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Haney domina Prograis ed è il nuovo re WBC superleggeri

Una masterclass di pugilato. Questo è quanto Devin HANEY (31-0), oggi in veste di sfidante, ha imposto al campione WBC dei superleggeri Regis PROGRAIS (29-2 24 ko) per 12 riprese sul ring del Chase Center di San Francisco. Movimenti perfetti, colpi di precisione estrema, tecnica di gambe e tronco paradigmatiche oltre ad una discreta potenza. Se la vittoria ottenuta contro Lomachenko aveva gettato qualche ombra sul suo profilo, stanotte Haney si è ripreso tutto con gli interessi dominando l'avversario in lungo e in largo, mandandolo al tappeto nel 3 round con un diretto destro da manuale ma soprattutto senza mai dargli possibilità di risposta. Troppo forte Haney per Prograis: il 120/107 di tutti e tre i giudici ne è l'esatta fotocopia di un combattimento a senso unico. Haney conquista così il 31 successo e la corona WBC dei superleggeri. Rougarou Prograis, 34enne, in passato ex re dei superleggeri WBA, in possesso comunque di un ottimo record, è apparso un pugile ormai stanco e avviato al capolinea.

Nel sottoclou inattesa, pesante, sconfitta per Montana LOVE (18-2-1) che tornava a combattere a circa un anno dalla clamorosa squalifica subita per scorrettezze contro Steve Sparks. Stasera Love affrontava in un combattimento sulle 10 riprese l'imbattuto australiano Liam PARO (24-0), titolare della cintura WBO Global dei superleggeri. L'andamento del match vedeva Paro controllare grazie al maggiore allungo e Love rispondere con affondi più potenti, trascinandosi in sostanziale equilibrio senza troppi sussulti fino al 5 round, quando il campione pizzicava lo statunitense con un secco sinistro al volto. A quel punto Paro prendeva coraggio e, nel 6 tempo, stendeva Love con un duro montante sinistro al mento. Il pugile di Cleveland non faceva in tempo a rialzarsi che veniva nuovamente spedito al tappeto da un duro gancio sinistro alla mascella. Rimessosi sulle gambe, Love veniva investito dall'azione di Paro il quale, riuscito a mandarlo alle corde, lo tempestava di colpi fino allo stop dell'arbitro. Per Montana Love, ex promessa della sua categoria, si tratta della seconda sconfitta consecutiva. A questo punto se vorrà rimanere in alto sarà chiamato a fornire risposte importanti quanto prima.

Negli altri incontri vittoria di forza del 28enne cubano due volte campione del mondo dei dilettanti e medaglia d'oro olimpico Andy El Diamante CRUZ (2-0) su Jovanni STRAFFON (26-6-1). Cruz ha vinto il titolo Internazionale WBA dei leggeri all'esordio da pro.

Sconfitta anche per l'australiana Ebanie BRIDGES (9-2) che lascia nelle mani della esperta giapponese Myo YOSHIDA (17-4), ex regina dei minimosca, la corona IBF dei gallo. Unanime e meritata la vittoria di Yoshida 99-91 due volte e 97-93

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Haney vs Prograis

Tonight!!

Should be interesting..

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Oh Regis….. what happened

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Jack Catterall {-500} DEFEATS Regis Prograis {+350} via 12 round DECISION. Will go 12 rounds {-280} & Catterall wins by decision {-170} hits!

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Der Gewinner von Catterall vs. Prograis wird in einer großartigen Position für einen Titelkampf stehen

Regis Prograis ist zweifacher Weltmeister im Junior-Weltergewicht und hat das Ziel, einen dritten WM-Titel zu gewinnen. Jack Catterall verlor seinen einzigen Versuch 2022 durch eine äußerst umstrittene Split Decision gegen den damals unangefochtenen Champion Josh Taylor und er ist hungrig nach einer weiteren Chance. Regis Prograis ist auf der Jagd nach seinem dritten WM-Titel. Regis Prograis ist…

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Devin Haney shuts out Prograis in a dominating fashion

A domineering performance by 25-year-old American boxer Devin Haney saw him clinch the WBC super-lightweight title from the hard-hitting Regis Prograis. The two boxers met at Chase Centre, San Francisco in front of a sold-out arena of over 16,000 on 9 December 2023. After the fight, all three ringside judges scored the contest 120-107 in favour of Haney, who improved his record to 31-0 with 15…

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HANEY VS. PROGRAIS LAUNCH PRESS CONFERENCE IMAGES AND QUOTES

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Published: October 19, 2023

WBC World Super-Lightweight title on the line on Dec 9 at Chase Center in San Francisco

 TICKETS ARE ON SALE AT CHASECENTER.COM

DEVIN HANEY:   “I’m going to beat the s*** out of him. I’m thankful to be in this position and it’s a dream come true. This is a huge fight for boxing and it's a big opportunity for me because I have always dreamed of becoming a two-weight division World champion. I’m happy that I can hold on to my titles but also happy that I can challenge Regis, who is the best at 140. But I will show that I’m on a different level and that I am the best. I’m excited for it, and I think the fight is going to fireworks. I’m far above him. "If you look at the receipts, I called you [Regis Prograis] out before the [Danielito Zorilla] fight. This was the fight I always wanted at 140 if I couldn’t get one of the massive fights at 135 and so Regis Prograis was the guy who was next in line. Whether he was to look good or not, it didn’t matter to me. It’s the first fight at Chase Center and the fight big fight here in the Bay Area for some time. I’m just happy to be that guy because I always said I was going to come back here and bring big time boxing back here."   REGIS PROGRAIS:   “We can go back-and-forth but I don’t try to get underneath anyone’s skin. That’s not what I do. Maybe he doesn’t get the respect he deserves. He could have had it the easy way and I heard that they bought their losses away. I heard that from a bunch of people. But that s*** don't matter for me. For me, I’m going to fight him, and I don’t care what you got. It’s about me and you now. I look at who he is now because that’s who I’m fighting. I don’t care about all his past s***. I care about fighting him now and that’s what I’m looking forward to. I believe I have the power to take anyone out. "I don’t want to say too much but I think he’s going to be surprised at my skill. I’ve been working my ass off. I’ve been in LA training and sparring and in Texas doing the same s*** for a long time. It’s not going to be no ’skill versus power’ it’s going to be ’skill versus skill and then I still have power too. I want to show people in this fight my skill. Thank you Zorilla if he’s watching this. If I would have blasted Zorilla out in two rounds, then I don't think he [Haney] would have fought me. I really don’t. I had an off night. But it happened and we’re here now, so let’s go on December 9. I’m going to keep my belt. I’m not giving it up and I’m going to keep it, for sure. I feel like I’m going to stop him.”

EDDIE HEARN:   “I’m looking forward to this. It is one of the fights of the year coming to the Bay Area. We’ve sold nearly 9000 tickets at the Chase Center in the first week, which is just incredible. There hasn’t been big-time boxing here for over a decade here in San Francisco, and with Devin Haney coming home, the World champion Regis Prograis will be looking to spoil the party. "People may talk about a clash of styles and Haney’s skill and precision. But he likes to stand and fight as well – Regis Prograis is technically gifted, as well as being a huge puncher. This is one of the top fights in boxing, and both guys believe they are the favorite going into this fight. Devin Haney always promised me he would be back [with Matchroom], and he is a man of his word. We have him signed for one of the biggest fights in boxing, and, moving forward, we have matching rights and options on him – but I don’t think we’ll need it. This is the start of a new relationship with him, but it’s like he never left. "We also have Regis Prograis, who we represent, and our job was to deliver the biggest fights for him. We did that. We’ve brought Devin back to DAZN. He wants to win this fight and go on to fight Ryan Garcia and Teofimo Lopez. We can make all those fights happen on DAZN. But for Regis, he wants the same thing. So, this is really about the best facing the best. The undisputed World lightweight champion against the reigning WBC champion at 140 – it’s just a tremendous match-up, and we’re looking forward to seven great weeks of build-up. I think both fighters love the big occasions and the big nights. These are big-time fighters, and they are the guys who perform at their very best when they perform under pressure when everything matters. "This is a mega-fight. You know, on December 9, you are going to get the best out of Devin and the best out of Regis Prograis. Regis feels like he has never quite got the respect for his performances and for his resume that he perhaps deserves – and this is a fight that catapults Regis Prograis into the big time and into the band of Gervonta Davis, Devin himself, Teofimo Lopez, Ryan Garcia and all those mega names in boxing. He’s the champion, and he’s determined to do so. "There are some great fights on the undercard too. We have Liam Paro, one of our big Australian charges, up against Montana Love, which is a fantastic 140 match-up. Both fighters will have their eyes set on fighting the winner of Haney-Prograis and it is a real 50-50 fight. We’ve got Andy Cruz against Hector Tanajara in what is only Andy Cruz’s second professional fight for the Olympic champion facing a very tough and aggressive Tanajara. And the women’s IBF bantamweight World champion Ebanie Bridges putting her title on the line against Avril Mathie – and plenty more to look forward to on December 9."

(Featured Photo: Ed Mulholland/Matchroom)

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Josh Taylor’s Silence Speaks Volumes After Defeat to Essuman

The air inside Glasgow’s SSE Hydro was thick with anticipation on Saturday night. Josh Taylor—once a proud, unbeaten king of the light welterweight division—was set for a new beginning. A homecoming. A redemption. But instead of resurgence, the crowd witnessed a sobering reality: Taylor is no longer the fighter he once was.

There was no in-ring interview. No callout. No excuses. Just a quiet walk back through the tunnel, head low, gloves still on, and not a word to the thousands who once cheered him as their warrior. And in a sport filled with soundbites and showmanship, that silence echoed louder than any post-fight quote ever could.

A Night That Was Supposed to Spark a Comeback

This was supposed to be the start of Taylor’s second act. Having moved up to welterweight and joined forces with Queensberry Promotions, the 34-year-old was aiming to put his past struggles behind him. He was no longer the undisputed 140-pound champion—but in his mind, there was still time to rewrite the narrative.

His opponent, Ekow Essuman, while undefeated, didn’t carry the profile of a superstar. He was seen as a stepping stone—a test, but not an impossible one. But as the first bell rang, it was immediately evident that this wouldn’t be the cruise control outing many expected.

Taylor looked hesitant, lacking the confident rhythm that once defined his fighting style. His jab missed its target more often than not. His movement was stiff. His reactions just a beat too slow. He wasn’t being dominated in the flashy sense—but he was being picked apart, round by round, by a fighter who simply executed a smarter, more consistent game plan.

Essuman boxed like a man on a mission. Sharp counters, intelligent pressure, and calm composure in the face of a hometown favorite made for a performance that left the judges without question. After 12 rounds, the result was clear: a unanimous decision win for Essuman, and a third consecutive loss for Josh Taylor.

A Heavy Fall from Grace

It’s hard to overstate how dramatic Taylor’s fall has been. Just four years ago, he sat atop the boxing world. With wins over Ivan Baranchyk, Regis Prograis, and then Jose Ramirez, he became Scotland’s first undisputed champion in the four-belt era. His name was etched alongside the best in the sport.

But since then, it’s been a steady decline. His controversial win against Jack Catterall in 2022 marked the beginning of a downward spiral. Though the scorecards read in his favor that night, the boxing public saw something else: a fighter lucky to escape with a decision.

What followed were injuries, delays, and an ill-fated matchup with Teofimo Lopez, who comprehensively outboxed Taylor in New York. Saturday’s defeat to Essuman is now the third loss in a row���each one taking another piece from the legacy he worked so hard to build.

No Words, Just Reflection

When the final bell rang, Taylor didn’t ask for a mic. He didn’t raise his hands. He didn’t stick around for interviews. That choice, while disappointing for broadcasters and media, was telling. The moment wasn’t about words. It was about reckoning with the reality of where he stands—and what comes next.

Later, Taylor did speak—but only through a social media post. And it was raw, honest, and free of ego.

“I would just like to apologise to all the fans for leaving the ring before having an interview,” he wrote. “I didn’t want to say something in the heat of the moment or something I’d regret on live TV.”

That post resonated. It wasn’t bravado or defiance—it was the kind of reflection that only comes when a fighter knows he’s standing at a crossroads. Taylor wasn’t hiding. He was processing.

He added a note of appreciation for his supporters:

“Despite the result, last night was still special. It’s another memory I’ll carry forever.”

And with that, Taylor reminded the world why so many have admired him—not just as a boxer, but as a man.

The Champion’s Code: Respect Above All

Even in defeat, Taylor upheld the values that made him a fan favorite in the first place. After the dust settled, he shared a picture alongside Essuman, congratulating him and his team on a well-earned victory.

“Congrats on a good win. Respect to you, your team, and your family,” he wrote.

In a sport where tempers flare and rivalries often turn toxic, Taylor’s gesture was a reminder of boxing’s deeper tradition—one built on mutual respect and shared sacrifice.

Essuman, for his part, didn’t gloat. He fought a disciplined fight and earned the biggest win of his career, but his post-fight demeanor reflected admiration, not arrogance.

Is This the End?

So now the question hovers like a storm cloud: Is this it for Josh Taylor?

At 34, and after three losses in a row, retirement is on the table. The wars he’s endured—against Prograis, Ramirez, Lopez—have left their mark. Boxing is unforgiving, and Taylor’s body has taken a beating through years of top-level competition.

Yet, there are whispers of a different path. Jack Catterall is fighting Harlem Eubank in July. If Catterall wins, could a long-delayed rematch with Taylor finally happen? Would fans care enough to make it meaningful? And more importantly, would Taylor have enough left to make it competitive?

Only he knows. But one thing is clear: any decision he makes must be for himself—not for fans, not for promoters, and not for legacy repair. If he returns, it has to be because he still loves this sport. Otherwise, the price may be too high.

The Mark He Leaves Behind

Regardless of what the future holds, Taylor’s legacy is secure. He did something few fighters ever achieve��he became an undisputed champion. He carried the Scottish flag into global arenas and brought major title fights back home.

He wasn’t just a fighter. He was a trailblazer. And even in these twilight chapters, he continues to show what integrity in defeat looks like.

He never ducked challenges. He never made excuses. He fought the best—and gave fans nights they’ll remember long after he hangs up the gloves.

Closing the Chapter—or Turning the Page?

When Taylor walked out of the ring in silence, it wasn’t a tantrum. It wasn’t drama. It was a man confronting the truth.

Fighters are trained to battle adversity in the ring. But the real test—the one few talk about—is how they handle life when the cheers begin to fade. Josh Taylor may never return to the mountaintop, but if this was the end, he left with dignity.

And if he does come back, he’ll do it on his own terms—not to prove anything to us, but maybe to prove something to himself.

Whatever the choice, one thing’s for sure: Josh Taylor has already given enough.

Source: The Night Josh Taylor Didn’t Want to Talk

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Official Scorecards Of Barboza Upset Win Over Jack Catterall

The boxing world and fans were stunned in an upset tonight in the UK in boxing between Barboza and Jack Catterall. It wasn’t long ago that Catterall beat both Regis Prograis, Josh Taylor and Jorge Linares. Not to be tonight for him though as Arnold Barboza Jr beat him by razor thin split decision to win the WBO interim junior lightweight title. Here’s the official scorecards: It was a split…

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My Diqouti against Madueno Live on Dazn on Saturday

Miguel Maoino (31-3 28 KOS) will be a light-weight Oscar (28-2-1, 22 KOS) to interfere with SUB after she was subjected to Rigis Prograis, a shoulder injury on February 15 at the Honda Center in Anheim, California and Live on Dazen. The fighting card begins at 8:00 pm Et / 1:00 AM GMT / 2:00 AM UK local time, with DuaRte VS. Madueno Main Event Ringwalks expected at 11:00 pm Eastern time / 4:00 am…

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Devin Haney vs. Regis Prograis Fight Highlights

Devin Haney (31-0) showed out in his debut up at 140lbs. After that controversial win over Lomachenko, he dominated Regis Prograis to take the WBC super lightweight title. Now he needs a big marque fight to turn himself into a star. That's why he's fighting Ryan Garcia (24-1).

Haney vs Garcia goes down this Saturday (April 20) at the Barclay Center in Brooklyn.

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Devin Haney {-450} DEFEATS Regis Prograis {+310} via 12 round DECISION. Will go 12 rounds {-380} & Haney wins by decision {-235} hits!

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Jack Catterall Verletzt! Kampf gegen Ex-Champion Regis Prograis wurde verschoben.

Jack Catterall vs. Regis Prograis. Der Kampf im Juniorweltergewicht zwischen dem Top-Herausforderer Jack Catterall und dem ehemaligen Titelträger Regis Prograis wurde am Dienstag verschoben. Jack Catterall hat sich beim Training eine Rippenverletzung zugezogen und Matchroom Boxing hofft, den Kampf auf einen Termin im Oktober verschieben zu können. Der 12-Runden-Kampf sollte am 24. August als…