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Former UFC champion Usman: “Having six title fights at a tournament in the White House is a very bad idea”

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Former UFC champion Usman: “Having six title fights at a tournament in the White House is a very bad idea”

Former UFC welterweight champion Kamaru Usman said that he does not approve of holding multiple title fights as part of the UFC tournament at the White House.

US President Donald Trump confirmed that the American White House will host the UFC tournament in 2026. The tournament will take place on June 14. The sporting event will be part of the celebration of the 250th anniversary of US independence. The octagon will be installed on the lawn in front of the presidential residence. It is expected that at least six title fights of the organization will take place within the framework of the tournament.

— They are talking about six or seven title fights within the tournament. But who wants to watch seven title fights in a row?! These are fights of five rounds. What if four, five or six fights in a row seem boring? I think this is a bad idea. Very bad idea.

First of all, we want to see contenders fights because these guys are willing to risk everything. And the champion’s main goal is to retain the title. A champion must be smart, act tactically, and strategically retain his title. They fight carefully, they need to be smarter than everyone else. To be honest, by the third title fight I’ll probably be asleep. Seriously, it’s true,” MMA Junkie quotes Usman.

Live broadcasts of UFC tournaments can be seen on the Match TV and Match! Fighter”, as well as on the websites matchtv.ru and sportbox.ru.

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A star opponent has been found for Klitschko to return to the ring

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A star opponent has been found for Klitschko to return to the ring

Legendary Ukrainian heavyweight Vladimir Klitschko is considering the possibility of returning to the professional ring. The former champion’s goal is to break George Foreman’s record and become the oldest world heavyweight champion.

According to the source, Klitschko may fight former world champion Daniel Dubois on his return. TalkSport states that both fighters are open to a fight. The British publication also states that Klitschko’s opponent could be the new world champion Fabio Wardley or even Tyson Fury, who decided to return to the ring.

Klitschko was last defeated by knockout against Anthony Joshua in 2017. Previously, Lennox Lewis said that the performance against Klitschko was the best performance of Joshua’s career.

Source: Sport UA

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FURY picks the winner of the Usyk-Wilder fight: “He has no chance”

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FURY picks the winner of the Usyk-Wilder fight: “He has no chance”

Father of former world heavyweight champion Tyson Fury John He spoke harshly about a possible fight between Oleksandr Usyk and Deontay Wilder.

“Of course anything can happen in boxing. But Wilder vs. Usyk? Deontay has no chance. I wouldn’t want to see this fight. There are much better opponents. Does Usyk want to fight Wardley? I say no because he knows the danger. Does he want to fight Kabael? I say no. They know the odds. They are getting older and these young guys can beat anyone,” said Fury.

Previously, star British heavyweight Moses Itauma had talked about a possible fight against WBA, WBC and IBF world champion Alexander Usyk. The young boxer noted the Ukrainian’s age and his path to the heavyweight league.

Source: Sport UA

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Ryan Garcia returns: title fight has already begun

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Ryan Garcia returns: title fight has already begun

Former WBC interim lightweight champion, Mexican-American Ryan Garcia (24-2, 20 KOs), returns to the ring.

His next opponent will be his compatriot Mario Barrios, who holds the entire WBC heavyweight world title. The fight is scheduled for February 21 in Las Vegas, according to authoritative publication The Ring.

Ryan Garcia is currently 27 years old. He started his professional career in 2016. In 2021, the boxer tried for the interim WBC title in the up to 61.2 kg category, and from 2023 he moved to heavyweight.

Mario Barrios is 30 years old. His professional journey started in 2013. He won the WBA light heavyweight title (up to 63.5 kg) in 2019 and the WBC world title in the heavyweight division in 2024.

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