Joseph Parker is aiming to make some boxing history on February 22 when he challenges IBF heavyweight champ Daniel Dubois. Parker, a former WBO champ, aims to become the first New Zealand-Samoan fighter to win two versions of the heavyweight title.
The Artur Beterbiev vs. Dmitry Bivol 2 Riyadh Season event on February 22nd will cost £19.99 for UK fans and $25.99 for U.S
Fight fans have doubtless seen the card, the mega-card, they will be treated to on February 22 of 2025, the card dubbed ‘The Last Crescendo’ to of course take place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Artur Beterbiev vs. Dmitry Bivol 2 rematch will headline today’s announced February 22nd Riyadh Season card.
WBC interim junior middleweight champion Vergil Ortiz Jr.
IBF heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois vs. Joseph Parker and Artur Beterbiev vs. Dmitry Bivol 2 rematch are two of the fights being planned for February 22nd in the next Riyadh Season card.
Former WBO heavyweight champ Joseph Parker has firmly thrown his hat into the ring as far as being IBF heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois’ next challenger.
Coach Andy Lee says Joseph Parker will be ready to fight IBF heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois on February 22nd if he doesn’t face Anthony Joshua.
Former WBO heavyweight champ Joseph Parker is “chomping at the bit” over a potential fight with current IBF ruler Daniel Dubois, and the New Zealander would back himself to KO Dubois if the fight came off.
Eddie Hearn, when speaking with IFL TV, said that while there is nothing concrete as far as who Anthony Joshua will fight next, his next bout is set to take place at Wembley in September, and a press conference will take place at the end of the month, with the opponent announcement made then.
There is no doubt about it, Joseph Parker, 35-3(23) is currently on a heck of a good run. The former WBO heavyweight champion, who looked all but done after his stoppage loss to Joe Joyce six fights ago, instead bounced back and, with those two big wins over Deontay Wilder and Zhilei Zhang under his belt and on his resume, the New Zealander is currently in a great place.