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Anthony Yarde KOs Lyndon Arthur in dramatic rematch & London results

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Lyndon Arthur vs. Anthony Yarde 2

Copper Box Arena in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London, England – 4 December 2021

Commonwealth & WBO Intercontinental Light Heavyweight Titles

Anthony Yarde W KO 4 Lyndon Arthur

Light Heavyweight

12x 3 Minutes

Round 1/ Big round for Yarde as he starts fast, landing two big punches.

Round 2/ A better round for Arthur with him trying to land the jab and uppercut, but with plenty of holding, mauling spoiling from Arthur, trying to break his rhythm he had in the 1st round.

Round 3/ A better round for both with both landing but Yarde landing more power shots.

Round 4/ With both landing in the 4th, after being caught by Arthur, Yarde replied in spectacular fashion knocking Arthur down, with the referee waving the bout over as he reached the count of ten. Time of the stoppage was 1:27 of the 4th round.

With Yarde winning the bout, Yarde will face the winner of the Callum Johnson vs. Joe Smith Jr. WBO light heavyweight championship fight.

Hamzah Sheeraz W TKO 9 Bradley Skeete

WBO European Super Welterweight Title

10x 3 Minutes

Fight Notes: After Skeete sneaking the 1st round, Skeete cruised the following rounds with Sheeraz chasing and not landing on the elusive and revitalised Skeete.

In round 8, Skeete went down as Sheeraz upped the pressure. With Skeete down, Sheeraz hit Skeete twice while he was down. At this point, Skeete should of been given more time or Sheeraz disqualified for the blatant foul but was given just a little time to recover and with Sheeraz deducted just one point. Skeete was knocked down a 2nd time in the same round, Skeete was up but unsteady with the bell going to end the round.

Round 9 saw Skeete down again as Sheeraz finally was applying the pressure that was missing earlier in the fight, this time the referee stopping the fight.

Sam Noakes W TKO 9 Shaun Cooper

WBC International Silver Lightweight Title

10x 3 Minutes

Fight Notes: Cooper was down in round 9. After making the referees count, Noakes went on the attack with plenty of time left in the round. The referee jumped in to wave off the bout, Cooper was not happy with what appeared to be an early stoppage. Time of the stoppage was 1:35 of round 9.

Dennis McCann W PTS 8 Juan Jurado

Super Bantamweight

8x 3 Minutes

Fight Notes: McCann made it 11-0 with a shut-out points victory over the durable Jurado. Referees scorecard read 80-72.

Karol Itauma W TKO 1 Tamas Laska

Light Heavyweight

6x 3 Minutes

Fight Notes: Itauma remained unbeaten with a 1st round TKO with Laska dropped via a body shot. The referee immediately waved off the fight. Itauma moves to 5-0.

Kamil Sokolowski W PTS 8 George Fox

Heavyweight

8x 3 Minutes

Fight Notes: First upset of the evening with Polish Journeyman winning the referees scorecard of 79-75, handing Fox his first defeat.

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Lyndon Arthur vs. Anthony Yarde 2 full fight card weights from London

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Lyndon Arthur vs. Anthony Yarde 2

Copper Box Arena in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London, England – 4 December 2021

Lyndon Arthur – 147lb 10oz
Anthony Yarde – 173lb 12oz

Hamzah Sheeraz – 153lb
Bradley Skeete – 153lb 4oz

Sam Noakes – 134lb 4oz
Shaun Cooper – 133lb 14oz

Dennis McCann – 124lb 3oz
Juan Jurado – 123lb 4oz

George Fox – 276lb 12oz
Kamil Sokolowski – 231lb 10oz

Karol Itauma – 175lb 7oz
Tamas Laska – 175lb 6oz

Charles Frankham – 133lb 5oz
Constantin Radoi – 134lb 3oz

Masood Abdulah – 129lb 12oz
Paul Holt – 128lb 9oz

Umar Khan – 125lb 3oz
Luke Merrifield – 125lb

Sonny Liston Ali – 143lb 8oz
Lee Hallett – 141lb 10oz

On December 4th Lyndon Arthur takes on Anthony Yarde from Copper Box Arena in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London. This will be the second time when Arthur faces off Yarde. Last year both fighters collided in a fight for the vacant World Boxing Organisation Inter-Continental Light Heavy Title when Lyndon Arthur won over Anthony Yarde with score decision. Now it’s time for Arthur to defend his title.

Two more titles will be on the line when Hamzah Sheeraz fights with Bradley Skeete for the WBO European Super Welterweight Title and in the match for the WBC International Silver Lightweight Title where Sam Noakes takes on Shaun Cooper.

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Hamzah Sheeraz faces Bradley Skeete in breakout fight this Saturday

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Bradley Skeete vs. Hamzah Sheeraz

Copper Box Arena, London, England – 4 December 2021

Hamzah Sheeraz reveals that he is inspired by the idea people are doubting him ahead of the biggest test of his career against Bradley Skeete at the Copper Box Arena on Saturday, live on BT Sport.

The unbeaten 22-year-old spent Monday afternoon at the old Peacock Gym along with the home fighters from the undercard for a media event ahead of the traditional formalities of the final press conference and weigh-in at the back end of the week.

Despite his suspicions over people harbouring reservations over his prospects against the 34-year-old Skeete, Sheeraz cut a confident figure in Canning Town – typically sporting his Arsenal winter coat – although he acknowledged that the former outright British champion and WBO European title holder at welterweight is a step or two up on the ladder for him.

“It is a great fight, I am looking forward to it and it is definitely the biggest fight of my career,” said the WBO European champion at super welterweight. “Experience-wise, in terms of rounds, knockouts, titles – he has ticked all the boxes. If you compare my record to his, I’ve ticked barely anything and he has ticked nearly everything.

“It is going to be an amazing fight and I am more than confident that I am going to get the job done. I’ve had a great camp and I am honestly buzzing,” he continued, before answering whether this should be considered a 50-50 fight.

“I’d say so. If anything it is probably more a 60-40 in his favour on paper. In terms of how I look at it personally it is 100% my way, but obviously I’ve got to prove that come Saturday night.

“It is kind of refreshing to hear people doubting me. I know it sounds a bit weird, but I am kind of enjoying it as this is better than jumping in the ring with someone you expect to get out of there in six rounds.

“If I was to knock him out between three and six, or even the 10th, it would be a great achievement.”

‘Super’ Skeete will present a puzzle for Sheeraz even before a punch is thrown because he won’t know whether to expect the tricky and defensive version of old or a more aggressive newer model.

“We have prepared for both and he says he is going to smash my face in. From interviews and how he is portraying himself, it seems like he is going to come all guns blazing, so hopefully he will meet me in the middle and make it an exciting fight. Although, to be honest, I don’t really see that happening.

“I can just see him boxing, switch-hitting and just being sharp as he always has been. I am kind of expecting the best version of him because it is his last chance.”

In the bill topper Manchester’s Lyndon Arthur (19-0, 13 KOs) defends his Commonwealth and WBO International Light-Heavyweight title against Ilford’s Anthony Yarde (21-2, 20 KOs) in a rematch of last December’s controversial clash that he won on points.

 Ilford’s Hamzah Sheeraz (13-0, 9 KOs) puts his WBO European Super-Welterweight title on the line against Penge’s former British champion Bradley Skeete (29-3, 14 KOs).

In a third title fight the vacant WBC International Silver Lightweight crown is up for grabs when Maidstone puncher Sam Noakes (7-0, 7 KOs) meets Willenhall’s Shaun Cooper (11-2).

Exciting Super-Bantamweight prospect Dennis McCann (10-0, 6 KOs) is in eight round action.

Mill Hill Heavyweight George Fox (4-0) faces a tough eight rounder against Pole Kamil Sokolowki (10-23-2, 4 KOs).

Chatham Light-Heavyweight Karol Itauma (4-0, 2 KOs), Reading Super-Featherweight Charles Frankham (3-0, 1 KO) and Islington Super-Featherweight Masood Abdullah (2-0, 2 KOs) are in six rounders.

Two four rounders complete the bill and feature Ilford Super-Bantamweight Umar Khan (2-0) and Upminster’s Super-Welterweight debutant Sonny Liston Ali.

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Lyndon out to settle business with Yarde, has warning for Tunde

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Lyndon Arthur vs. Anthony Yarde 2

Copper Box Arena, London, England – 4 December 2021

LYNDON ARTHUR has warned Tunde Ajayi to zip his lip if he ever comes face to face with Pat Barrett when the cameras aren’t rolling.

‘King’ Arthur’s trainer Pat Barrett and Ajayi who handles arch rival Anthony Yarde had a hate-filled confrontation last month at a press conference to announce the big Light-Heavyweight return clash.

The fighting will be done for real when Mancunian Arthur risks his Commonwealth and WBO Inter-Continental titles against Yarde at London’s Copper Box Arena on Saturday December 4, live on BT Sport.

It’s a rematch of Arthur’s split decision win against the Ilford knockout artist last December and besides titles being on the line the winner can look forward to a 2022 crack at WBO World champion, Joe Smith.

The respect between the fighters is real, but there is little love between Ajayi and Barrett who stormed out of the now infamous press conference that went viral.

Arthur, 30, said: “I haven’t taken Tunde’s ‘road’ talk too seriously. The beef between Tunde and Pat is down to them.

“I still don’t know if Pat was being serious or not, but for me Tunde was entertaining for the public. It was fun for people to watch.

“One thing, I wouldn’t advise Tunde is to get on the wrong side of Pat somewhere that isn’t public.”

Lyndon had hoped for a straight shot at Smith and then defend against Yarde, but a rematch clause means a great domestic clash to round off Queensberry’s cards for 2021 when the stablemates meet again.

He added: “It’s a case of getting this fight out of the way and then the World title next year.

“When I say that I don’t mean it’s a fight I am overlooking. It’s huge because it’s the win that brings World titles.

“Yarde and myself are fighters and just want to settle our business next month.

“I guess Yarde and myself are the same sort of people and whenever I have met him there isn’t any animosity. He is in my division and we have to fight.

“Perhaps when I win again he can come up to Manchester and have a night out or something like that.”

Since the controversial clash almost 12 months ago, Arthur has seen nine rounds of action when he stopped David Faraci in July.

In Yarde’s only fight he needed less than three minutes to beat Alex Theran in the following month.

Arthur says he has no activity advantage and insists: “A good fighter gets the rounds in the gym. I don’t believe in ring rust. As long as you get sparring and train hard it should come off.”

Manchester’s Lyndon Arthur (19-0, 13 KOs) defends his Commonwealth and WBO International Light-Heavyweight title against Ilford’s Anthony Yarde (21-2, 20 KOs) in a rematch of last December’s controversial clash that he won on points.

Ilford’s Hamzah Sheeraz (13-0, 9 KOs) puts his WBO European Super-Welterweight title on the line against Penge’s former British champion Bradley Skeete (29-3, 14 KOs).

In a third title fight the vacant WBC International Silver Lightweight crown is up for grabs when Maidstone puncher Sam Noakes (7-0, 7 KOs) meets Willenhall’s Shaun Cooper (11-2).

Exciting Super-Bantamweight prospect Dennis McCann (10-0, 6 KOs) is in eight round action.

Mill Hill Heavyweight George Fox (4-0) faces a tough eight rounder against Pole Kamil Sokolowki (10-23-2, 4 KOs).

Chatham Light-Heavyweight Karol Itauma (4-0, 2 KOs), Reading Super-Featherweight Charles Frankham (3-0, 1 KO) and Islington Super-Featherweight Masood Abdullah (2-0, 2 KOs) are in six rounders.

Two four rounders complete the bill and feature Ilford Super-Bantamweight Umar Khan (2-0) and Upminster’s Super-Welterweight debutant Sonny Liston Ali.

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Hospitality Tickets – £330
Lower Bowl Seat – £55

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