WBC: Thank You Fury, Thank You Wilder!

WBC: Thank You Fury, Thank You Wilder!

By Mauricio Sulaimán / Son of José Sulaimán / President of the WBC: Saturday, October 9, produced one of the all-time great fights in history, when Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder gave themselves to the world boxing fans with an extraordinary fight that has entered the list of the most dramatic contests in the sport.

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WATCH LIVE: Dillian Whyte vs. Alexander Povetkin – Katie Taylor vs Persoon II Weigh In

WATCH LIVE: Dillian Whyte vs. Alexander Povetkin - Katie Taylor vs Persoon II Weigh In

19:00 LIVE ON SKY SPORTS AND SKY SPORTS BOX OFFICE

19:15 RING WALK

10 x 3 mins Super-Middleweight contest
JACK CULLEN 11st 10lbs 6oz v ZAK CHELLI 11st 10lbs 8oz
(Little Lever) (Fulham)

followed by

19:30 LIVE ON SKY SPORTS BOX OFFICE (encrypted)

8 x 3 mins Heavyweight contest
ALEN BABIC 14st 9lbs 0oz v SHAWNDELL WINTERS 13st 12lbs 0oz
(Croatia) (USA)

followed by

10 x 3 mins WBO Global Welterweight Title
LUTHER CLAY 10st 5lbs 8oz v CHRIS KONGO 10st 5lbs 5oz
(Bracknell) (Bermondsey)

followed by

10 x 2 mins Undisputed Lightweight World Titles
KATIE TAYLOR 9st 8lbs 3oz v DELFINE PERSOON 9st 6lbs 7oz
(Ireland) (Belgium)

followed by

12 x 3 mins WBC Interim and Diamond Heavyweight Titles
DILLIAN WHYTE 18st 0lbs 6oz v ALEXANDER POVETKIN 16st 0lbs 0oz
(Brixton) (Russia)

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DILLIAN “The Body Snatcher” WHYTE (GB)

WBC Interim Heavyweight Champion, 1st title defense
Age: 32 / Date of birth: April 11, 1988
Residence: London, England, United Kingdom / Birthplace: Port Antonio, Jamaica
Record: 27-1, 18 KOs / Total rounds: 155
Height: 6’4″ – 193cm / Reach: 78″ – 198cm / Stance: Right-handed
Interim World championship fights: 1-0, 0 KOs

ALEXANDER POVETKIN (Russia)

Ranked WBC No.

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WBC talks Canelo, Golovkin, More!

WBC talks Canelo, Golovkin, More!

Sports have tremendous influence in the day-to-day life for millions all over the world. Kids play sports, youth practice sports aiming to compete as amateurs or become professionals, and elders do sports to remain fit and healthy, and those few who make it to professionalism perform to earn a living.

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