Fights
Two fighters clashed on the air of Match TV, one of them was left with a naked torso
Russian fighters Andrei Goncharov and Bibert Tumenov fought live on Match TV.
The athletes first had a duel of views, and then began to conduct a dialogue.
– I have only positive emotions. I saw fear in him. There is no trash. I saw you tremble. You even sweated a little,” said Tumenov.
“You don’t see fear in my eyes, that’s for sure,” Goncharov answered.
“We can start right now, no problem,” Tumenov added.
After that, Tumenov and Goncharov grappled, at the end of the fight one of the rivals was left with a naked torso.
The fight between Goncharov and Tumenov will take place on November 4 as part of the ACA 147 tournament in Moscow. On account of the 24-year-old Goncharov 15 wins and three losses in MMA, the 25-year-old Tumenov has 11 wins and two losses.
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Fights
CHISORA: “What kind of courage are we talking about? This boxer did not go to fight for his country.”
British heavyweight boxer Derek Chisora He spoke harshly about Jake Paul’s courage following his fight with Anthony Joshua. In a debate with heavyweight Vidall Riley, Chisora challenged Paul’s argument that he showed courage by entering the ring.
“What Paul did was not brave. He did not go to fight for his country. When he went to defend his state at the front, that is courage.”
What kind of courage is Paul talking about? He ran away in the first round and when he didn’t have enough strength to run, Joshua broke his jaw,” Chisora said.
A big boxing show took place in Miami, USA, on the night of December 19-20, 2025. In the main fight, American entertainer Jake Paul and former world champion Anthony Joshua entered the ring. The fight ended in the sixth round – AJ brutally knocked out his opponent.
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Ukrainian boxer Alexander Usik said that he invested the money he earned from sports into business life.
“I have a small business right now. I have a company called Ready2Fight that doesn’t just work with boxing. What do we do? As promoters, we can guide the athlete – legal decisions, managerial decisions. Find trainers, doctors. So create a team. We also do things for sports and equipment.”
“We do some construction. I invest a little in hot construction. There is a glass processing plant. And of course, some valuable papers, special cars. I am a little more interested in the business world than, say, five years ago.”
“Because I understand that I earn money and they also have to work, they just buy themselves some diamonds, gold or something and get high. I’m not that kind of person, I don’t really like to show off,” Usik said.
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Magazine Ring released the updated ranking of the best heavyweight boxers. He was managed by interim WBO champion Fabio Wardley. Due to inactivity, Tyson Fury fell out of the rankings and Joseph Parker left the list due to a failed doping test.
Ring remains league champion Alexander UsikHe continues to hold the WBC, WBA and IBF titles.
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Interim WBC champion Agit Kabayel takes the second place on the list, while Daniel Dubois is in the top three.
Promising heavyweight Moses Ithauma moved up from ninth to seventh.
Ring’s Heavyweight Rankings:
Champion – Alexander Usik
- Fabio Wordley
- Agit Kabayel
- Daniel Dubois
- Filip Hrgovic
- Zhang Zhilei
- Martin Bakole
- Moses Ithauma
- Efe Ajagba
- RichardTorres
- Murat Gassiev
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