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Let’s face it: the stacked card that will take place on December 23 in Saudi Arabia is one that could so easily have seen an increase in pay-per-view fees.
Eddie Hearn has confirmed that the December 23 fight between Anthony Joshua and Otto Wallin will have a rematch clause, with the promoter saying the reason why is merely, “good business sense.”
Though both former heavyweight champions, Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder, will enter the ring as pretty big favourites in their upcoming respective fights – AJ against Otto Wallin, Wilder against Joseph Parker – it might be fair to say that both men are facing live underdogs.
Over the weekend, which was of course dominated by Canelo Alvarez Vs. Jermell Charlo, heavyweight contender Otto Wallin pulled off a 12 round split decision win over former cruiserweight champ Murat Gassiev.
What could well turn out to be an interesting and exciting heavyweight fight will take place on September 30 in Turkey, as Otto Wallin of Sweden will face former IBF and WBA cruiserweight champion Murat Gassiev.
Last night in Dearborn, Michigan, heavyweight contender Otto Wallin picked up a wide ten round decision win over Rydell Booker. Very much a keep-busy affair for Wallin, last night’s win got him some rounds.
Just lately it seems people other than Deontay Wilder himself are talking about the possible future of Deontay Wilder. Though Wilder has yet to make any announcement on his future as a fighter – will he fight again, will he not – there has been a good deal of talk about Wilder fighting for the WBC heavyweight title Tyson Fury is expected to soon vacate as he has retired (though plenty of people do not believe Fury has really hung up the gloves for good).
The VegasInsider team sat down with Swedish heavyweight Otto Wallin to discuss the big Tyson Fury-Dillian Whyte fight this weekend. Wallin gave his insights, commenting that Whyte stands a better chance of winning if he is really aggressive against Fury.
Otto Wallin believes he’s the best man for the job to face Anthony Joshua in his interim fight in May or June.