Eddie Hearn was pretty excited last Saturday night about his heavyweight prospects Alen Babic (6-0, 6 KOs) and Fabio Wardley (10-0, 9 KOs), after the two of them scored impressive knockouts in their respective fights at the Wembley Arena in London, UK.
Tonight on the Wembley card topped by the Benn-Formella fight, heavyweight slugger Alen Babic picked up another exciting win. The unbeaten Croatian known as “The Savage” stopped a game Tom Little in the third round to improve to 6-0(6).
CONOR BENN UD10 (100-91, 99-91, 99-92) v SEBASTIAN FORMELLA
Conor Benn produced a career-best performance as he dominated Sebastian Formella for ten rounds to retain his WBA Continental Welterweight Title.
Eddie Hearn:
“Here, we go again. We’re back in the bubble. We’re up against it once again. Every week and every show is a bonus.
He’s raw; he’s crude and, according to his critics, he’s going to lose as soon as he takes a significant step up in class.
Tonight at The O2 in London on the big Dillian Whyte Vs. Dereck Chisora II card, fan favourite David Price finally put himself back in the win column courtesy of a fourth-round TKO victory over countryman Tom Little.
David Price is absolutely aching to “get back that winning feeling,” but Tom Little says it won’t happen for him on Saturday night.
Joshua Buatsi will defend his WBA International Light-Heavyweight title against Australia’s Renold Quinlan at The O2 in London on December 22, live on Sky Sports Box Office in the UK.
For the third time running, British heavyweight David Price will feature on the under-card of a big-card heavyweight main event. Back in March of this year, Price took on Alexander Povetkin on the under-card of Anthony Joshua Vs.
Just 7-0, with all seven wins coming by KO inside three rounds, towering London heavyweight Daniel Dubois is right now THE young heavyweight prospect to watch – in the UK certainly.