Tyson Fury 30–0–1 (21 KO) vs. Deontay Wilder 42–1–1 (41 KO) III, billed as Once and for All, was a professional boxing match contested between WBC and The Ring heavyweight champion, Tyson Fury, and former WBC heavyweight champion, Deontay Wilder.

The bout took place on October 9, 2021 at T-Mobile Arena in Paradise, Nevada, United States. The fight was widely regarded as the best fight of the year and one of the greatest heavyweight fights of all time, winning the award for The Ring magazine Fight of the Year 2021.

🥊SUCKERPUNCH BOXING🥊
————————————————————
PLEASE LIKE 👍🏻 & SUBSCRIBE ✅
————————————————————
#BOXING #FULLFIGHT #HIGHLIGHTS #KO #KNOCKOUT#TysonFury #DeontayWilder #FuryWilder #WilderFury3

source

George Kambosos Jr. 20–0 (10 KO) vs. Devin Haney 27–0 (15 KO), billed as Undisputed, was a professional boxing match contested on 5 June 2022, for the undisputed lightweight championship.

The rematch took place later that year (15 October) at the Rod Laver Arena.

🥊SUCKERPUNCH BOXING🥊
————————————————————
PLEASE LIKE 👍🏻 & SUBSCRIBE ✅
————————————————————
#BOXING #FULLFIGHT #HIGHLIGHTS #KO #KNOCKOUT#UNDISPUTED

source

Miguel Cotto 32–1 (26 KO) vs. Michael Jennings 34–1 (16 KO) was a professional boxing match contested on February 21, 2009, for the WBO welterweight title.

After it was announced in November 2008 that the reigning WBO welterweight champion Paul Williams would be moving up in weight to challenge Verno Phillips for their interim light middleweight title, the organization forced Williams to vacate the welterweight title as WBO rules did not allow a fighter to hold titles in separate weight classes.

The WBO then hoped to decide their next welterweight champion by having their two top-ranked contenders Miguel Cotto and Michael Jennings face one another the following February.

After months of negotiations, a deal was reached in late November that would see the Cotto and Jennings headline a HBO pay-per-view on February 21, 2009, at a yet-to-be-announced venue. Though Atlantic City’s Boardwalk Hall had been rumored to be the venue in which the event would take place, it was announced in January that Cotto’s favored Madison Square Garden would be the location of the pay-per-view.

🥊SUCKERPUNCH BOXING🥊
————————————————————
PLEASE LIKE 👍🏻 & SUBSCRIBE ✅
————————————————————
#BOXING #FULLFIGHT #HIGHLIGHTS #KO #KNOCKOUT#MiguelCotto #Cotto

source

Canelo Álvarez 46–1–1 (32 KO) vs. Amir Khan 31–3 (19 KO) was a professional boxing match contested on May 7, 2016, for the WBC, The Ring magazine and lineal championship.
It was the first major sporting event to be held at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.

On 2 February 2016, Golden Boy Promotions officially announced that Canelo Álvarez and Khan had reached an agreement to compete for Álvarez’s WBC and Ring Magazine middleweight titles. The bout was scheduled for 7 May, at a catchweight of 155 pounds, planned to headline an HBO pay-per-view event during the Cinco de Mayo weekend.

Álvarez was committed to challenging elite opponents and acknowledged Khan’s credentials as both a decorated amateur and a two-time world champion. For Khan, the opportunity was meaningful, after struggling to secure high-profile bouts. Khan was confident that his speed and skill set would pose difficulties for Álvarez, even moving up in weight.

Both fighters entered the fight on impressive winning streaks: Álvarez had four consecutive victories following his loss to Floyd Mayweather, while Khan had achieved five straight wins since moving up to welterweight.

On February 4, the Nevada State Athletic Commission unanimously approved the bout for May 7 at the T-Mobile Arena. The contest was scheduled as the first boxing event at the newly opened venue.

Despite Canelo’s size and strength advantage, Khan was confident in his ability to secure a win, stating while a win over Canelo would hold greater significance than Mayweather’s victory in 2013. Khan viewed it as a chance to reinforce his standing among the elite fighters globally. He studied Mayweather’s strategy, which successfully mitigated Canelo’s physical advantages through movement and defense. Khan was aware that Canelo would have gained additional experience and strength since that fight but maintained that his own speed and footwork would be crucial.

🥊SUCKERPUNCH BOXING🥊
————————————————————
PLEASE LIKE 👍🏻 & SUBSCRIBE ✅
————————————————————
#BOXING #CLASSICFIGHT #HIGHLIGHTS #KO #KNOCKOUT #CANELO #CANELOALVAREZ #AMIRKHAN #KHAN

source

“PRETTY BOY” Floyd Mayweather was a completely different specimen from the ‘MONEY’ incarnation, that would later turn him into a Pay-Per-View Superstar.
Here are 15 fights where he showed a spite and venom to his work before hand problems forced him to change his style and embark on a different path.

Roberto Apodaca – 2nd Round – 11/10/1996
Jerry Cooper – 1st Round – 18/1/1997
Edgar Ayala – 2nd Round – 1/2/1997
Kino Rodriguez – 1st Round – 12/3/1997
Bobby Giepert – 1st Round – 12/4/1997
Tony Duran – 1st Round – 9/5/1997
Jesus Roberto Chavez – 5th Round – 12/7/1997
Louie Leija – 2nd Round – 6/9/1997
Hector Arroyo – 5th Round – 9/1/1998
Sam Girard – 2nd Round – 28/2/1998
Diego Corrales – 10th Round – 20/1/2001
Justin Juuko – 9th Round – 22/5/1999
Emanuel Augustus – 9th Round – 21/10/2000
Phillip N’dou – 7th Round – 1/11/2003
Arturo Gatti – 6th Round – 25/6/2005

🥊SUCKERPUNCH BOXING🥊
————————————————————
PLEASE LIKE 👍🏻 & SUBSCRIBE ✅
————————————————————
#BOXING #FULLFIGHT #HIGHLIGHTS #KO #KNOCKOUT #FloydMayweather #Mayweather

source