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Joe Joyce denied late world title opportunity in Moscow

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By Michael Collins
| Boxing News 24/7 Verified
Joe Joyce’s hopes of landing one final world title opportunity have taken a major hit after Murat Gassiev was matched against Germany’s Peter Kadiru instead of the British veteran for Saturday’s WBA heavyweight title fight in Moscow. Joyce had emerged as a possible replacement after Tony Yoka withdrew from his scheduled challenge because of a back injury.
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Roy Jones Jr says Xander Zayas wasn’t finished, just mentally broken

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By Michael Collins
| Boxing News 24/7 Verified
Roy Jones Jr believes Xander Zayas can still become a world champion despite suffering the first defeat of his professional career, arguing that the biggest damage from his loss to Jaron “Boots” Ennis was psychological rather than physical. Jones said the 23-year-old has all the talent needed to return to the top of the junior middleweight division, but first needs to rebuild his confidence after being stopped by Ennis. “He just was out that night,” Jones said on All The Smoke Fight.
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Anthony Joshua says he sees ways to beat Tyson Fury

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By Michael Collins
| Boxing News 24/7 Verified
Anthony Joshua believes he has already seen enough from Tyson Fury to know he can beat his longtime rival when they eventually meet. The former two-time heavyweight champion has watched Fury’s recent comeback closely but insists his confidence comes from his own preparation rather than anything he has seen from the “Gypsy King.” “I can see ways to beat Fury. I’m not banking on Fury, whether he’s going to be the best or his worst for me to win,” Joshua told DAZN.
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