Last night in his native Poland, former heavyweight contender Adam Kownacki suffered what surely must be a career-ending stoppage loss. Attempting to rebuild, this after having lost four fights on the bounce, Kownacki was stopped in a mere :45 seconds by Kacper Meyna, a fellow Pole the folks at RingTV.com
By the time you read this article, Polish heavyweight slugger Adam Kownacki may well have announced his retirement from the sport.
In a Saturday night showdown that trended globally, Joe Cusumano (22-4, 20 KOs) proved dreams do come true, leaving Adam “Babyface” Kownacki (20-4, 15 KOs) and his devoted fanbase speechless with an 8th round knockout.
Edgar Berlanga (21-0, 16 KOs) got off to a good start with his first fight with Eddie Hearn’s Matchroom Boxing by defeating his tune-up opponent Jason Quigley (20-3, 14 KOs) on Saturday night in New York at the Hula Theater.
Super middleweight Edgar Berlanga (21-0, 16 KOs) battled his way to a less than impressive 12 round unanimous decision over thee better than expected Jason “Quigley (20-3, 14 KOs) on Saturday night at Madison Square Garden in New York.
Polish heavyweight warrior Adam Kownacki still believes. Rewind to March of 2020, and Kownacki was going great guns – he had an exciting style that had brought him 20 straight wins, he had an army of passionate fans, and Kownacki had a goal: that of becoming the first ever Polish world heavyweight ruler.
As per a “leak” that some eagle-eyed people at IFL TV spotted, a fight between Dereck Chisora and Adam Kownacki is in the works.
Eddie Hearn says he wants to match Dereck ‘War’ Chisora against Luis Ortiz, Chris Arreola, or Adam Kownacki in his next fight.
“The Gypsy King” still reigns. In an incredible back-and-forth that included five knockdowns and countless exchanges, Tyson Fury retained his WBC Heavyweight World Title and lineal crown with an eleventh-round TKO win over former long-time champion Deontay Wilder in an ESPN+/FOX Sports pay-per-view live from T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.
In a fight of the year candidate, WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury (31-0-1, 22 KOs) had to get off the deck twice to come back to stop the brave warrior Deontay ‘Bronze Bomber Wilder (42-2-1, 41 KOs) in the 11th round on Saturday night at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.