ESPN want “warm-up” then Wilder as Fury heads for America
Frank Warren outlines ESPN's plan for Tyson Fury and says the US broadcast giants "want him over there"
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'I may win, I may lose, I may draw.
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Liam Dillon gears up for his most significant fight so far
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Sam Maxwell gunning for Ohara Davies fight
Sam Maxwell beat Josh Kelly and Joe Cordina in the amateurs.
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Erislandy Lara and Brian Castano cannot be separated after an exciting clash
Jordan Gill destroys Emmanuel Dominguez
Jordan Gill headlines in Peterborough
Former world featherweight champion Eusebio Pedroza dies aged 62
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Oleksandr Usyk is up for fighting Alexander Povetkin in May, and Jack Dempsey's grandson does away with the boxing gloves
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Joe Joyce should be heading for a WBA 'regular' title fight.
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