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400,000 dollars could have been earned by Gary O'Sullivan (27-2, 19 KO) for the fight against Gennady Golovkin (37-0-1, 33 KO). The duel was supposed to take place on May 5 at the Carson gala, but the Irishman rejected the offer a few days ago and Vanes Martirosyan (36-3-1, 21 KO) finally took his place in this fight.

33-year-old O'Sullivan will finally return to the ring on May 4 at the Golden Boy Promotions gala, which will also be held at Carson. The rival of the Irish will be Berlin Abreu (14-1, 11 KO).

The main event of this event will be the duel of Ryana Garcia, created by a new star, with Jayson Velez.

 

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Sulecki/Jacobs:

http://sport.tvp.pl/37010466/gala-w-nowym-jorku-m-sulecki-d-jacobs-walka

 

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Just looking at his forehead in the post fight press conference, I can say that Jacobs took much punishment in fight against Jacobs:

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https://www.allthebestfights.com/dirrell-vs-han-full-fight-video-2018/

 

I think Golovkin will take a loss or few before he wraps up his career. Sulecki is a danger man for him, he is one who can Golovkin. Sergiy Derevyanchenko is another who can cause the upset. Both Charlo brothers are huge threat to Golovkin's undefeated record as well. Also Eubank Jr can raise few eyebrows as well if he fights Golovkin.

 

Ezequiel Osvaldo Maderna back on June 19th card.

Arif Magomedov and Artur Asipov back on May 27th.

Gary O'Sullivan will face journeyman Berlin Abreu on May 4th card.

 

Derevyachenko is next for Golovkin after Martirosyan.

 

Next 5 possible opponents for Danny Jacobs:

1. Gennady Golovkin

Danny Jacobs arguably gave Golovkin his toughest test to date when he challenged the Kazakh in May of 2017, seemingly matching ‘GGG’ for size and landing his shots throughout the fight, which Jacobs felt he won. After beating Maciej Sulęcki this month, the ‘Miracle Man’ became WBA mandatory for the middleweight title, edging a rematch closer.

2. Jermall Charlo

A rising star in the 160lbs division, former IBF light-middleweight champion Charlo is undefeated in 27 fights. After his latest knockout win against Hugo Centeno Jr the Texan found himself mandatory for Golovkin’s WBC title. A showdown between Jacobs and the Texan could act as a final eliminator for both their rankings, while the two were also involved in an altercation backstage at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York in March adding fuel to the potential matchup.

3. Billy Joe Saunders

Saunders joins the long list of contenders waiting in line to face Golovkin, however what stands out about the Brit is his world title. If GGG is to face IBF mandatory Sergey Derevyanchenko next, Jacobs could get his world title redemption against the WBO holder, with Saunders previously stating he would welcome a fight.

4. David Lemieux

A previous opponent of both Golovkin and Saunders, facing the Canadian could offer Jacobs the opportunity to better their performances and make a statement. Lemieux takes on Frenchmen Karim Achour in his return bout but will be looking for sterner tests after.

5. Ryōta Murata

Murata offers a different avenue for Jacobs as the Japanese middleweight holds the WBA ‘regular’ title. The New Yorker held the WBA’s secondary world championships for two years after beating Jarrod Fletcher for the strap in 2014 and subsequently forced through a shot against Golovkin to unify the belts.

http://www.boxingnewsonline.net/danny-jacobs-what-next/

 

Today’s ‘MTK Signing of the Day’, as well as ‘Leftfield Signing of the Day’, is super-middleweight contender Lolenga Mock, who has hooked up with MTK Global to help his pursuit of a world title shot.

The great Dane, originally from Congo, was once a high-class journeyman – take them the distance, get robbed, get paid – whose topsy-turvy career all of a sudden took off in 2015, following a year-long hiatus. He now boasts 11 wins in a row and a number 15 ranking with the WBC.

Before the resurgence, Mock was best-known for giving David Haye all he could handle in 2003, dropping the soon-to-be world champion with a right hand to the forehead, and coming agonisingly close to stopping him. (Haye, it should be pointed out, remains the only person to have halted Mock within the scheduled distance.)

http://www.boxingnewsonline.net/box...ponent-yeleussinov-in-the-uk-and-mock-is-mtk/

 

Roamer Angulo (23-0, 20 KO) will be the next opponent of the World WBO superweight champion Gilberto Ramirez (37-0, 25 KO). The fight will come on June 30 at the gala organized in Oklahoma.

Ramirez WBO belt has been for two years. So far, he defended him three times, and fought his last fight in February, when he won points with Habib Ahmed. Earlier, the Englishman Rocky Fielding was attempted to compete with the Mexican in June.

For 34-year-old Angulo it will be the first championship opportunity in his career.

 

Good fight. Roamer is a come forward fighter and could give Ramirez problem or two.