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UFC CEO Dana White announced his entry into boxing through his promotional company, Zuffa Boxing.White will help promote the “fight of the century” between Saul “Canelo” Alvarez and Terence Crawford.He aims to tackle what he sees as major challenges facing the sport today. White Reflects on Boxing’s Decline White said big-money deals and sanctioning bodies stopped top fighters from facing each other.He cited the era of Hagler, Hearns, and Leonard as the last time boxing thrived.White also criticized the lack of investment in amateur boxing, especially in the United States.He noted that televised amateur competitions disappeared, causing the sport to…

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At last weekend’s Noche UFC in San Antonio, Brazilian flyweight Alessandro Costa suffered a freak injury that forced his corner to stop the fight. Costa was facing American debutant Alden Coria, who had stepped in for Edgar Chairez. Coria had won the first two rounds on all three judges’ scorecards when Costa injured his big toe in the second round, apparently catching it between the cage. Despite attempting to continue into the third round, Costa was unable to go on, leading his corner to throw in the towel less than a minute in. Footage shared by MMA Junkie’s Danny Sergura…

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UFC veteran Michael Chandler remains confident he will face Conor McGregor, potentially at next year’s UFC White House event. For years, Chandler has chased a fight with McGregor. The matchup has nearly happened several times but never came together. Now, Dana White’s hints at McGregor’s return could reopen the door. Next summer, UFC plans a major event at the White House. Chandler believes this stage offers the perfect opportunity to finally square off with the Irish star. White House fight makes perfect sense “I think we’re closer now than ever before,” Chandler told MMA Fighting about McGregor’s potential comeback. “I’ve…

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Kayla Harrison revealed she sparred Amanda Nunes on her second day at American Top Team, even before she had competed in her first MMA fight. Speaking to MMA Junkie, Harrison described the session as “sketchy,” recalling how daunting it was to face one of the greatest female fighters while still new to the sport. Harrison and Nunes, former teammates, have a shared history in training, though Harrison said their paths rarely crossed due to Nunes’ schedule of private sessions. Despite limited time together, Harrison credits Nunes as a key influence in her decision to move to Florida to train with…

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Authorities have launched a new investigation after Nottinghamshire father Chris Harpin died in Alicante on June 23.Harpin, aged 51, worked as a coach at Eastwood Amateur Boxing Club in Eastwood and was widely admired. Inquest Opens at Nottingham Coroner’s Court Coroner Sarah Wood opened an inquest on September 17 to examine the circumstances of Harpin’s death.The hearing revealed a post-mortem indicated a provisional cause of death as traumatic chest injury.Coroner Wood said, “I have now opened an inquest touching on the death of Christopher Harpin.”She adjourned the hearing to allow further inquiries and will set a date for the inquest…

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Canelo Alvarez’s clash with Terence Crawford became a historic success for Netflix. The undisputed title fight attracted over 41 million global viewers, making it the most-watched men’s championship bout this century. Netflix highlighted the achievement on X, confirming the fight’s massive worldwide appeal. Unprecedented Streaming Numbers Reuters reported that Crawford vs. Canelo reached more than 24 million concurrent streams at its peak. The fight topped Netflix charts in 30 countries, including the United States, Canada, Mexico, the United Kingdom, Ireland, the Philippines, Australia, and Argentina. Fans around the globe tuned in simultaneously, underscoring the fight’s international significance. The event showcased…

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Anthony Hernandez has withdrawn from his scheduled UFC Vancouver fight against Reinier de Ridder due to injury, missing a chance to compete for a middleweight title eliminator. Hernandez shared an apologetic statement on Instagram, expressing regret to the UFC, de Ridder, and fans, while thanking Brendan Allen—whom he has previously defeated twice—for stepping in as his replacement. “Right now, my focus is on getting healthy so I can come back stronger than ever. When I return, I’ll be ready to make a statement,” Hernandez wrote. De Ridder’s team responded wishing him a speedy recovery. The fight swap alters the main…

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India sent a 20-member squad to the inaugural World Boxing event under the new 2023 governing body. The team won three medals, marking a breakthrough on the international stage. Nupur guaranteed the first medal for India in Liverpool, becoming a trailblazer for her country. “I won my medal before the others did. I felt proud representing India,” Nupur told ANI after arriving in Delhi. Her achievement energized the team, later followed by gold medals for Jaismine and Minakshi Hooda. Heart-Stopping Final Bout Nupur faced Poland’s Agata Kaczmarska in the final, losing narrowly 2-3. Her height and reach advantage could not…

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UFC president Dana White provided new details about Conor McGregor’s potential appearance at next summer’s UFC White House event. McGregor’s uncertain future in MMA Conor McGregor remains one of mixed martial arts’ most iconic figures. In recent years, his career has faced setbacks, leaving fans unsure if he will compete again in the UFC. Despite the uncertainty, McGregor has expressed interest in participating in the UFC White House event in summer 2026. His involvement will depend entirely on whether he follows through on that interest. Dana White keeps door open Dana White recently confirmed he would consider booking McGregor for…

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Death of “The Hitman” Shocks Boxing CommunityRicky Hatton, the renowned British pugilist famously known as “The Hitman,” has passed away at 46. He was discovered at his Hyde, Greater Manchester home on Sunday morning. Police have confirmed there are no suspicious circumstances surrounding his death. Legendary Career in the RingHatton enjoyed a decorated 15-year career, finishing with 45 victories and just 3 defeats. He held world titles in the light-welterweight and welterweight divisions, with memorable wins over opponents like Kostya Tszyu, Paulie Malignaggi, and Luis Collazo. His aggressive fighting style and relentless determination made him a fan favorite worldwide. Tributes…

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