The mixed martial arts landscape in the United States is crowded with the UFC, Bellator, and PFL. However, an existing promotion that has held all of its events in Asia looks to overtake them all. 
 
At the end of April, Amazon announced a multi-year deal with ONE Championship, with 12 events each year airing in primetime in the United States and Canada beginning in August. The organization has never held a show in the U.S. But that will change under their new distribution deal with sites to be determined in the near future. 

"We are planning in early next year to come and throw a live event on ground in the U.S," ONE founder and CEO Chatri Sityodtong told DAZN ahead of <a href="https://www.onefc.com" target="_blank">Friday's ONE 158 event</a>. "We have gotten Athletic Commission approval for our rule set in a few states. We're looking at venues right now as we speak. But again, we're very hyper-focused this year on the live primetime broadcast on Friday night(s) into the U.S. out of Singapore as a first step. So you will see the ramp-up of our U.S. event on grounds schedule over time." 
 
Not only does ONE hold MMA cards, but they also run Muay Thai and kickboxing events. Sometimes, they have shows with some or all of the disciplines on one singular show. Now, with the company on the trek in attempting to get a foothold in America, Sityodtong has a couple of fighters that he feels people will gravitate to.

"I think Angela Lee has a phenomenal story," Sityodtong said. "Legit world championship skills, and obviously is our atomweight world champion. Adriano Moraes. who knocked out Demetrius Johnson last year, is a talent that people should pay attention to. I think that Rodtang (Jitmuangnon) in Muay Thai. He's definitely the most prolific striker on the planet today.

"We have the best of the best on the planet and that's something the American fans are going to be in for a real treat. We don't just have MMA. We're the home of martial arts. We showcase the very best of Muay Thai, kickboxing, submission grappling and MMA all in a single night." 
 
The fighter currently most recognizable to the fight fans in the U.S. is Johnson. 
 
Johnson is the former UFC flyweight champion and is viewed as one of the greatest mixed martial artists of all time. He defended the 125-pound title on 11 consecutive occasions, which is still a UFC record, until losing to Henry Cejudo at UFC 227. That would be the last time Johnson fought inside the octagon as, in a first-time move, the UFC traded Johnson to ONE for Ben Askren.  
 
"Mighty Mouse" jumped right out of the gate in ONE, winning his first three fights that culminated in winning the flyweight grand prix, which earned him a championship opportunity against Moraes in April 2021. Ultimately, Johnson lost by second-round knockout.  
 
What is next for Johnson? Is it an immediate rematch, retire or climb back on the horse and look to earn another title shot? <a href="https://www.dazn.com/en-US/news/mma/demetrious-johnson-i-think-henry-cejudo-shouldnt-have-retired-in-the-first-place/uc9f06tmi6f81ot56nxy7f7hr" target="_blank">Johnson told DAZN</a> recently he wants to continue. His boss agrees with the sentiment. 
 
"I believe that Demetrius Johnson is the GOAT," Sityodtong said. "Yes, he had a bad knockout, the first knockout loss of his entire career. Previously in the UFC, he wasn't even close to being finished. I believe he had 11 title defenses there. I think that's one thing that American fans are going to be shocked, surprised, and delighted that our roster genuinely is the world's greatest championship roster in my opinion. The proof is in the pudding. DJ never even came close to getting finished in the UFC. And in his first title shot, he was knocked out. 
 
"You look at DJ's actual skills today. He's in his prime. He's just as fast as ever. His striking, grappling, transitions, his cage work. He has it all. He's a complete fighter. For me, if you look at his accolades and credentials, he's the GOAT. There's no ifs, ands, or buts."

Demetrious Johnson

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Mixed Martial Arts

ONE Championship head Chatri Sityodtong talks bringing fights to U.S., Demetrious Johnson being the GOAT

Vasiliy Lomachenko’s plans are unclear despite the chance of fighting the winner of George Kambosos Jr. and Devin Haney.

Top Rank president Todd DuBoef explained that the former unified lightweight champion is in training in Ukraine despite returning to defend the country after Russia invaded his homeland at the end of February.

Heavyweight world champion Oleksandr Usyk did the same, but has since left the country to train for his rematch with Anthony Joshua, which is expected to take place later this summer.

For now, Lomachenko has decided to remain in Ukraine but the 34-year-old could conceivably make himself available in order to challenge for the undisputed title once the weekend’s fight between Haney and Kambosos goes ahead.

"We have only spoken to his advisor who has told us that he has been training in Ukraine quite a bit," DuBoef told <a href="https://www.skysports.com/boxing/news/12183/12625894/vasiliy-lomachenko-todd-duboef-says-ukrainian-must-decide-whether-to-face-winner-of-george-kambosos-jr-vs-devin-haney" target="_blank">Sky Sports</a>. "This is a real personal thing so there is nothing we can do.

"We offered him the Kambosos fight and he said, 'I'm passing, I want to stay and support my country'. We all respected that and Haney ended up with that.

"He is going to have to figure out in his own head and with his family and his country where he wants to be come Saturday night when there is a winner determined, whether he wants to be back in the sweepstakes for his profession or does he want to stay country-side with all the civilians there, protecting them and being as helpful as possible.

"I think because of the sensitivity of the subject matter, it is a personal thing, it is neither you or I or what we believe in.

"It is really about what Vasiliy believes in and when he has made that determinant that 'I am at peace with my decision'. And as we all know, it is he who gets in the ring, not us.

"Obviously we want him mentally in the greatest shape he can be in and physically, so I think he has to be at peace with the decision that he makes.

"He has to make that. We can only give you opportunities."

Vasyl Lomachenko

The former unified lightweight champion is currently in Ukraine.

Boxing

Vasiliy Lomachenko will have decision to make after George Kambosos Jr. vs. Devin Haney, says Top Rank's Todd DuBoef

David Benavidez dismissed Jermall Charlo’s talk of a fight between the pair as ‘bulls—.’

The 25-year-old is a two-time WBC super middleweight champion and is aiming to challenge for the a world title once again now he has made a successful return to the ring after beating David Lemieux last month.

There has been plenty of speculation that Jermall Charlo, a middleweight champion, will move up to 168lbs to make a fight happen between the pair.

Speaking to <a href="https://www.boxingscene.com/benavidez-charlo-fight-finally-happens-everything-coming-out-his-mouth-bullsht--166666" target="_top">BoxingScene.com</a>, Benavidez said he would be sceptical that anything would come of the talk until it was made official.

“I don’t think anything about that until I get the contract,” Benavidez said. “A lot of these guys say stuff, it’s like they’re forced to say it when the cameras are around. How many times has he said that? A lot of times. Nothing’s happened yet.

“Until it finally happens, everything coming out of his mouth is just bulls—.”

Charlo’s next fight is June 18 when he comes up against Polish fighter Maciej Sulecki, to defend his WBC middleweight strap.

 “I don’t know what he wants. It’s like he just wants that Canelo [Alvarez] fight,” he continued. “He wants that big payday. But you have to take a big risk to get that big reward, fighting the face of boxing. I feel like the biggest fight for him besides Canelo is me. And vice versa. All of our stock goes up.

“These people don’t understand. They don’t want to give nobody credit. They just want to be like, ‘I’m the face of the show’ but that’s not how boxing works. In order to get to the next level, I need Charlo, I need Caleb Plant, I need Canelo. That’s just the reality of that.”

The WBC interim champion is sceptical of any future fight.

David Benavidez dismisses Jermall Charlo fight talk as 'bulls—'

<a href="https://www.dazn.com/home">DAZN</a> will be showing the IndyCar season live across many territories, continuing Sunday June 5 for the Detroit Grand Prix in Michigan.

Marcus Ericsson has taken the lead of the championship standings, with last year's champion Alex Palou in third. Erisson has 226 points compared to Palou's 212.

Second place is held by Patricio O'Ward on 213.

Will Power has 202 points back in fourth, meaning it is tight at the top going into the weekend's action.

The race begins at 3pm ET.

Here is everything you need to know about the Detroit Grand Prix, shown live on DAZN in many regions (see below for details).

<h2>Where is the race held?</h2>

The race is held in downtown at The Raceway on Belle Isle Detroit, Michigan, USA.

The track has 14 turns and 2.35 miles per lap, with 70 laps to take on, for a total of 164.5 miles.

<h2>What time is the race being shown?</h2>

DAZN will show the race with the race beginning at 3.00pm ET / 8.00pm BST on June 5.

<h2>Can I watch IndyCar on DAZN?</h2>

IndyCar will be available to watch in the following regions on DAZN:

Afghanistan, Albania, Algeria, Antigua & Barbuda, The Bahamas, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Barbados, Belize, Bhutan, Brunei, Bulgaria, Cambodia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Dominica, East Timor, Federated States of Micronesia, Fiji, Greece, Grenada, Guam, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Iraq, Israel, Jamaica, Jordan, Kiribati, Kuwait, Laos, Lebanon, Libya, Macau, Malaysia, Maldives, Malta, Marshall Islands, Mongolia, Morocco, Nauru, Nepal, Oman, Pakistan, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Qatar, Saint Kitts & Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Samoa, Singapore, Slovakia, Solomon Islands, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Suriname, Taiwan, Thailand, Tonga, Trinidad and Tobago, Tunisia, Turkey, Tuvalu, Vanuatu, West Bank (State of Palestine).

<h2>Where can I stream DAZN?</h2>

Here is a list of devices where DAZN is available, including web browsers on <a href="http://dazn.com/home" target="_blank"> DAZN.com</a>:

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			<td>iPhone, iPad</td>
			<td>Amazon Fire TV</td>
			<td>Playstation 4, Pro</td>
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			<td>Android phones, tablets</td>
			<td>Amazon Fire TV Stick</td>
			<td>Playstation 5</td>
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			<td>Amazon Fire tablet</td>
			<td>Android TV</td>
			<td>XBox One X</td>
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			<td>XBox One, One S</td>
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Here is everything you need to know about the IndyCar race schedule, airing live on DAZN in select parts of the world.

Motorsport

IndyCar: How to watch the Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix on DAZN

Anthony Joshua praised Robert Garcia as he forms part of his backroom staff for his rematch with Oleksandr Usyk.

Joshua is preparing for his clash in the UK ahead of his attempt to win back three world title belts from the Ukrainian.

The pair originally fought back in September 2021, with a surprise upset costing Joshua his IBF, WBA and WBO belts, before the Briton exercised his rematch clause. It was initially expected that a second fight could come as early as February, but complications were exacerbated by the invasion of Usyk’s homeland by Russia, causing him to return home.

Usyk was then given dispensation to leave the country in order to take part in the rematch and he has since been in training while representatives for both fighters have been negotiating details including a location and date, with Saudi Arabia and July 23 often mentioned, though it may be that August is ultimately the month chosen for action.

Garcia is a former junior lightweight champion and he has worked with his brother Mikey Garcia, as well as Jose Ramirez, Jesse Rodriguez and Vergil Ortiz, and runs the Garcia Boxing Academy in the United States.

Joshua had already promoted Angel Fernandez to the head of his training team, and suggests the two-time world champion is aiming for a different approach when the second fight does eventually come around.

Speaking to <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzmLj6SpR4U" target="_blank">IFL TV</a>, Garcia explained the move.

“Garcia’s right here now,” Joshua said. “We’re just working on a few things. It’s not about changing style as such, in my opinion. Garcia’s style might be crouch down and bob and weave, but I’m a six-foot-six heavyweight. 

“It’s not about changing style, it’s about his experience and what he knows at the championship level, etc. Adding that to the camp is priceless in my opinion.

“The main thing is a happy fighter is a dangerous fighter. I’m in a good place. I’m all good.”

David Ghansa, an associate  of Joshua explained: “We’ve had [Garcia] back in the UK on two different occasions.

“He spent two weeks with us in London. He’s been in Northborough for another two weeks. It was actually married through Angel. Angel Fernandez and Robert Garcia, they clicked. Angel liked what Robert has to offer, his experience, their similarities. Ever since they’ve been chopping it up.”

“Now he’s here as part of Angel’s team. I think next week when [Richard Riakporhe] is out you’ll see Garcia in the corner with Angel.

“I guess we have no titles, but they both have mutual respect and understand what they’re doing and what they’re working towards.

“I wouldn’t put any of them above each other but they both understand their positions and where they play with each other. You’ll get a taste of it next week when you see Riakporhe’s corner.”

Anthony Joshua

The former heavyweight champion is expected to fight again this summer.

Anthony Joshua praises Robert Garcia as 'priceless' addition to training setup ahead of Oleksandr Usyk rematch

Jermall Charlo Charlo says he is ready to fight Maciej Sulecki in June but he would be no more worried by taking on Jaime Munguia or even David Benavidez.

Polish fighter Sulecki and the WBC middleweight champion face off in Texas on June 18 as the American attempts a successful defence of his belt.

Speaking to <a href="https://www.boxingscene.com/jermall-charlo-they-get-me-whoever-they-want-its-just-name-just-person-me--166665" target="_blank">BoxingScene.com</a>, Charlo was in bullish mood about both Sulecki and anybody who came next.

“I’m ready, I’m ready for anybody,” he said . “They can get me whoever they want to get me. [Sulecki], Munguia, Benavidez, whatever. A name is just a name. It’s just a person to me.”

Charlo had hoped to take on Mexico’s Munguia but talks broke down over the finer details of any match-up, but instead faces the Sulecki who hovers around the top 10, a year older than the 32-year-old champion.

Sulecki has tried and failed to take world titles before, and offers Charlo the chance to get back into the ring after a year following his win ove rJuan Montiel.

“I’m in my prime. I’m ready for everybody,” said Charlo. “Whoever they put in front of me, I just do what I gotta do, make the adjustments to win. At the end of the day, you’re gonna see the real fighter come out of me.”

Jaime Munguia

The middleweight champion fights later this month.

Jermall Charlo: I'm ready for David Benavidez and Jaime Munguia

Dmitry Bivol notched a career-defining win at the beginning of May, <a href="https://www.dazn.com/en-US/news/boxing/canelo-vs-bivol-live-updates-results-highlights/3a35xac6i6gb1o75pxbcpgzxh" target="_blank">defeating Canelo Alvarez</a> to retain the WBA (super) light heavyweight title.  
 
With Alvarez opting to go straight into his trilogy against Gennadiy Golovkin on Sept. 17 instead of invoking his rematch clause, it leaves Bivol without a dance partner. He could take an interim fight or perhaps wait for the June 18 winner of unified champion Artur Beterbiev vs. WBO titlist Joe Smith Jr. If Bivol chooses the latter route, his promoter is confident that his fighter would take care of Beterbiev if he beats Smith. 
 
“After that performance, I would say Bivol is a big favorite against Beterbiev, to be honest with you,” Hearn said on a recent appearance of <a href="https://www.dazn.com/en-US/home" target="_blank">The DAZN Boxing Show</a>. “It’s a great fight. We’ll see how [Beterbiev] gets on with Joe Smith, but that performance from Bivol (against Alverez) was incredible.” 
 
Much was made from the fans during fight week about how much Hearn appeared to favor Alvarez over Bivol. While Hearn admits to that because of his relationship with Alvarez, the head of Matchroom Boxing couldn't have been happier for Bivol and for what he did to the fighter many felt was the sport's pound-for-pound king until May 7.

“I got him the opportunity that I had always promised I would give him,” Hearn said.

“As much as I was disappointed for Saul, I was delighted for Dmitry because he’s a fine young man and he deserved his shot at greatness.”

Dmitry Bivol

Joe Smith Jr.

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Argentina looked in fine form on Wednesday, easily dispatching Italy 3-0 at Wembley Stadium in the "Finalissima."

The match, played between the Copa America and Euro title holders, is also known as the CONMEBOL–UEFA Cup of Champions, although only the Argentines looked to be on the required level on the day.

Lautaro Martínez and Ángel Di María each scored in the first half to put the game out of reach. The second half resembled a training exercise for the Albiceleste as they peppered Gianluigi Donnarumma with shots. The scoreline would've been more lopsided if not for the heroics of the Italian goalkeeper, who pulled out all the stops against a relentless Argentine attack that took nine shots on target.

Interestingly, Argentina's second-half dominance didn't translate into more goals until a stoppage-time marker by Paulo Dybala. Still, either way, the South American side was the better team on both sides of the ball. 

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The match marked the end of an era for Italy as 37-year-old Giorgio Chiellini made his final appearance for the Azzurri after an 18-year international career.

Friendlies

Argentina

Italy

There was no doubt which team would win the match.

Soccer

Argentina dominant in Finalissima win over Italy

Michael Conlan is primed to make another charge at a featherweight world title. Less than five months removed from his valiant effort against WBA champion Leigh Wood, it is time for Conlan's summer homecoming as he battles Miguel Marriaga on Saturday, Aug. 6, at The SSE Arena in Belfast, Ireland.

A two-time Olympian, this marks Conlan's fourth professional outing in Belfast. In August 2019, he knocked out Diego Alberto Ruiz in front of a sold-out crowd at Falls Park. Last August, in front of another sold-out crowd at packed Falls Park, Conlan (16-1, 8 KOs) bested former junior featherweight world champion, TJ Doheny. The Doheny victory earned Conlan the mandatory position to fight Wood. In an <a href="https://www.dazn.com/en-US/news/boxing/leigh-wood-devastated-after-brutal-knockout-win-over-michael-conlan/16yg5gsuqmepz1gcg0rpe3qejn" target="_blank">epic Fight of the Year battle</a>, Conlan, who was ahead on the scorecards, lost via 12th-round stoppage. 
  
“I’m very excited to be back fighting in my beloved Belfast,” Conlan said. "Miguel is a great fighter, and together we'll give the fans a memorable night at The SSE Arena. This bout will get me straight back in the mix for world titles, and I’m relishing the task at hand.” 
   
Marriaga (30-5, 28 KOs) has been a factor at featherweight and junior lightweight since making his American debut in 2014. He is a three-time world title challenger, falling short to Nicholas Walters and Oscar Valdez at featherweight and Vasiliy Lomachenko in an August 2017 bid for the WBO junior lightweight crown. Marriaga is 5-2 since the Lomachenko fight and returns to featherweight following December's decision to junior lightweight contender Eduardo Ramirez. 
 
“There is no place like home, and we are thrilled that Mick will get another chance to perform in front of the tremendous Belfast fans,” said Top Rank chairman Bob Arum. “With a win over a solid opponent like Marriaga, he’ll once again be contending for a featherweight world title in short order.”

Michael Conlan

Michael Conlan returns from fight of the year candidate to face Miguel Marriaga on August 6

Naoya Inoue and Nonito Donaire fight for the second time in three years as they rerun their 2019 clash.

In November of that year, <a href="https://www.dazn.com/en-US/news/boxing/naoya-inoue-beats-nonito-donaire-in-a-fight-of-the-year-candidate-to-win-world-boxing-super-series/1eoz2qpn6zcsh1lbawt75czwfg" target="_blank">the Japanese fighter emerged as the victor</a> in the World Boxing Super Series at 118lbs.

The fight was declared by Ring Magazine the fight of the year, and with three belts on the line, the stakes are even higher.

Inoue holds the IBF and WBA belts, while Donaire brings the WBC strap.

Here's everything you need to know about Inoue vs. Donaire.

<h2>When is Inoue vs. Donaire? date, start time</h2>

<ul>
	<li>Date: Tuesday, June 7 </li>
	<li>Main card: 5:30 a.m. ET/10:30 a.m. BST    </li>
	<li>Main event ringwalks (approx): 7:30 a.m. ET / 12:30 p.m. BST</li>
</ul>

The main card is set to get underway at 5:30 ET/10:30 a.m. BST, with the main event ringwalks scheduled for 7:30 a.m. ET / 12:30 p.m. BST. These timings could change due to the length of the undercard fights. 

<h2>What channel/stream is Inoue vs. Donaire?</h2>

<ul>
	<li>Japan: Amazon Prime Video</li>
	<li>U.S.: ESPN+    </li>
	<li>UK: Top Rank</li>
</ul>

The fight will be broadcast on Amazon Prime Video in Japan, while ESPN+ will show the bout in the US, and Top Rank will show the fight in the UK on their YouTube channel.

<h2>Where is the Inoue vs. Donaire fight?</h2>

The fight takes place at the Saitama Super Arena in Saitama, Japan. 

<h2>Naoya Inoue Jr. record and bio</h2>

<ul>
	<li>Nationality: Japanese</li>
	<li>Date of Birth: April 10, 1993</li>
	<li>Height: 5' 5"    </li>
	<li>Reach: 67.5"   </li>
	<li>Total Fights: 22   </li>
	<li>Record: 22-0 (19 KOs)  </li>
</ul>

<h2>Nonito Donaire Record and Bio</h2>

<ul>
	<li>Nationality: Filipino</li>
	<li>Date of Birth: November 16, 1982  </li>
	<li>Height: 5' 7"   </li>
	<li>Reach: 68"    </li>
	<li>Total Fights: 48</li>
	<li>Record: 42-6 (28 KOs)   </li>
</ul>

<h2>Inoue vs. Donaire fight card</h2>

<ul>
	<li>Naoya Inoue vs. Nonito Donaire for the IBF, WBA, and WBC Bantamweight titles</li>
	<li>Takuma Inoue vs. Gakuya Furuhashi for the WBO Asia Pacific and Japanese Super Bantamweight titles</li>
	<li>Andy Hiraoka vs. Shun Akaiwa; for Hiraoka's Japanese Super Lightweight title</li>
	<li>Toshiya Ishii vs. Hikaru Fukunaga; Super Bantamweight</li>
	<li>Kanamu Sakama vs. Fuki Ishigaki; Light Flyweight</li>
	<li>Minori Okamura vs. Kota Matsuno; Welterweight</li>
	<li>Chihiro Iwashita vs. Seiru Yamana; Super Featherweight</li>
</ul>

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Naoya Inoue

Nonito Donaire

The pair go head-to-head for a rematch and unification clash at bantamweight.

Naoya Inoue vs. Nonito Donaire 2: Date, fight time, TV channel and live stream

David Benavidez expects to fight one of David Morrell, Caleb Plant or Jermall Charlo next.

Each of the three would represent progress of a sort for the former WBC champion at 168lbs, who maintains an unbeaten record despite losing his belts twice in his career.

Morrell is the WBA ‘regular’ champion at super middleweight, offering the chance for the 25-year-old American to secure a world title, while former IBF champion Plant would prove his worth at the top of the division. Charlo, meanwhile, is a big name at 160lbs and the WBC champion at middleweight, so would make for a popular fight, with all four fighters represented by PBC.

“I feel like if they don’t [fight me], it puts a lot of pressure on them,” Benavidez said to <a href="https://www.boxingscene.com/benavidez-charlo-morrell-plant-trying-talk-everyones-scared--166646" target="_blank">BoxingScene.com</a>. “They’re trying to talk this big talk that everyone’s scared of them. Well, right now I’m trying to get the fights with everyone.

“I’m trying to get the next best thing. If I don’t, well I’m the interim WBC super middleweight titleholder now. They’re going to be missing out on a good thing, a fight where we can really put it all on the line.”

Benavidez last fought in May when he defeated David Lemieux, a former IBF champion at middleweight.

“We’ll see what happens but I do believe we’re really close to making these fights happen. Plant, Charlo, Morrell, I believe we’ll see these fights next for me,” he said.

Caleb Plant

The former world champion wants to be a title holder once again.

David Benavidez wants David Morrell, Caleb Plant or Jermall Charlo next

Joe Cordina hopes to follow up a victory over Kenichi Ogawa to set up a unification clash with Shakur Stevenson.

The 30-year-old Welshman takes on the Japanese IBF super featherweight champion on Saturday in Cardiff, live on DAZN.

American fighter Stevenson is the WBC and WBO champion after beating Oscar Valdes in May, meaning a clash between the winner of Ogawa vs. Cordina would have three belts on the line with just the WBA, belonging to Roger Gutierrez, excluded.

Stevenson is open to the fight, as is Cordina, who told the <a href="https://metro.co.uk/2022/06/01/joe-cordina-responds-to-shakur-stevenson-fight-offer-ahead-of-kenichi-ogawa-clash-16746351/?ito=newsnow-feed" target="_blank">Metro</a>: “Of course you start to think about unification, I have been shouting for a world title for a long time.

“I have had some great honours winning titles up to this point, the British title is a major title and I am glad my name is down in the history books in that respect.

“But it is all about that world title and for me to win one and then fight for all the belts apart from one against Stevenson would be massive. That is what I want, I want to be in these big fights, down in the history books for nights like that. I want to have my own Arturo Gatti vs Mickey Ward night.

“It has been amazing to hear what Shakur has been saying, but of course, I have got a job to do first on Saturday. If I don’t do the business and get the IBF belt, everything else goes away.”

“I have always said I would fight for the title by my 15th fight. I have visualised myself fighting so many different fighters, Stevenson and Ogawa among them, even when I’m shadowboxing. I have visualised myself beating them in different ways.

“I’m in this position for a reason. If you look at my fights, I have been in so many championship fights and 10 rounders. There is no one that can tell me that I have come out of a fight marked up. Because I haven’t. I just get the job done.”

Joe Cordina

The Welsh super featherweight fights live on DAZN this Saturday.

Joe Cordina: Unification fight with Shakur Stevenson 'would be massive'

The proposed fight between Jake Paul and Tommy Fury appears no closer to being resuscitated, according to the Briton’s promoter Frank Warren.

The unbeaten light heavyweight was expected to face Paul, who fights at cruiserweight, last December, but Fury had to pull out with a broken rib and a bacterial chest infection.

With a fight date to fulfill, the American YouTuber set up a rematch with former UFC champion Tyron Woodley, and Paul delivered a brutal knockout, before announcing he would step away from the ring.

In the meantime he has focused on promoting Katie Taylor vs. Amanda Serrano at New York’s Madison Square Garden but is expected to fight again this August, with speculation it would lead to a bout with Fury being rescheduled. However Warren does not think that will take place any time soon, if at all.

"We have got a couple of things we are working on at the moment, we have got to announce something soon because he has itchy feet," Warren explained to <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m56LuttGomE" target="_blank">IFL TV</a>. 

"[Fury] wants to get out there he wants to be out in the next few months so we will work something out.

"I still want to do the fight with Jake and I would still like to get that on. It is still realistic from our end but who knows from their end, but of course we would like to see that happen. There was a few discussions initially but we will see what happens."

Jake Paul

The two social media stars could meet eventually.

Frank Warren still wants fight between Jake Paul and Tommy Fury and hopes 'to get that on'

Eddie Hearn believes that Anthony Joshua will still fight twice this year despite delays to the rematch with Oleksandr Usyk.

Usyk and Joshua fought back in September for the IBF, WBA and WBO belts, and the Ukrainian took the win in a surprising - but dominant - upset victory. 

That led to the Briton almost immediately activating his rematch clause and a February date was expected, but that date was moved back with no confirmation, and then Usyk had to return to his homeland to defend the country against the invasion by Russia.

He has since been given permission to leave the country to train for the rematch and a July 23 date has been pencilled in, but any further slippage could conceivably push a further fight into the start of 2023, something that Hearn is keen to avoid.

“AJ’s fighting twice this year,” Hearn told <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEfCEXXzsHI" target="_blank">IFL TV</a>. “Any delay can only be a couple of weeks because we want to make sure that he’s good to go in December again.

“July 23rd is still the working date. If there was a delay, it wouldn’t be a major issue for anybody. It’s just time. It’s a huge deal. It has taken a long time as deals do. We’re really happy with our partners. We’re really happy with the deal, and we’re really happy with the process and we look forward to doing a huge event. You’ll be hearing about it very soon.

“We have agreed a deal with the site and working date of July 23rd,” Hearn said. “We are pretty much ready to announce. If there is a delay it’s for no other reason than just time and making sure we can promote the fight in the right way.

“The fight is happening. The fight is agreed as to where it will take place. Both sides have agreed to the deal. Both sides have agreed [to] everything. It’s just probably taken 10 days longer than we wanted it to.”

The deposed champion is set to rematch Oleksandr Usyk this summer.

Eddie Hearn: Anthony Joshua will fight twice this year

Michael Hunter is not impressed by the threat from future opponent Hughie Fury.

The American comes up against the British contender and will fight on July 2, with the winner due to meet whoever emerges victorious from the clash between Daniel Dubois and WBA regular champion Trevor Bryon.

33-year-old American Hunter last fought in December when he drew against Jerry Forrest, while in October earlier last year, Fury defeated Christian Hammer.

"He just can't punch," Hunter told <a href="https://www.skysports.com/boxing/news/12183/12624736/daniel-dubois-says-to-trevor-bryan-ahead-of-miami-fight-i-want-to-make-a-statement-in-devastating-fashion" target="_blank">Sky Sports</a>. "He's good, I think he's a decent boxer, he's got some decent skills, he's tall, he's long, he comes from the Fury family.

"The best thing we can say is he comes from a Fury family, a fighting family. That's the best thing I can see.

"I don't think he's a great puncher, when you say technical boxer that's what I see, it means he's just not a puncher.

"We're going to knock them [the Furys] down one by one, Hughie first.

"He's in the way, I'm going for the belts and anyone in my way I've got to run them over."

Hughie Fury

The American heavyweight is confident he will win in July.

Michael Hunter dismisses Hughie Fury: 'He just can't punch'

Daniel Dubois wants to make a statement when he faces Trevor Bryan for a world title later this month.

Former Commonwealth and British heavyweight champion Dubois fights Bryan on June 11 in Miami, with the American’s WBA ‘regular’ title on the line.

The winner of that fight will then take on whoever emerges victorious from the July 2 clash between Hughie Fury and Michael Hunter, which would set up a contender to challenge the WBA’s super heavyweight champion down the line. While that is currently Oleksandr Usyk, he is due to fight Anthony Joshua in a rematch, and the winner there could then go on to face Tyson Fury to settle the undisputed question.

"I want to make a statement in devastating fashion. By any means necessary, but I'm looking to make a statement," Dubois said to <a href="https://www.skysports.com/boxing/news/12183/12624736/daniel-dubois-says-to-trevor-bryan-ahead-of-miami-fight-i-want-to-make-a-statement-in-devastating-fashion" target="_blank">Sky Sports</a>.

"This is an important fight. It's a fight for my career and I've gotta fight my heart out, go in there and do the best I can and more.

"I've changed things up. We've made the necessary changes, so I'm all systems ready to go."

The 24-year-old Briton is confident of taking the win against the unbeaten champion, saying: "I'm going 100 per cent confident and ready to do my job.

"It's gonna be a totally different environment and I'm relishing that. I want to just soak it in.

"Camp's going well, and now it's just the final touches. We're ready now - it's just time for the trip."

The former British champion is looking forward to his step up.

Daniel Dubois to 'make a statement' against Trevor Bryan in world title fight

The trash talk has been intense between unified lightweight champion George Kambosos Jr. and WBC titlist Devin Haney leading into Saturday's undisputed title clash.  
 
Kambosos has called Haney an email champion and “an informant, a rat”, during Monday's kickoff press conference. For his part, Haney let the insults brush off of his shoulders. Why may you ask? Because the 23-year-old isn't buying that Kambosos believes the words coming out of his mouth. 
 
“This is the same George that I’ve always seen. He’s nothing but an actor,” Haney said about Kambosos. “He’s putting on an act. He’s putting on a facade.” 
 
“Just like I acted with Lopez,” Kambosos fired right back at Haney, referencing when he upset Teofimo Lopez two days after Thanksgiving to capture the IBF, WBA (super), and WBO 135-pound belts. 
 
The path to potentially making history and becoming the first-ever four belt lightweight champion hasn't been an easy one for the American. Haney's father Bill and trainer Ben Davison were unable to travel to Australia due to different visa issues. In addition, former IBF lightweight champion, training partner and past Kambosos opponent Mickey Bey was not part of the fight camp because he was preparing for a fight against Tevin Farmer. However, none of that has bothered Haney (27-0, 15 KOs) as he's kept focused and locked in on the ultimate prize that awaits him if "The Dream" gets past Kambosos (20-0, 10 KOs). 
 
“At the end of the day, I take nothing away from him,” Haney said about Kambosos. “I have respect for him, and I look forward to putting on a show for the fans.”

Devin Haney

George Kambosos Jr

Devin Haney isn't buying what George Kambosos is trying to sell to the public.

Devin Haney on George Kambosos' trash talk: 'He’s putting on an act, he’s putting on a facade'

Ryan Garcia will make his second appearance of the year, facing former two-time world champion Javier Fortuna. The 12-round lightweight fight will take place on Saturday, July 16, and will stream live worldwide, exclusively on <a href="https://www.dazn.com/home">DAZN</a>.  

“I can’t wait to fight Javier Fortuna this July,” said Garcia.

“This was the fight I wanted, and now it’s time. I am so grateful to my friends, family, and especially my fans for their support. I have never felt better, stronger, and more motivated. It’s time to silence all the doubters, and it starts with Fortuna on July 16.” 

“This is going to be a very exciting fight. I know it didn't take place last year like originally announced but I hope that this time it will be real so that I can offer a good show to the public,” said Fortuna. "I feel very happy with the work that I have been doing with my promoter, Sampson, who has been trusting me since the beginning of my career. I will prepare 100% to win my fight. "

After a spectacular performance against top-ten lightweight contender Emmanuel Tagoe in April 2022, Ryan Garcia proved he still is a force to be reckoned with in the lightweight division.  Originally scheduled to face Fortuna in July 2021, Garcia was forced to bow out of the event due to mental health struggles. However, he has defeated almost every top contender via knockout, including a seventh-round stoppage of 2012 Olympic gold medallist Luke Campbell in 2021. 

His amazing undefeated career with 18 knockouts inside the ring, including his spectacular shutout performance against Emmanuel Tagoe has earned him a spot as one of the lightweight division's top stars of our time. Now, the 23-year-old, undefeated lightweight sensation is on a mission to prove he has what it takes to defeat the division's elite. 

“It’s time to show the world that Ryan Garcia is an elite level fighter,” said Oscar De La Hoya, Chairman and CEO of Golden Boy. “He put on a dominant performance in his comeback fight against a tough contender in April. He proved he could go the distance for the first time, and he looked spectacular. It’s time to show the world he is a world championship level fighter.”  
 
Ranked in the top 10 of the lightweight division by the WBC, Javier Fortuna is a dangerous lightweight contender with a lot to prove on July 16. The 33-year-old southpaw is a former two-time world champion who previously held the WBA interim featherweight world championship and the WBA super featherweight world championship.   

“What a month we have had on DAZN and what a fight this will be,” said Ed Breeze, EVP Rights at DAZN.

“This an absolute cracker featuring one of the brightest talents in the sport in Ryan Garcia and a double former world champion in Javier Fortuna. You do not want to miss this fight on July 16th. Watch live and exclusively worldwide on DAZN.” 
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Ryan Garcia

Javier Fortuna

Ryan Garcia faces the toughest test of his career this summer.

Ryan Garcia returns to the ring in July to face former world champion Javier Fortuna

As speculation continues on who will be Jake Paul’s next opponent, one linked name, Anderson Silva, would have too much for the popular American. That’s the verdict of Luiz Carlos Dorea. Silva’s boxing coach, who believes that his man’s striking attributes would be far too much for Paul to overcome if the pair do meet this year. 

Paul has been inactive so far this year, but it’s believed that an August date is likely for the YouTuber’s next in-ring appearance. As well as Silva, Tommy Fury is another candidate to be the opposite corner from Paul, but no opponent is confirmed at this time. Dorea is very confident that the former UFC star would emerge victorious against Paul. 

“If he’s considering a fight [with Silva], I think he will pay dearly,” said Dorea when speaking to <a href="https://www.mmafighting.com/2022/5/27/23139850/jake-paul-pay-dearly-boxing-anderson-silva-floyd-mayweather-never-fought-striker-ufc">MMA Fighting</a>.

“In promoting, it’s all valid. He’s doing his part, using his tongue, but you can’t use your tongue inside the ring. You have to use your fists, and it’s a whole other story. Anderson is far better. 

“Anderson has always trained boxing when he was fighting MMA. He was always a striker with good boxing and Muay Thai. Now, almost two years later and the three [boxing matches] we’ve done, and training boxing specifically for this, Anderson is evolving a lot. He’s more confident in his movement and defence. He had great boxing for MMA and is putting on a show now. His level is so high.” 
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Joe Cordina will look to make himself a sporting hero in Wales when he faces IBF super featherweight champion Kenichi Ogawa on June 4 live on <a href="http://dazn.com/home">DAZN</a> (except Australia and New Zealand).

If Cordina emerges victorious, he will become the 13th Welshman to win a world title and will be joining a club which contains some of the sport’s biggest names.

DAZN takes a look at the other 12 men from Wales to achieve world honours in the sport of boxing.

<h2>Percy Jones: World flyweight champion, 1914</h2>

Percy Jones became Wales’ first world champion when he beat Bill Ladbury for the world flyweight title in 1914.

Jones however only made one successful defence of his title. Problems with the scales meant that Jones never made the flyweight limit since that defence and lost his title outside the ring.

<h2>Freddie Welsh: World lightweight champion, 1914-17</h2>

Freddie Welsh, also known as the ‘Welsh Wizard’, travelled to the United States of America in 1914 where he beat Willie Ritchie for the lightweight title.

Welsh then went onto to hold the title successfully for three years.

<h2>Jimmy Wilde: World flyweight champion, 1916-23</h2>

Just like Percy Jones before him, Jimmy Wilde brought the world flyweight title back to Wales.

After taking up the sport at the age of 16 in 1908, Wilde went onto prove he was the world’s best at 106lbs by winning British and European titles, before conquering the USA.

He remained at the top of the division before losing to Pancho Villa in New York in 1923 which was also Wilde’s last fight as a professional.

<h2>Howard Winstone: WBC featherweight champion, 1968</h2>

A long 45-years had been and gone before Wales had another world champion, and this long wait was brought to an end by Howard Winstone.

After winning gold at the Commonwealth Games, Winstone suffered three losses against the WBA and WBC featherweight champion Vincente Salvidar, but at the fourth time of asking, Winstone claimed the world title he craved when he beat Mitsunori Seki for the vacant WBC title at the Royal Albert Hall in January 1968.

Winstone however lost the title in his first defence, losing to Jose Legra six months later.

<h2>Steve Robinson: WBO featherweight champion, 1993-95</h2>

The rags to riches story is something that makes boxing a sport like none other, and Steve Robinson’s road to becoming a world champion is a perfect example.

Robinson, who was working in security at a department store, was given the opportunity to fight for a world title at two days’ notice in 1993, and it was something Robinson grabbed with both hands.

Robinson beat John Davison on points to claim the WBO 126lb title and went onto make seven defences before being knocked out by Naseem Hamed in Sheffield in 1995.

That loss didn’t signal the end of Robinson’s career who went onto win a European title in 1999 before retiring in 2002.

<h2>Robbie Regan: WBO bantamweight champion, 1996</h2>

After failing to beat Alberto Jimenez for the WBO flyweight title in 1995, Robbie Regan’s team decided it was time to move up in weight.

Regan then faced Daniel Jimenez the following year for the WBO bantamweight title and won via unanimous decision.

Unfortunately, this would be Regan’s last fight with his career coming to an abrupt end after being diagnosed with glandular fever. He attempted to make a comeback in 1998, but a failed brain scan forced him into retirement.

<h2>Barry Jones: WBO super featherweight champion, 1997</h2>

Now one of British boxing’s most respected pundits, Barry Jones also wrote his name into the sport’s history books by becoming Wales’ seventh world champion.

Jones overcame Wilson Palacio in London to claim the vacant WBO super featherweight title, but his reign was cut short after doctors spotted an anomaly in a routine brain scan which resulted in a hiatus from the ring.

Jones was then stripped of his title but did get the chance to win it back at the on January 15, 2000 but was stopped in the eighth round by defending champion Acelino Freitas.

<h2>Joe Calzaghe: WBO super middleweight champion 1997-2008, IBF super middleweight champion 2008, WBA and WBC super middleweight champion 2007-08</h2>

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It’s safe to say Joe Calzaghe is considered one of, if not the greatest Welsh sportsman.

Calzaghe is the longest-reigning champion in the history of the super middleweight division having defended his WBO title 21 times over 11 years.

Calzaghe moved up to the light-heavyweight division after unifying the WBC, WBA and WBO 168lb titles against Mikkel Kessler in Cardiff and bowed out with memorable wins over Bernard Hopkins and Roy Jones Jr. to finish his career undefeated.

<h2>Enzo Maccarinelli: WBO cruiserweight champion, 2006-08</h2>

After joining the Newbridge boxing gym, which was run by Joe Calzaghe’s father Enzo Calzaghe, Maccarinelli’s full potential inside the ring was realised.

Maccarinelli was made the full WBO cruiserweight champion after beating Marcelo Fabian Dominguez in an eliminator in 2006 and a fight with Johnny Nelson failing to materialise.

The Swansea man went onto defend his WBO belt four times before losing to David Haye at the O2 Arena in 2008.

Maccarinelli managed to win British and European titles following his loss to Haye, but was unsuccessful in achieving world title success in the light-heavyweight division when he failed to beat Juergen Braehmer in 2014.

<h2>Gavin Rees: WBA super lightweight champion, 2007-08</h2>

Another product of the Newbridge boxing gym, Gavin Rees shocked the world in 2007 when he beat Souleymane M’Baye by unanimous decision to claim the WBA super lightweight title.

Rees lost the belt in his first defence when he was stopped by Andreas Kotelnik in the 12th round in 2008, but Rees continued to impress.

Under the the watchful eyes of Gary Lockett, Rees won British and European titles at 135lbs, before losing to WBC champion Adrien Broner in 2013.

<h2>Nathan Cleverly: WBO light-heavyweight champion, 2011-13</h2>

Following in the footsteps of Calzaghe, Nathan Cleverly managed to become a world champion just like his mentor.

After achieving success at British, Commonwealth and European level, Cleverly’s shot at glory came in May 2011 against Aleksy Kuziemski. Cleverly produced an impressive performance that night and stopped his Polish opponent in the fourth round.

Cleverly made four successful defences of his WBO belt, which included a stand-out win over Tony Bellew, before losing to Sergey Kovalev in 2013.

<h2>Lee Selby: IBF featherweight champion, 2015-2018</h2>

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Lee Selby, Wales’ most recent world champion, had to plot his road to a world title the traditional way.

Starting off on small hall shows, Selby rose to prominence with little fanfare and won a world title in 2015 with a unanimous TD after IBF featherweight champion Evgeny Gradovich was on the wrong end of an accidental head clash and couldn’t continue.

Despite his talent, Selby often struggled to make the 126lb weight limit and eventually lost his world title to British rival Josh Warrington at Elland Road in 2018.

Ogawa v Cordina

Joe Calzaghe

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Lee Selby

Joe Cordina will attempt to become Wales’ 13th world champion when he faces Kenichi Ogawa on Saturday.

Joe Calzaghe, Barry Jones and Lee Selby, a rundown of Wales’ rich boxing history

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