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A dramatic boxing illustration capturing the intensity of Dalton Smith's knockout win and the controversy surrounding Eddie Hearn's demands. The victorious fighter raises his fists in triumph while his opponent lies on the canvas, under bright arena lights, with a roaring crowd in the background, symbolizing the drama and high stakes of professional boxing

Dalton Smith – Knockout Win Triggers Eddie Hearn’s Criticism

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Dalton Smith delivered another explosive performance this weekend, stopping his opponent in brutal fashion and reinforcing his reputation as one of Britain’s top boxing prospects. But while fans celebrated the emphatic victory, Matchroom promoter Eddie Hearn wasn’t entirely pleased — and his post-fight comments made that crystal clear. Dalton Smith’s Knockout Victory: A Statement Win […]

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A dramatic boxing illustration capturing the controversy of an influencer boxer facing a legendary fighter, symbolizing the debate of 'Fight or Farce?'. The image features a flashy young fighter with modern boxing gear standing confidently in the ring, while an experienced veteran boxer stares him down with a serious, battle-worn expression. The split crowd in the background reflects the clash between entertainment-driven boxing and traditional competition.

Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson: Fight or Farce?

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Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson is set to go down on July 20th at the AT&T Stadium in Texas, with Netflix handling the global broadcast. It’s bold, bizarre, and undeniably buzzing. But is it a genuine boxing bout… or just a payday dressed up as a punch-up? Let’s break it down – spectacle or sideshow?

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