gave that man his biggest paydays lol it is what it is
PBC Presents: Wilder Byke Yall..15th October 2022
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iceberg_is_on_fire
Wearing Lions gear when it wasn't cool
I guess.
Won't catch me whispering in another man's ear, do you want to knock me out again papi?
Deontay Wilder hopes of Tyson Fury challenge boosted as WBC give Robert Helenius bout elimination status
Deontay Wilder hopes of Tyson Fury challenge boosted as WBC give Robert Helenius bout elimination status
Deontay Wilder has announced he will return to the ring against Robert Helenius in Brooklyn on October 15; Tyson Fury has yet to decide whether he will retire and vacate his WBC heavyweight title or take on Oleksandr Usyk in an undisputed clash
Fourth fight won't happen, but looks like he will be back in the title mix when Tyson vacates them
do tickets get cheaper as the time gets closer? see a ton of open seats lol kinda wanna do a day trip
gotdamn wilder is rambling his ass off right now
that was an impressive ramble...i swear the man barely took a breath saying all that shyt 
Matias vs Ponce is going to be fire
118 Gary Russ and Manny Rodriguez 2 - hopefully theres no clash of heads that will end this fight early like the first fight
Axum Ezana
Driving in the fast lane
i heard he wants usyk....ehh it depends if usyk can take the power(which he might). but yeah he gonna outbox wilder and hopefully dodge that right the whole fight.(if they fight)
Frank Sanchez-Carlos Negron Heavyweight Fight Rescheduled For October 15 In Brooklyn
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BY JAKE DONOVAN
Published Wed Sep 07, 2022, 12:11 AM EDT
Frank Sanchez has resurrected old business for a new fight date.
BoxingScene.com has confirmed that the unbeaten Cuban heavyweight will face Puerto Rico’s Carlos Negron as part of an already announced October 15 show at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. The rescheduled fight was confirmed by Joe Goossen, Sanchez’s trainer.
The Fox Sports Pay-Per-View card is headlined by another heavyweight fight, with former titlist Deontay Wilder (42-2-1, 41KOs) and Robert Helenius (31-3, 20KOs) in a 12-round WBC semifinal eliminator.
The two were originally scheduled to meet on January 1 at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Florida. Negron (25-3, 20KOs) was forced to withdraw less than a week prior to the Fox Sports PPV after testing positive for Covid. Sanchez (20-0, 13KOs) remained on the card, facing late replacement Christian Hammer who he outpointed over ten lopsided rounds.
Sanchez previously fought on the undercard of Wilder’s eleventh-round knockout loss to Tyson Fury (32-0-1, 23KOs) in their epic trilogy clash last October 9 in Las Vegas. The 30-year-old Cuban export—who lives in Miami and trains in California—outpointed Efe Ajagba over ten rounds in their battle of unbeaten heavyweights.
Negron will end a year-plus long layoff, having been out of the ring since last September. The 2008 Olympian for Puerto Rico—who lives and trains in Miami and is a training stablemate of veteran contender Luis Ortiz—will enter the fight having won his last five starts including back-to-back early knockouts on Miami club shows.
Exact placement of the Sanchez-Negron bout is not yet confirmed but is expected to be part of the Fox Sports PPV portion of the show, as would have been the case for their planned January 1 clash. Sanchez is currently ranked number-four by the WBC, though former unified titlist Andy Ruiz (35-2, 22KOs) is expected to surpass him in the next rankings update following his win over Ortiz in their September 4 WBC semifinal title eliminator in Los Angeles.
Vito Mielnicki Jr.-Limberth Ponce Added To Wilder-Helenius Undercard October 15
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BY KEITH IDEC
Published Wed Sep 07, 2022, 11:22 AM EDT
Vito Mielnicki Jr. will try to extend his winning streak to five when he returns to the ring October 15 in Brooklyn.
BoxingScene.com has learned that the 20-year-old junior middleweight will meet Limberth Ponce that night on the Deontay Wilder-Robert Helenius undercard at Barclays Center. FS1 likely will televise the 10-round bout between Mielnicki and Ponce before the FOX Sports Pay-Per-View portion of the Wilder-Helenius undercard begins.
Mielnicki (12-1, 8 KOs) has won four fights in a row since Philadelphia’s James Martin (then 6-2) upset him by majority decision in an eight-round fight FS1 aired in April 2021 from Shrine Auditorium & Expo Hall in Los Angeles. The Roseland, New Jersey native most recently stopped veteran Jimmy Williams (18-9-2, 6 KOs) in the sixth round of an eight-rounder on the Danny Garcia-Jose Benavidez Jr. undercard July 30 at Barclays Center.
Mielnicki wanted to avenge his loss to Martin in an immediate rematch that was supposed to take place 13 months ago at Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey. Martin came in 4½ pounds over the contracted limit for what was supposed to be a welterweight fight, though, and Mielnicki instead stopped Noah Kidd (then 6-3-2) in the second round of a fight FOX televised in July 2021.
Another young fighter affiliated with Premier Boxing Champions, Joey Spencer, beat Martin by unanimous decision in an eight-round junior middleweight match the night Martin was supposed to meet Mielnicki again.
Ponce (19-5, 11 KOs), of Rock Island, Illinois, was knocked out in the fifth round by Spencer (16-0, 10 KOs) last December 25 at Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey. The 31-year-old Mexican veteran bounced back from his loss to Spencer by defeating Ramiro Hernandez (3-2, 1 KO) unanimously in his most recent action, a six-rounder May 6 in Davenport, Iowa.
Wilder, meanwhile, will fight for the first time in more than a year by the time he faces Finland’s Helenius. The former WBC heavyweight champion from Tuscaloosa, Alabama hasn’t boxed since England’s Tyson Fury viciously knocked him out in the 11th round of their third title fight last October 9 at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.
Helenius (31-3, 20 KOs) hasn’t fought since last October 9, either. He stopped Brooklyn’s Adam Kownacki (20-3, 15 KOs) in the sixth round of their rematch on the undercard when Wilder (42-2-1, 41 KOs) fought Fury (32-0-1, 23 KOs) a third time.