Mild heavyweight famous person Anthony Yarde is about to return to motion towards Ralfs ‘The Prepare’ Vilcans on October 19 on the Copper Field Enviornment in London – dwell on Sky Sports activities.
The previous two-time world title challenger and WBO No 1 ranked gentle heavyweight famous person will likely be on the undercard for the large tremendous light-weight contest between Adam Azim and Ohara Davies.
“For me it’s activity, getting back in the ring, being active and entertaining boxing fans,” Yarde instructed Toe 2 Toe.
“Being in the ring, being under the lights and I’ve has these big fights. I’ve taken on all challengers. I’ve never ducked an opponent or turned down a fight.”
Yarde (25-3, 24 KOs) went toe-to-toe with unbeaten gentle heavyweight champion Artur Berterbiev for the WBC, IBF and WBO World Titles in a bruising eight-round battle in January, 2023 at Wembley Enviornment.
The Hackney-born boxer has since claimed stoppage wins over Jorge Silva and Marko Nikolic and his extremely anticipated ring return will likely be on the Copper Field Enviornment as he seems to maneuver again into main title rivalry.
“I fought Berterbiev and gave him his hardest fight before the [Dmitry] Bivol fight over the weekend. Each time I’m getting better and my opponents are getting better as well. I feel like I’m just getting closer,” Yarde mentioned.
“I’ve done it. I only had 12 amateur fights so even getting to this point in professional boxing is something I’ve dreamed of and something I also dream of is becoming champion myself, so it’s about staying focussed.”
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Yarde could not agree with the 116-112 rating from the Beterbiev-Bivol battle however agrees Beterbiev deserved to win
Vilkans (17-1, 7 KOs) is a former WBC Worldwide gentle heavyweight, who has only one defeat from his 18 skilled contests.
The 30-year-old from Riga, Latvia, often known as ‘The Train’, will likely be trying to derail Yarde’s newest title cost.
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Johnny Nelson believes rising star Adam Azim might want to put in a career-best efficiency towards Ohara Davies
Azim says he has respect for former coaching associate Davies forward of their crunch showdown.
“My mindset has been brilliant, actually. I’m just looking forward to the fight. Having been out of the ring since February I’m very enthusiastic to be in the ring and put on a great performance,” he mentioned.
“We’re going to have respect before the fight and respect after the fight, but when we go into that fight, obviously it’s nothing personal, just business. We’re going to put on a great fight.
“I respect Davies’ energy however in terms of that, I’ve to not get hit. My attribute is that I’ve obtained nice head motion and nice defence as properly.”
Dan Azeez fights unbeaten rival Lewis Edmondson in a lightweight heavyweight conflict
Additionally on the cardboard, Dan Azeez faces unbeaten rival Lewis Edmondson in a crunch gentle heavyweight conflict, and Michael McKinson takes on South Africa’s Tulani Mbenge for the vacant IBO World Welterweight title.
Jeamie TKV and Franklin Ignatius reignite their novice rivalry in a hotly anticipated heavyweight showdown, former world champion Shannon Courtenay and rising bantamweight star Francesca Hennessy return to motion, and Scottish novice standout Sam Hickey makes his skilled debut.
Adam Azim will battle Ohara Davies on the Copper Field Enviornment in London on October 19, dwell on Sky Sports activities. Stream boxing and extra with NOW
