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Garcia vs Barrios: Las Vegas Welterweight Showdown Headlines DAZN PPV
WBC welterweight champion Mario Barrios defends his belt against Ryan Garcia in Las Vegas on Feb. 21 at the T-Mobile Arena, live on DAZN PPV, headlining a card that also features three world-title fights. The undercard includes Hitchins-Duarte (IBF super-lightweight), Gary Antuanne Russell vs Andy Hiraoka (WBA), Frank Martin vs Nahir Albright, and Bektemir Melikuziev vs Sena Agbeko. Prelims start 3:00 PM PT, main card 5:00 PM PT with the main event around 9:00 PM PT; PPV pricing is US $69.99 or $99.99 for a bundle, plus DAZN Ultimate Tier options.

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Zuffa Boxing will stage its first event on Jan. 23 at UFC APEX, headlined by undefeated Callum Walsh against veteran Carlos Ocampo, as Dana White and TKO push into boxing with plans to sign rising fighters and reshape the sport.

The Potential Rematch: Tyson Fury vs Francis Ngannou - A Clash of Titans
Former two-division champion Billy Joe Saunders believes that Tyson Fury was not at his best during his crossover boxing match against Francis Ngannou. While Fury won by split decision, Saunders thinks that if Fury had been even a fraction of himself, Ngannou wouldn't have stood a chance. Saunders attributes Fury's performance to a lack of focus and underestimating his opponent. Despite Ngannou's strong showing, a rematch between Fury and Ngannou is not currently on the table, as Fury is set to face Oleksandr Usyk next in a heavyweight title fight scheduled for February.

Tyson Fury's Close Call Against Francis Ngannou Raises Concerns
Boxing promoter Eddie Hearn criticizes Tyson Fury's performance against Francis Ngannou, stating that both fighters looked inexperienced. Despite being the heavy favorite, Fury was knocked down by Ngannou in the third round. Hearn suggests that Ngannou deserves a rematch with Fury, but also proposes that his fighter Anthony Joshua could face either Fury or Ngannou. Hearn believes the outcome of the fight has created chaos in the boxing world.

Terence Crawford Dominates Errol Spence Jr. in Undisputed Welterweight Showdown
Terence Crawford dominated Errol Spence Jr. in their highly anticipated welterweight championship fight, becoming the first undisputed champion of the four-belt era. Crawford's masterclass performance solidified his status as the best pound-for-pound boxer in the world, leaving no need for a rematch. Spence should now pursue his legacy in the 154-pound division. Isaac Cruz's split decision win sets up potential fights with Gervonta Davis or for a world title. Nonito Donaire's future in boxing is uncertain after a dominant loss, and Yoenis Tellez scored a big win by taking a risky fight on short notice.

Jaron Ennis Sends Warning to Spence Jr. and Crawford After Dominant Victory
After his impressive victory, Jaron Ennis expressed his desire to face the winner of the upcoming welterweight championship bout between Errol Spence Jr. and Terence Crawford. Ennis acknowledged the potential rematch clause in their contract and mentioned potential opponents like Eimantas Stanionis, Keith Thurman, Yordenis Ugas, and Vergil Ortiz if the champions remain occupied with each other. Ennis, the interim IBF welterweight champion, is eager to make these fights happen and aims to step into the ring one more time before the end of the year.

Eddie Hearn Eyes Berlanga vs. Golovkin Showdown as DAZN Investment Opportunity
Eddie Hearn wants Gennadiy Golovkin to be the next opponent for Edgar Berlanga, following his victory over Jason Quigley. Hearn needs a big name to help sellout the big room at Madison Square Garden for Berlanga’s fight on DAZN, and he sees Golovkin as ideal for that purpose. Berlanga needs wins over notable opposition to motivate Canelo Alvarez to fight him in 2024. However, Berlanga has looked poor in his previous fights, and Golovkin is still dangerous.

Berlanga dominates Quigley with four knockdowns in boxing victory.
Edgar Berlanga defeated Jason Quigley on scores of 116-108, 116-108, and 118-106, improving his record to 21-0. Berlanga scored four knockdowns, including two in the 12th round. Berlanga expressed interest in fighting Jaime Munguia and Gennadiy Golovkin next. Joe Cusumano defeated Adam Kownacki via TKO in the eighth round. Reshat Mati defeated Dakota Linger via TKO in the ninth round. Yankiel Rivera won a unanimous decision over Christian Robles.

Tim Tszyu's Winning Streak Fuels Controversy and Conspiracy Theories.
Jermell Charlo suggests that Tim Tszyu's win over Tony Harrison may have been aided by the salt in Australian tap water. Charlo, who is expected to fight Tszyu later this year, also boasts about his own skills in the ring. Tszyu will stay busy with a fight against Carlos Ocampo this weekend.

Haney retains undisputed title in instant classic against Lomachenko.
After a close and competitive fight, Devin Haney defeated Vasiliy Lomachenko for the undisputed lightweight championship. Lomachenko's team expressed a desire to challenge the decision, but a successful appeal is unlikely. Haney is not interested in a rematch and is eyeing potential fights with Gervonta Davis and Shakur Stevenson. Haney may also move up in weight to the junior welterweight division, where Josh Taylor recently vacated his belts. Lomachenko may also move down to 130 or pursue fights with Davis and Stevenson.

Devin Haney narrowly defeats Vasiliy Lomachenko in highly anticipated boxing match.
Devin Haney won a unanimous decision over Vasiliy Lomachenko in a thrilling lightweight title bout, but the result was disputed by some fans. Lomachenko put on a gutsy and brilliant performance, fighting two divisions higher than his natural weight and landing more meaningful power punches in the second half. Haney made the fight's first big adjustment by slowing Lomachenko down to the body, but faded in the second half. The fight was a technical showcase of two pound-for-pound elites and a legitimately great fight at the same time. The best matchups in boxing are between 135 and 140 pounds.