen. ESPNEWS’ Abdeckung wird auf ESPN wechseln bei 8:00 PM ET.
Kampf Woche und Fight Night Programmierung wird ein Quartett von ehemaligen Champions verfügen und aktuelle FOX Sports und ESPN Analysten, einschließlich dreifache Weltmeister im Schwergewicht Lennox Lewis, ehemaliger Zwei-Teilung Weltmeister und 2004 U.S.. Olympiasieger Andre Ward, zweimalige Weltmeister im Weltergewicht Shawn Porter und zukünftige Hall of Famer Timothy Bradley. Lewis und Ward wird ESPN Veteran Broadcaster beitreten Joe Tessitore für am Ring Kommentar. Bradley und Porter wird ESPN beitreten Max Kellerman und FOX Sports’ Brian Kenny (Gastgeber) live auf dem Schreibtisch. ESPN Boxen Insider Mark Kriegel und Bernardo Osuna wird als Reporter neben FOX Sports dienen’ Kate Abdo. Boxing Hall of Famer Larry Hazzard Sr. wird als der inoffizielle scorer und Regeln Experte dienen, während Jimmy Lennon, Jr. wird als Ringsprecher dienen. Spanisch-Sprachabdeckung von Website beinhaltet Play-by-Play von ESPN Deportes’ Jorge Eduardo Sanchez und FOX Sports’ Adrián García Márquez, neben Altmeister Juan Manuel Marquez (ESPN) und Hall of Famer Erik “Schrecklich” Morales (FOX Sports) auf der Analyse. ESPN’ David Faitelson und FOX Sports’ Jaime Motta wird Kommentars liefern.
FOX Sports und ESPN Präsentation von Wilder vs. Fury II wird einzigartige Produktions Upgrades verfügen, um Fans näher an den Ring bringen und liefern Ansichten, die ihre Erfahrungen verbessern. Die Produktion gehören 35 Kameras – beispiellos für eine ESPN Boxen Produktion – sieben Super-Slow-Motion und sechs Roboter-Kameras, ein System 4D-Kamera, die ermöglicht, 360 Grad Replays, ein Mini FlyCam, eine JITA Kamera für einzigartige Aufnahmen, sowie Auto Ecke Kameras.
Abdecken der historische Schwergewichts-Schlacht, FOX Sports und ESPN wird eine noch nie dagewesene Menge an Inhalten von zahlreichen Standorten in Las Vegas Dienstag produzieren Start, Februar. 18. Hinführen Abdeckung umfasst:
Sportscenter auf dem Weg (Dienstag-Sonntag, von MGM Set Groß in der Nähe von KÀ Theatern): Toni Collins, Mark Kriegel, Bernardo Osuna, Joe Tessitore und Stan Verrett drehen, um Host-Segmente für ESPN Flaggschiff Nachrichten- und Informationsprogramm. Wilder vs. Fury II Abschluss-Pressekonferenz (mittwoch um 4:30 PM ET auf FS1 und ESPN2): Sehen Sie Joe Tessitore, Brian Kenny und Shawn Porter Vorschau Samstag Showdown, während Kate Abdo beherbergt die Kämpfer in ihrer abschließenden Pressekonferenz von der MGM Grand Garden Arena. Spanisch-Sprachabdeckung auf ESPN Deportes und FOX Deportes. Wilder vs. Fury II Offizielle Wiegen-In: (Freitag 6:00 PM ET auf FS1 und ESPN2 vom MGM Grand Garden Arena): Joe Tessitore, Brian Kenny und Shawn Porter diskutieren die Schwergewichts-Titelkampf, während Kate Abdo Berichte. Spanisch-Sprachabdeckung auf ESPN Deportes und FOX Deportes. Wilder vs. Fury II Pre-Show auf ABC: Wird Feature Joe Tessitore vom Schreibtisch, mit am Ring Analyse von Tim Bradley, Max Kellerman, Mark Kriegel, und Andre Ward, und Berichte von Bernardo Osuna. Max auf Boxen (Dienstag & Donnerstag von MGM Grand liegt nahe KÀ Theater; Mittwoch & Freitag von der MGM Grand Garden Arena): ESPN Boxen-Serie veranstaltet von Max Kellerman Lüften auf ESPN2 an 5:00 PM ET, Dienstag, Donnerstag, freitag und 5:30 PM ET am Mittwoch. Shows am Dienstag, Donnerstag, Freitag wird jeweils eine Stunde, während Mittwoch im Anschluss an die Live-Finale Pressekonferenz 30 Minuten. Sprich für dich (Mittwoch-Freitag 3:00 PM ET auf FS1): Jason Whitlock und Marcellus Wiley Co-Gastgeber der 90-minütigen Diskussion und Meinungs-Programm live-Set im MGM Grand Hotel & Casino in der Nähe des MGM Grand Rennen & Sports Book. Erste Klappe (Donnerstag-Freitag 10:00 AM ET auf ESPN): ESPN Morgen Debatte Show veranstaltet von Molly Kareem mit Kommentatoren Stephen A. Schmied und Max Kellerman haben Smith, Kellerman und Qerim leben am Set im MGM Grand-Set in der Nähe von KÀ Theatern.
Wilder vs. Fury II Original-Content ESPN RingScience von Andre Ward gehostet, ausschließlich auf ESPN +.Countdown: Deontay Wilder vs. Tyson Fury II, einstündige specialgoes hinter den Kulissen und in dem Leben der beiden Kämpfer, wie sie für ihren lang erwarteten Rückkampf vorbereiten. Re-Airs im Kampf Woche über ESPN und FOX Sports Plattformen. Innerhalb Wilder vs. Fury II, eine eingehende vierteilige Serie, die Blicke in die Kämpfer Vorbereitung im Vorfeld Nacht zu kämpfen. Re-Airs über ESPN und FOX Sports Plattformen auf der ganzen Kampf Woche. Wilder vs. Fury II: der Runde Tisch Premieren auf ESPN Friday, Februar. 14. E60: (Sun auf 7:00 PM ET auf ESPN): Tyson Fury ist ein 31-jähriger Engländer und ungeschlagen in gerader Linie Champion. In 2017, er war am Rande der totalen Selbstzerstörung, und kämpfte Depression und Angst. Februar 22, Fury betritt den Ring alte Rechnungen zu begleichen, wenn er auf aktuellen WBC-Champion Deontay Wilder nimmt. Bevor er tut, Fury setzt sich mit Und:60 Reporter Jeremy Schaap seine Dämonen zu diskutieren, der Weg zur Genesung und sein Comeback. Andre Ward Unguarded mit Tyson Fury, ab sofort ausschließlich auf ESPN +.
FOXSports.com von FOXSports.com: Martin Rogers, wie die epischen Wilder vs. Fury Rematch wird prägen die Box-Landschaft und deren Vermächtnisse. 'Noch eine Runde’ mit Wilder und Fury – beide Kämpfer brechen die Schwenk Runden von ihrem ersten Kampf nach unten Das Beste aus “Innerhalb PBC Boxen” einschließlich beiden Kämpfer’ Schlüssel zum Sieg, wie durch Shawn Porter und Abner Mares aufgeschlüsselt Eine Vielzahl von Original-Content auf @ PBConFOX sozialen Kanäle, einschließlich Wilder und Fury Top 3 Vorprägungen und deren Boxen Berg Rushmores
ESPN.com von ESPN.Com: Die Tyson Fury Achter – ein Blick auf die Höhen und Tiefen einer wilden Karriere Mark Kriegel, wie Tyson Fury Entscheidung zu ändern Trainer änderte sich alles über diesen Kampf Die Geschichten über Deontay Wilder müssen Sie wissen, wie von denen erzählt, die ihn am besten kennen Mark Kriegel, wie Deontay Wilder wurde die unwahrscheinlichsten amerikanische Box-Ikone Zerlegung “Der Schlag”: Eine mündliche Geschichte der 12th Runde in dem ersten Wilder-Fury Kampf Wie wird jeder Kämpfer den Job zu erledigen? Tim Bradley bietet die Gameplan für beide Kämpfer bis (E +) Sozial:@ESPNRingside Twitter, Facebook und Instagram
FOX Sports und ESPN Fight Night Zeitplan für Samstag, Februar 22:
Sa., 2/22
Zeit ET Show Netzwerk 11:00 AM *Schock ESPN 1:00 PM Wilder vs. Fury II Pre-Show (Live-) ABC 5:00 PM Deontay Wilder vs. Tyson Fury II (frühe Undercards)
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ESPNEWS 7:00 PM Wilder vs. Fury II Live Pre-Show
FS1, ESPNEWS; Spanisch: ESPN3, FOX Sports 7:30 PM Deontay Wilder vs. Tyson Fury II (Under)
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FS1, ESPN Spanisch: ESPN3, FOX Sports 9:00 PM Wilder vs. Fury II PPV Verfügbar auf PPV über die großen Kabel- und Satellitenanbieter, FOX Sports App und ESPN + Fazit von PPV Deontay Wilder vs. Tyson Fury II Beitrag anzeigen (Live-)
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9:00 PM Main Deontay Wilder (C) vs. Tyson Fury (in gerader Linie) Ko-Funktion Charles Martin vs. Gerald Washington Besonderheit Emanuel Navarrete (C) vs. Er aß Santisima Öffner Sebastian Fundora vs. Daniel Lewis 8:00 PM Feature Amir Imam vs. Javier Molina 7:30 PM Feature Matias vs Unterschiene. Petros Ananyan 5:00 PM Feature Rolando Romero vs. Arthur Ahmetovs Undercard Gabriel Flores Jr. vs. Matt Conway Undercard Vito Mielnicki Jr. vs. Cory Meister Undercard Isaac Lowe vs. Alberto Guevara
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LOS ANGELES (Januar 28, 2020) – Unbeaten WBC Heavyweight World ChampionDeontay “Die Bronze Bomber” Wilder and undefeated lineal heavyweight championTyson “Der Zigeuner König” Wut continued their war of words at a special attraction press event on Saturday at FOX Studios in Los Angeles, as they near their highly anticipated showdown taking place Saturday, Februar 22 in einem historischen, joint FOX Sports PPV & ESPN+ PPV from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.
Tickets für die Veranstaltung sind ab sofort gültig und können erworben werden www.mgmgrand.com oder www.axs.com. Die Veranstaltung wird von BombZquad Promotions gefördert, TGB Promotions, Top Rank und Frank Warren Queensberry Promotions. Ein Premier Boxing Champion Präsentation.
The two gargantuan heavyweights traded words and shared updates on training camp leading up to one of the most heavily awaited fights in recent memory. A large media contingent was on hand to watch the undefeated titans square off once again, less than one month before they will finally meet in the ring to settle the score, 14 months after their unforgettable first clash.
Here is what the fighters had to say Saturday in Los Angeles:
Deontay Wilder
“Things are going amazing. I’m the happiest I’ve ever been in my life. To come from where I come from, it’s amazing to be here. When you get a happy Deontay Wilder in training camp, you can definitely expect great things from me. Das ist,’ what I’m going to give you.
“We haven’t seen his power displayed like he’s been talking about. It hasn’t been continuous, like mine. I think he has pillows as fists. That’s what I felt in our last fight.
“With the strategies that he’s talking about, I don’t really know how to take it. I don’t know if he’s trying to throw me off my game by saying he’s going to knock me out. But it’s exciting to hear and I’m looking forward to February 22.
“Everything on his body is a target, not just his cut. Everything that is permissible for me to hit, I’m going to hit it.
“When you fight someone like me, it’s a mistake to tinker around with your training camp. I’m unpredictable in that ring. When you have too many opinions and too many people who think they have the remedy, it usually backfires.
“I think this win will be more special than the others. Because of the history that we have, with that controversial draw. I consider Tyson a brother of this era, especially in the heavyweight division. The other fighters don’t want to let themselves loose and have fun. We’re both able to enjoy what we do day after day. Because when the bell rings, alles passieren kann.
“Fighting a guy like Fury, you have to be careful. Time goes by so fast in the ring. You’re trying to do everything that you prepared for. With what he brings to the table with his boxing skills, you have to have some awareness of the clock. But with my power, it’s his job to really watch the clock and try to avoid me for 36 Minuten.
“We both have to come in like we did the first fight, with our hearts on our sleeves and the warrior mentality that we always bring. When you get to this point, the scenery itself makes for a great fight. We all know when I come to fight, I don’t play around. We can play around here today, but we’re going to have that killer mentality in the ring.”
TYSON FURY
“I’m born ready. I’m feeling good in training camp. Everything has been going really well. There’s no injuries or excuses. It’s all dedication and sacrifice, one day after another.
“The first fight I wanted to go in there and out box him. It didn’t work. No matter what people say, I didn’t win. I count a draw as a loss.
“We’re giant heavyweights. I’ve had 20 Knockouts, so I’m very capable of knocking people out. When you underestimate someone else’s power, you usually end up unstuck. Whether I’m a great puncher or not, I don’t believe anybody else can match me with heart and determination. I’m going to put my iron will on Deontay Wilder.
“I felt that I needed to get an edge in this fight. It’s not personal with me and my trainers, cutmen and nutritionists. It’s business. If I think someone else is going to improve my business, I’ll do it.
“How do you beat a massive puncher? You have to back him up. He gets massive leverage in those long arms while coming forward. I have to put him on the back foot and make him absorb some of my power.
“I’m the Gypsy King. There’s only been one and there’s only likely to be one going forward. That’s one belt that Deontay Wilder can’t ever win.
“He had a great performance against Ortiz. He did what he was supposed to do. He knocks guys out. He was relaxed and calm under the pressure. I was impressed. Not by the knockout, but by the way he was conducting himself under pressure.
“I’m always real. Deontay Wilder has knocked out 43 opponents in a row. Even if I hate this guy, I respect that. He has amazing power and his name is up there with all-time greats. He’s a great puncher who gets the job done.”
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LOS ANGELES (Januar 13, 2020) – Unbeaten WBC Heavyweight World ChampionDeontay “Die Bronze Bomber” Wilder and undefeated lineal championTyson “Der Zigeuner König” Wut continued their war of words and previewed their much anticipated rematch at a Los Angeles press conference on Monday before they square off Saturday, Februar 22 in einem historischen, joint FOX Sports PPV & ESPN+ PPV from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.
Wilder vs. Fury II will come 14 months after their thrilling first fight that saw Wilder retain the title via split draw, after Fury miraculously rose from a 12thround knockdown to finish the fight. It is one of the most memorable moments in recent heavyweight history, und im Februar 22 the two undefeated titans will take their war of words back into the ring to stake their claim as the best heavyweight in the world.
Tickets für die Veranstaltung sind ab sofort gültig und können erworben werden www.mgmgrand.com oder www.axs.com. Die Veranstaltung wird von BombZquad Promotions gefördert, TGB Promotions, Top Rank und Frank Warren Queensberry Promotions. Ein Premier Boxing Champion Präsentation.
The charismatic stars put their magnetic personalities on display at the press conference, each laying claim to a rightful victory in their first contest, while also declaring their intent on finishing the rematch with an emphatic knockout victory. Here is what the press conference participants had to say Monday from The Novo by Microsoft at L.A. Live-:
Deontay Wilder
“It’s great to be back for another big event. This is the biggest title fight of this era for sure and I can’t wait. I’m always in my element. I’m always in the zone. Right now I just can’t wait for February 22.
“My body feels like its walking into the sixth week of camp instead of the third week. It’s been amazing to have the quick turnaround after the Ortiz fight in November. Ich komme in Form. I put shape on top of shape and it’s allowed me to prepare even harder for Fury.
“We all know in rematches I’m always sharp because I’ve been in there before and I know what my opponent is capable of doing and what they plan on doing. I’m prepared more than ever for this fight.
“I knocked him out the first time we fought. I told him two years ago I was going to baptize him. Rising up is part of the baptism. But this a different story. This is unfinished business. Because he’s in WWE I’m going to make sure he gets knocked out of the ring, I might even come down with a flying elbow from the top rope.
“Fury not wanting the rematch me immediately definitely made this fight bigger. We had two warmups. I had a lot more dangerous road than he had though. He played it safe, while I went to the mountain top and climbed it. I’m building for my legacy.
“If he beat me, then why all the new trainers? Every day it changes. Firing and hiring. He wants to talk about being out of shape the first time, aber er gut in Form war,. He spent 100,000 pounds on all those camps. I still to this day have the same people with me and I don’t need to change it.
“When you’re facing power there’s no way around it. You can’t prepare for that. You just have to hope that when it lands, it doesn’t do that much damage. He doesn’t even know how he got on the ground or how he got up in the first fight. He’s been dealing with feeling ever since the end of the first fight.
“I’m going to do exactly what I said I would do. Ich werde ihn ausknocken. I’m the lion. I’m the king of the jungle. I’m going to rip his head off his body. Everyone sit tight and buckle up. It’s going to be a fun ride on the way to giving everyone the best fight you’ve seen in your lives.
“This is a major fight for the public and everyone should be excited. It doesn’t’ get any better than this. Two giants and two champions, putting it all on the line for everyone’s entertainment. We’re leaving it all in the ring to see who is the king.
“There’s so many things that go through my head as I take my time to adjust and time my opponent’s movements. I’m building the data I need to set him up for that perfect punch. There’s a lot of things that come with skills. Not just the average fundamentals. There are a lot of different things and that’s what makes boxing what it is. My ring IQ is very high and that’s how I set them up. I know everything he wants to do. Er gab mir 100% of him already.
“He believes in his heart that he’ll knock me out. I always teach people to speak it, believe it and receive it. The magic of it all is in the belief. Though he’s saying those things, I don’t feel in his energy that he believes that. I feel like he’s nervous because of what happened the first time.
“I just learned from the first fight that I need to be calmer. I’m going to be a lot more patient in this fight, just like in the second Luis Ortiz fight. The object of boxing is to win, not just to win rounds. And I win in devastating fashion.”
TYSON FURY
“The consensus is either he knocks me out, or I win on points. Usually when people have that opinion, it goes the opposite way around. Expect him to box and me to be looking for the knockout.
“He thinks I’m going to come out herky-jerky with my famous style, but I want him to meet me in the center of the ring and have a slugfest, best man wins. I didn’t have the gas to finish him in the last fight, but this time I can turn that screwdriver until he’s gone. Let’s make it a Marvin Hagler vs. Tommy Hearns type of fight. I’ll meet you Inthe middle of the ring on February 22. Just watch out for the right hand, because you’re going to sleep in two rounds.
“We finally have the rematch and I can’t remember a bigger heavyweight fight in a long time. Maybe Lennox Lewis vs. Mike Tyson was the last big one like this and that was another U.S. vs. U.K. Showdown.
“Deontay Wilder hasn’t been returning my calls or messages since I beat him last time. He’s trying to keep his distance. He didn’t want to be around me so I can get in his head. But I don’t think you can really get in anyone’s head. At the end of the end of the day, it’s just talk. It doesn’t really matter what we say. It matters what happens on February 22.
“What’s going to happen in this fight is that I’m going to get what I rightfully won last time. I’m going to get the green belt and keep my lineal title. And if he wants to rematch me after, I’ll beat him again. I’ve already beat him once, and I know I can beat him three times in a row.
“Ich werde gewinnen, that’s what I do. Deontay Wilder can make all the excuses he wants to make. Everyone on his team can tell him he won that fight, but as a fighting man, you know when you win and lose a fight. I’m going to go out there give him a boxing lesson and knock him out.
“You’re never a finished article, you can always improve. I like to keep freshening things up every now and again. I don’t make excuses. I won fair and square and we get to do it again. I’m ready for a fight today.
“I’m the best of my era and I took that title from Wladimir Klitschko. Nobody disputed he was the best and I took that from him, until someone beats me, that’s my title.
“He’s going to try to and the right hand. If I’m stupid enough to get hit with it, I deserve to lose. I hit the floor twice in the first fight, but it’s all about how you respond, I’m a fighting man. If he can’t finish me, I’m going to eat him up.
“I’m looking for a knockout. That’s why I hired Sugarhill. He gets you to sit down on that big right hand. Das ist, was ich suche. There’s the game plan. If I wasn’t looking for a knockout, I would have sharpened up what I did in the last fight. I’m not coming for that. I’m looking for my 21st schlagen.
“When I get him in there again, I’m going to make him feel the fury. I’ve never been as sure of anything in my whole life. As sure as I was this morning putting this suit on. 100 percent he can’t win He’s got a puncher’s chance like anyone else. I’m much sharper and more fit now. I’m ready to rumble right now. I hope he train hard and goes to bed sleeping thinking about me.”
TOM BROWN, Präsident der TGB Promotions
“Februar 22, an der MGM Grand Garden Arena, it’s going to be bombs away. We have two superstars here. The best two heavyweights in the world. Both fighters are going to show a lot of passion at this press conference and all the way leading up to this fight because there is so much at stake.
“These are the best in boxing. There is nothing like a big heavyweight championship fight. We have the undefeated hardest punching, the most feared heavyweight in the world and I believe one of the all-time great heavyweights in Deontay Wilder.
“There is a reason Fury and his team didn’t want the immediate rematch right after the first fight. He’s taken a couple of tune-up fights instead because he felt that power on December 1. That’s not going to change this time, he can just ask Luis Ortiz.
I was lucky enough to promote the first fight and I believe we have something special in this rematch. I look forward to a fantastic fight on February 22 and we’ll see everyone there.”
TODD DUBOEF, President of Top Rank
“We talk about boxing having a renaissance, but it’s really about the heavyweight division. That’s what is going to create that renaissance more than anything right now.
“Tyson is so true, so gritty and he backs it up with everything he does. When you combine it with Deontay Wilder, you have two great personalities. This is really the beginning of the next super heavyweight run for the sport of boxing.”
SUGARHILL STEWARD, Fury’s Trainer
“This fight here is one of those fights that you don’t want to miss. The first one was one not to miss as well and I’m sure you all watched the replay. You have two great champions here going at each other. Both fighters left the ring still undefeated last time and still wanting to settle the store. Februar 22, the score will be settled.
“The heavyweight division is still the biggest and most powerful division in boxing. It always will be. Everyone wants to see the fighters throwing the big blows. Wilder is one of the hardest hitters in history and Tyson is one of the best boxers. I’m happy to be training. with Tyson Fury. It’s been about 10 years since we trained together. He trained with me and Emanuel Steward and I’m here to complete what Emmanuel started.”
Despite rumors surrounding it for
years, professional boxing is still alive, and it’s still far in front of MMA
judged by public interest and the prize money. One of the reasons for that are
heavyweights, especially Deontay Wilder, Tyson Fury and a bit less Anthony
Joshua who just avenged the only loss of his career. Immer noch, there is no doubt
that Wilder and Fury are the cream of the crop, and their fight in 2020 will
decide who is the king of the most popular division.
We won’t have to wait much for the dream
match, as the contract is signed for February 22nd, as the fight will take in
Las Vegas, probably in MGM grand where Fury made his impressive American debut,
destroying Tom Schwartz in June 2019. Wilder also loves the place, since he
became a champion there, defeating Bermane Stiverne and he recently defended
the title against Ortiz. But what makes their second bout as exciting asRPG Sex Games, is
that no one is a clear favorite.
The thing is Wilder and Fury are
extremely different fighters. Fury is in the best shape of his career recently,
and when it comes to boxing skills, he is far ahead of Wilder. As demonstrated
by their first meeting, Fury is not a one-trick pony as he knows how to change
pace and attack his opponent with both hands and in different ways. He can
punch, but he is far from being impatient. He is the reason why no one believes
that his match against the American will end early. Even on his bad day, Fury
can withstand almost anything and knows how to overturn the match. As for the
Wilder, he is a whole different story. He started boxing very late, and during
his career, he was doubted even by experts that claimed he is a contender at
best. There is no doubt about it – Wilder is the one with the ultimate power.
Give him a chance to land a solid punch, and that is probably it for the night.
That alone is what made him come out of the match with Fury undefeated, rocking
him twice. Aber, Fury is the first opponent that was able to get up after such
devastating shots, even though that took away his victory.
It’s hard to predict the winner as it’s much easier to make a list of excellentAndroid Sex Games. What we can predict is that this fight will highly unlikely be finished in early rounds, as it is highly unlikely that Wilder will win if he doesn’t drop Fury a few times. Judged by that, Fury looks like an early favorite in this one, but when you have a strong puncher like Wilder, it’s almost impossible not to let him land a single devastating punch in all 12 Runde. If you are neutral and want to see a good fight, this is the one you don’t want to miss!
Beverly Hills, Calif. (Juni 5, 2019) – Unbesiegt Super-Mittel Cem Kilic sieht einen weiteren Schritt in Richtung der Weltrangliste zu nehmen, wenn er auf Martez McGregor am Samstag statt, 15. Juni im MGM Grand in Las Vegas.
Der Kampf wird ein Teil des Tyson Fury sein – Tom Schwarz Vorprogramm.
Kilic von Frankfurt, Deutschland, die Anrufe jetzt Los Angeles, Kalifornien nach Hause, hat einen Rekord von 13-0 mit acht Vorprägungen.
Die 24 jährige Kilic hat seinen Lebenslauf und Ruf dank Siegen über Jerhed Fenderson upped (1-0), Joe Amouta (7-1-1), und ein landesweit im Fernsehen Sieg über DeAndre Ware (12-0-2).
In seinem letzten Kampf, Kilic gestoppt Zacariah Kelly in zwei Runden am 15. Februar in Hinckley, Minnesota.
“Ich habe für diesen Kampf mit meinem Kopf Trainer Buddy McGirt ein großes Trainingslager hatte,” Said Kilic. “Ich habe für den letzten Monat mit Sergey Kovalev Sparring, und ich bin in der besten Form meines Lebens. Ich bin begeistert, mein Talent zu präsentieren am 15. Juni, und die Geschichte als der erste Kämpfer aus der Türkei zu machen im MGM Grand zu kämpfen! Vielen Dank an meinen Manager Shane Shapiro und mein Promoter Greg Cohen für mich, diese Gelegenheit zu bekommen.”
“Cem ist wirklich zum richtigen Zeitpunkt seiner Karriere Peaking. Dies ist zwar nur sein 14. Profi-Kampf, wobei in Trainingslagern die letzten vier Jahre mit dem legendären Kämpfer wie Miguel Cotto, Shane Mosley, Sergey Kovalev, Jermell Charlo, und Errol Spence Jr. hat dazu beigetragen, er auch einen Kämpfer entwickelt in über 13 Kämpfe auf seinem Kampfrekord. Ich bin für die Welt gespannt, leben Cem Kilic auf ESPN 2 kommen 15. Juni,” sagte Shane Shapiro von No Limit Mindset LLC.
McGregor von Chicago. hat einen Rekord von 8-1 mit sechs Knockouts.
Die 28 jährige McGregor hat einen Gewinn von bisher ungeschlagenen Luis Jimenez (3-0). McGregor hat fünf in Folge gewonnen, das schließt seinen letzten Kampf, als er anhielt David Mason in der ersten Runde am 22. Februar in Elk Grove, Illinois.
Kilic ist den ersten Kämpfer aus der Türkei im MGM Grand zu kämpfen.
Kilic wird von No Limit Mindset LLC verwaltet. Er wird von Greg Cohen Promotions gefördert.
ALL ACCESS: WILDER vs. FURY EPILOGUE Premieres on SHOWTIME Immediately Following The Delayed Telecast of the Dramatic Main Event
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The thrilling Deontay Wilder vs. Tyson Fury heavyweight blockbuster, a sure-fire Fight of the Year candidate,will air on SHOWTIME this Saturday, Dezember 8 bei 9 p.m. ET / PT. The WBC Heavyweight World Championship bout between the 6-foot-7 unbeaten American champion Wilder and 6-foot-9 challenger Fury originally aired live on SHOWTIME PPV®am Samstag, Dezember 1 vom Staples Center in Los Angeles.
Am Samstag, both Wilder and Fury made strong cases for 2018 Fighter of the Year honors. Wilder faced the two toughest opponents of his career this year including a spectacular knockout win over Cuban slugger Luis Ortiz in a Fight of the Year candidate in March. Wut, the lineal heavyweight champion, returned from a two-and-a-half-year layoff to score two wins in a span of 10 weeks before facing Wilder. Am Samstag, he miraculously withstood a devastating, final-round knockdown that appeared to knock him out cold. Fury rose dramatically and continued to fight until the final bell to cap an effort that will go down as one of the greatest comeback stories in all of sports.
The SHOWTIME presentation of the Wilder vs. Wut, a bout that has been hailed as “…the greatest night for boxing in the U.S. in recent memory," durchYahoo! Sport, will be immediately followed by the premiere ofALL ACCESS: WILDER vs. FURY EPILOGUE. The networks’ Emmy Award winningEpilogreveals the drama of fight night from a unique perspective and introduces viewers to the rarely seen aftermath of world championship prizefighting. ALL ACCESS: WILDER vs. FURY EPILOGUEgoes behind the scenes, into the locker rooms, corners and inner circles as Fury aims to complete a storybook comeback and Wilder looks to continue his reign as the “baddest man on the planet.”
Jarrett Hurd Defends WBA, IBF 154-Pound Titles With Fourth-Round KO Over James Welborn; Luis Ortiz Registers 10-Round TKO of Travis Kauffman; Joe Joyce Remains Undefeated With First-Round KO Against Joe Hanks
LOS ANGELES (Dezember. 1, 2018) – Deontay “The Bronze Bomber” Wilder and Tyson “The Gypsy King” Fury fought to a split-decision draw on SHOWTIME PPV® on Saturday night from STAPLES Center in arguably one of the best heavyweight fights in years.
After controlling the WBC World Championship fight early, Wut (27-0-1, 19 KOs) miraculously overcame two knockdowns by Wilder (40-0-1, 39 KOs) – including one in round 12 – in the improbable draw. Die Richter werteten den Kampf 115-111 for Wilder, 114-112 for Fury and 113-113.
“I think with the two knockdowns I definitely won the fight,Sagte Wilder, who has recorded a knockdown in each of his 41 pro fights and was defending his WBC belt for the eighth time since 2015. “We poured our hearts out tonight. We’re both warriors, but with those two drops I think I won the fight.”
Fury saw it differently, stating that he gave it everything he had.
“We’re on away soil, I got knocked down twice, but I still believe I won that fight,” said England’s Fury, whose amazing comeback continues following a two and a half-year absence from the sport from drug and alcohol addiction and mental health issues. “I hope I did you all proud after nearly three years out of the ring. I was never going to be knocked down tonight. I showed good heart to get up. I came here tonight and I fought my heart out.”
It was an electrifying night with an attendance announced at 17,698 Fans, which included Hollywood stars and fight fans like former Lakers greats Shaquille O’Neal, Jerry West, former NFL stars Michael Strahan and Michael Irvin, and boxing legends Evander Holyfield and Floyd Mayweather.
Wut, who out-landed Wilder 84-71 über alle, was caught by a short right hand by Wilder just behind the left ear to drop Fury for the third time in his career in the ninth round. Then in the 12th, a Wilder right hand and left hook combination sent the 6-foot-9 Fury down again, hitting his head on the canvas. Schon Wieder, he managed to stand up and referee Jack Reiss let him continue to fight.
“Boxing is always the theater of the unexpected, and that’s what we had tonight,” SHOWTIME expert analyst Al Bernstein said.
Bernstein said seeing Fury get up and continue to fight after the brutal knockdown was “one of the most astonishing things I’ve ever seen in the boxing ring.”
SHOWTIME boxing historian and commentator Steve Farhood had Fury controlling the early rounds and Fury winning rounds 3-8, and ultimately scored the fight, 115-111.
Because of a rematch clause, both fighters were asked if they would like to do it again. “I would love for it to be my next fight,” Wilder said. “Why not? Let’s give the fans what they want to see. It was a great fight and let’s do it again. It doesn’t matter to me where we do it.”
“One hundred percent we’ll do the rematch,” said Fury, fighting in the first heavyweight title pay-per-view bout in America since 2002. “We are two great champions. Me and this man are the two best heavyweights on the planet.”
Wilder said he came out slow and rushed his punches. “I didn’t sit still. I was too hesitant. I started overthrowing the right hand and I just couldn’t adjust.”
Wut, fighting for the third time this year with 26-year-old trainer Ben Davison in his corner, also had former boxing great Ricky Hatton and seven-time Trainer of the Year Freddie Roach in his corner.
In the lead-up fight to Wilder-Fury, „Schneller“ Jarrett Hurd (23-0, 16 KOs) defended his 154-pound IBF and WBA world title belts with a fourth-round knockout against United Kingdom’s James Welborn (24-7, 7 KOs), who was fighting for the first time on American soil.
Welborn was the aggressor in the first minute of the fourth round, sending Hurd to the ropes with punch after punch to the body and head. Suddenly realizing he might be in trouble, Hurd of Accokeek, Md., countered back from sudden adversity in dramatic fashion and sent Welborn back-tracking before a devastating body punch sent him to one knee. He was counted out at 1:55 by referee Lou Moret, who was officiating the final fight of his 30-plus year career.
Nach dem Kampf, undefeated super welterweight Jermell Charlo entered the ring to challenge for Hurd’s coveted belts. “We definitely want Charlo,” Hurd told SHOWTIME Sports’ Jim Gray, saying the matchup would likely occur after one more fight. “I’m calling the shots. I’m No. 1 right now. When I say answer the phone, answer the phone. I got the date.”
Charlo shot back. “This is easy money. I like those belts – they look real good on you. He said he wants another fight. I’m ready now.”
Hurd, who unified the WBA and IBF belts by beating WBA champion Erislandy Lara in April in Las Vegas, was returning with a surgically repair left shoulder. He threw 118 Jabs, more than half of the 220 punches he threw in the fight.
“I’m just coming off surgery so I wanted to see how I worked off the jab,” Hurd said. “I felt good I was working behind the jab I got caught on the ropes and got caught with some shots and said ‘that’s enough. He got enough TV time.’ I heard the crowd and I didn’t want to get brave. So I turned it up and got the knockdown.”
Former Wilder foe and heavyweight southpaw Luis “The Real King Kong” Ortiz (30-1, 26 KOs) returned to STAPLES Center for a second consecutive victory with a resounding 10th-round TKO against Travis “My Time” Kauffman (32-3, 23 KOs) Reading, Pa.
The 39-year-old Ortiz of Camaguey, Kuba, registered left-cross knockdowns in the sixth, eighth and 10th rounds before the final blow coming later in the 10th round against a gritty Kauffman. It was the 26th career stoppage for Ortiz, who lost to Wilder in a Fight of the Year candidate back in March.
The fight was officially called at 1:58 of the 10th round. "Ich bin ein Krieger,“Ortiz sagte. “Nothing contains me. We didn’t have to knock him out but we wanted to show everything we have in our repertoire, and we showed it tonight.”
Ortiz, who was warned twice for low blows, clipped Kauffman for a second time by a lethal left hand of Ortiz at 2:29 in der achten Runde. But just like the first time he was send to canvas in the sixth round, Kauffman was able to get up and continue fighting.
The technically sound performance by Ortiz included 376 jab attempts to Kauffman’s 99 and out-landing him 66-7. That led to a 135-37 lead in total connects and a 69-30 margin in power connects against Kauffman, who SHOWTIME commentator Paulie Malignaggi called, “a stubborn guy who wouldn’t go away.”
“Of course I’ll fight the winner of this fight [Wilder-Fury],“Ortiz sagte. “I want that second fight with Wilder. I want to fight anybody.”
In the pay-per-view telecast opener, Joe “The Juggernaut” Joyce (7-0, 7 KOs) recorded a massive first-round knockout against Joe “The Future” Hanks (23-3, 15 KOs). A rising heavyweight, Joyce, von London, England, ended the fight officially after just 2:25 as he used a right jab to set up a near-perfect left hook sending Hanks to the canvas and down for the count.
Trained by noted trainer Abel Sanchez, Joyce told Gray he’s ready for anyone. “I want to get in some bigger fights,” said the former Olympic silver medal winner who recorded his fourth first-round KO. “I’ve been doing well so there is plenty more to come. All the support from back home in England, thanks for coming. I hope I put on something good to watch.”
It was the second win in the United States for Joyce, who also picked up the vacant WBA Continental heavyweight title. “I’m getting people out quickly,"Er sagte. “I’ve got a lot of experience, I’m just going to improve on my strength and my speed. I’ve heard comments that I’m slow but I seem to land the shots and get the job done.”
It was the third time during his career that Hanks, from Newark, N. J., has been knocked down by a left hook.
Earlier in the night on SHOWTIME BOXING: SPECIAL EDITION Adonis Stevenson’s five-and-a-half year reign as the WBC Light Heavyweight Champion of the World ended as Oleksandr Gvozdyk dethroned boxing’s longest reigning champion with a devastating 11th round knockout from Videotron Center in Quebec City. VIDEO: https://s.sho.com/2BMNZIx. Saturday’s one-fight telecast from Quebec City will replay on Monday, Dezember 3 bei 10 p.m. ET/PT on SHOWTIME EXTREME and will be available on SHOWTIME ANYTIME® and SHOWTIME on DEMAND®. Die Showtime Boxing: SPECIAL EDITION streamed live on SHOWTIME Sports social platforms and is archived on theSHO Sports YouTubechannel andFacebook page.
