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Shakur Stevenson expressed shock at what he saw in that whooping after seeing the leaked sparring footage of Gervonta Davis smashing Devin Haney on social media.

Shakur(21-0, 10KOs) a 26-year old boxer from the United States, shared on social media his response to the footage that had been leaked showing Devin Haney(31-0, 15KOs) being beaten by Gervonta Davis(29-0, 27KOs) during battle. Following one of his worst games of the season against Edwin De Los Santos in November, Tank took Stevenson’s remark as a challenge and promptly sent the New Jersey native a terrifying message.

Team Davis: "Tank Can Fight Stevenson Or Haney In 2023; The Time Is Now!" -  3Kings Boxing WorldWide®

After watching the leaked footage of Tank Davis working over Haney during a 2017 sparring session, the undefeated WBC lightweight champion Shakur appeared shocked and said he had never received such a severe punishment in training. Tank said in response to his tweet that he would “know what’s up, too,” implying that in the event of a fight, he would receive the same treatment.

The event will start at 4pm, Friday March 8 on Sky Sports Box Office (Sky channel 491) and Sky Sports Box Office HD (Sky channel 492).

The event is priced at £19.95 for Sky customers in the UK, €24.95 for Sky customers in the Republic of Ireland up until midnight on Thursday March 7.

Thereafter £19.95/€24.95 across all “self-service” bookings (remote control/online) or £24.95 / €29.95 if booked via the phone (either IVR or agent) but note an additional £2 booking fee if via an agent will apply.

I've heard he doesn't have a chin' – Francis Ngannou questions Anthony  Joshua's punch resistance with KO talk | talkSPORT

The event price will revert back to £19.95 / €24.95 (ROI) from midnight Friday March 8.

Two repeat showings (full duration) will be shown at 6am and 4pm on Saturday March 9.

Boxing’s landscape could be witnessing a monumental shift this June, as Gervonta Davis and David Benavidez are rumored to share a spotlight in a Premier Boxing Champions (PBC) doubleheader, exclusively on Amazon Prime PPV. With the strategic placement of these two powerhouse names on one card, PBC aims to lock in a knockout success.

In what is shaping up to be an electrifying night of boxing, Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis (29-0, 27 KOs) is slated to defend his WBA ‘regular’ lightweight title against the undefeated Frank Martin (18-0, 12 KOs). Adding to the thrill, David Benavidez (28-0, 24 KOs) prepares to battle for the WBC interim light heavyweight title against Oleksandr Gvozyk (20-1, 16 KOs). This revelation, hinted at by boxing insider Ray Jackson on social media, has yet to be officially confirmed, leaving fans and analysts eagerly waiting for an official announcement.

Un rival oculto para Gervonta y Benavidez el 25/11 con Andrade Vea las  dudas aclaradas

The success of this potential doubleheader hinges not only on the star power of Davis and Benavidez but also on the event’s pricing strategy. With insiders suggesting a reasonable price point in the $60 range, PBC aims to make this event accessible without diluting its value.

Tyson Fury foresees a knockout whenever he fights Oleksandr Usyk. He envisions the Ukrainian champion lying on the canvas, seven rounds into the fight. Can it turn into a reality? The British champion surely thinks so

The Gyspsy King’ will battle it out against Usyk with all the heavyweight straps on the line. While their electrifying showdown is derailed for May in Saudi Arabia, the anticipation of the bout is reaching a zenith. Amid the speculations and doubts about Fury’s fading boxing prowess, the latter is confident of pulling another win, and that too, splendidly. What prompted him to make such a claim?

Tyson Fury tells Oleksandr Usyk to forget about rematch clause - before  Ukrainian hits back at rival's 'stupid games' | Boxing News | Sky Sports

Fury, 35, sat down with Charlie Parsons and had a candid response when asked about his prediction for the upcoming fight. Not only did Usyk have a little experience at heavyweight, but he also hadn’t impressed Fury with his outings to the square circle. Fury said, “He’s only had two or three fights at heavyweight. And to be honest, I haven’t been that impressed with him.”

He [Oleksandr Usyk] does what he’s got to do; he has got his wins, been paid. He gets the job done, and he goes home. So that’s what it is about,” Fury continued.

Terence Crawford, the celebrated welterweight boxer, recently demonstrated his gratitude towards his team in a unique and sparkling way. By partnering with Mazza NYC, a renowned jeweler known for catering to celebrities, Crawford commissioned custom iced-out pendants featuring his signature logo. This grand gesture was not just about extravagant gifts but a meaningful acknowledgment of the unwavering support and dedication his team has shown throughout his undefeated boxing career.

Terence Crawford record: Career fight results, stats, titles, highlights |  DAZN News US

Understanding the significance of team spirit and mutual respect, Crawford chose his personal TBC logo as the central element of these pendants. The logo, which incorporates the silhouette of Crawford’s figure in its design, was brought to life with meticulous craftsmanship by Mazza NYC. Each pendant, created from VS E diamonds and set in 14k rose gold, serves as a testament to the bond shared between Crawford and his team. The inclusion of a 21-inch diamond ball chain adds to the exclusivity of these pieces, making them not just jewelry, but a symbol of collective achievement and pride.

Kownacki, who just five years ago boasted a perfect 20-0 record and was touted as a potential opponent for the likes of Anthony Joshua, endured what could be his final professional career outing.

The Polish heavyweight lasted just 45 seconds in the first round as Meyna connected with a number of big shots before the referee stepped in to stop the bout.

This is the fifth straight defeat for Kownacki, with the 34-year-old previously losing to Joe Cusumano, Ali Eren Demirezen and twice to Robert Helenius.

Boxing: Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder reportedly already have a deal to  fight | Marca

Just a few years ago, the Pole was seen by many as a serious contender as he picked up victories over former world title holders Charles Martin and Chris Arreola.

Any hopes of a championship opportunity were dashed by his continuing losing run.

More concerning than the defeats themselves is the manner in which Kownacki has suffered them.

Francis Ngannou has been given a long list of instructions as he prepares to take on Anthony Joshua next week.

Ngannou, who dropped Tyson Fury on his professional boxing debut last October before falling to a narrow split-decision after 10 rounds, goes into Friday’s clash as a significant underdog. Joshua has won his last three fights and knows victory could propel him into another world title fight.

Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua called out by Francis Ngannou after UFC exit  as heavyweight star eyes boxing switch | The Sun

One of those victories last year came against Jermain Franklin and the heavyweight has offered Ngannou some advice ahead of his second boxing bout. “Francis needs to do these five things,” he told Action Network. “1. He needs to come out fast and bully AJ, Joshua does not like to be bullied. 2. He must use his jab to set up his power, he cannot look for one shot to take him out. 3. Francis needs to stay patient and wait for the opening like he did with Fury. 4. He will need to take AJ’s power, and if he can do that, he has a major chance to win. 5. He must focus on working the body and using angles to counter AJ’s power.

A provisional date of June 15 has been set for Davis’ clash against Martin, according to Boxing Scene.

Tank is a huge hit with fans all over the world for his explosive style and unique character, so his return to the ring will no doubt prove popular.

His opponent, though, won’t be a pushover.

Gervonta Davis Ascends To WBA Super Lightweight Champion - Sports  Illustrated Boxing News, Analysis and More

Martin boasts an 18-0-0 record and has 12 KOs to his name, and he will be desperate to halt Davis’ run and climb the rankings.

There were strong suggestions that Davis would actually fight Englishman Conor Benn next, with Benn’s promoter, Eddie Hearn, sending an official contract offer to the American.

Enthusiasm and celebrity endorsements are mounting for Mexico City’s ambitious attempt to retain its Guinness World Record with a massive boxing class scheduled for June 17. Sylvester Stallone and Floyd Mayweather Jr. have both expressed their support for this unique event, highlighting its significance and the broad appeal of boxing as a sport.

Sylvester Stallone, iconic for his role as ‘Rocky,’ extended his best wishes to participants through social media, emphasizing the event’s importance in promoting boxing. Floyd Mayweather Jr., a name synonymous with boxing excellence, also shared his admiration for the initiative, further elevating its profile. Their endorsements underscore the event’s appeal and the growing excitement among boxing enthusiasts and the general public alike.

Forgotten Photo of Sylvester Stallone Standing Alongside Floyd Mayweather  Takes Internet by Storm - EssentiallySports

The Government of Mexico City is spearheading this grand endeavor, aiming to attract 15,000 participants and maintain the Guinness Record set in 2022. A significant public investment, exceeding 50 million pesos in 2022 for various events, underscores the government’s commitment to cultural and sports activities. Among these, the concert by Tigres del Norte stood out, with more than 23 million pesos allocated to it, showcasing the scale and diversity of events supported by the city’s administration.

Prior to Anthony Joshua‘s fight with Otto Wallin in December, it was not exactly clear which direction the Brit’s career was heading.

In his previous four fights, Joshua had worked with three different trainers, and not looked entirely convincing with any of them in his corner.

Joshua’s long-term coach Rob McCracken was dumped after his first loss to Oleksandr Usyk, and Robert Garcia couldn’t change the result in the rematch. In came another American, Derrick James, but Joshua still only laboured to wins over fringe contenders Jermaine Franklin and Robert Helenius.

Ben Davison is the man behind Anthony Joshua's resurgence after  masterminding Tyson Fury's comeback... he could be AJ's secret weapon to  topple the Gypsy King if he can dispatch Francis Ngannou first |

When the two-time heavyweight champion announced he would be trying another trainer to take on Wallin, it appeared he was lacking clarity on how he wanted to go about his business.

But Joshua proved the doubters wrong. With the highly-rated Ben Davison in his corner, AJ looked back to his brutal best as he broke down his opponent and forced the Swede’s corner to throw in the towel after five rounds.