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RIP!!!!! BOXER PASSES AWAYS DAYS AFTER FINAL FIGHT

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Paul Bamba

Boxer Paul Bamba has died at the age of 35, his manager, Ne-Yo, announced Friday.

The Puerto Rican fighter’s death comes less than a week after his last fight, a victory against Rogelio Medina that saw him crowned WBA Gold Cruiserweight champion.

American singer Ne-Yo, who made Bamba the first signing to his new management company in November, confirmed the news in a joint statement alongside Bamba’s family on Instagram.

“It is with profound sorrow that we announce the passing of beloved son, brother, friend and boxing champion Paul Bamba, whose light and love touched countless lives,” the statement read.

“He was a fierce yet confident competitor with an unrelenting ambition to achieve greatness. But more than anything, he was a tremendous individual that inspired many with his exceptional drive and determination,” the statement continued. “We are heartbroken by his passing and kindly ask for privacy and understanding during this difficult time as we collectively navigate our grief.”

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Mike Tyson Names The Former World Champion Even He Wouldn’t Fight: “He Beats Everybody”

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mike tyson

In his prime, Mike Tyson stood firm as one of the most ferocious heavyweights on the planet.

Tyson reached the pinnacle of the sport in November 1986 when he knocked out Trevor Berbick to capture the coveted WBC heavyweight title, becoming the youngest world heavyweight champion in boxing history.

‘Iron’ Mike went on to hold the undisputed championship for three years between 1987 and 1990, defeating the likes of Larry Holmes, Michael Spinks and Frank Bruno in successful title defences. He would eventually lose his crown to James ‘Buster’ Douglas in a monumental upset at the Tokyo Dome in Japan.

Mike Tyson Names The Former World Champion Even He Wouldn’t Fight: “He Beats Everybody”

In a recent admission, Tyson spoke out and revealed there is one fighter that his caught his attention following a fine run of form. That man is former two-time super middleweight champion David Benavidez, who has emerged as a dominant force across both the 168lb and 175lb divisions.

Speaking to ESNews, Tyson spoke highly of ‘The Monster’, claiming even he would be ‘afraid’ to face the 28-year-old, backing him against any potential opponents.

“I like him against everybody. Listen, I’d be afraid to fight him too if I was in that division. No one even has a chance against him, and I’m talking facts.

Benavidez made the move up to 175lbs last year, capturing the WBC ‘Interim’ title against Ukrainian veteran Oleksandr Gvozdyk. ‘The Monster’ secured the mandatory position for Canelo Alvarez’s WBC super middleweight title, although a bout between the pair could not be materialised for a number of reason.

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Why Boxing Legend Floyd Mayweather Gets Not One But Two Rolls-Royces Ahead Of His Birthday

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Floyd Mayweather

Floyd Mayweather is no stranger to extravagant car shopping sprees, and his latest purchase proves he has no plans of slowing down. With his 48th birthday still weeks away, the undefeated boxing champion decided to celebrate early by adding two brand-new Rolls-Royces to his already massive collection.

Mayweather, known for his over-the-top spending habits, reportedly spent $1.2 million on the pair, further cementing his reputation for acquiring luxury vehicles on a whim. The Rolls-Royces, both 2025 editions, were purchased from his go-to dealership, Champions Motoring.

One of Mayweather’s latest additions is far from standard. This Rolls-Royce features Mansory’s signature customizations, making it stand out even among the boxer’s already impressive fleet. The vehicle, finished in sleek black, boasts a Starlight Headliner, Charles Blue leather interior, and gloss black trim. The Mansory badge on the sills confirms that this isn’t just another luxury sedan—this one comes with a few performance and aesthetic upgrades.

Externally, the car features an exposed carbon-fiber rear wing, a quad-pipe exhaust system, and larger aftermarket wheels. While details about any engine modifications remain unclear, Mansory’s reputation suggests that the performance could have been tweaked as well.

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Claressa Shields Makes History as Boxing’s First-Ever Undisputed Women’s Heavyweight Champion

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Claressa Shields made history by becoming the first boxer, male or female, to win undisputed world championships in three different weight classes. Shields defeated Danielle Perkins to claim the WBC, WBA, IBF, and WBO heavyweight titles, solidifying her status as a boxing legend.

Claressa Shields has solidified her place in boxing history as a three-division champion and the first-ever undisputed women’s heavyweight champion. With an unblemished record of 16-0, Shields is the only boxer, male or female, to claim undisputed champion status across three different weight divisions in the four-belt era—junior middleweight, middleweight, and now heavyweight.

Over the weekend, Shields made history once again when she defeated the previously undefeated Danielle Perkins in a powerful fight. With just seconds left in the 10th and final round, Shields landed a decisive right hook that floored Perkins. The judges scored the fight 97-92, 99-90, and 100-89, all in Shields’ favour, securing her the win and the undisputed women’s heavyweight title.

Claressa Shields (Getty Images)

This victory not only crowned Shields as the undisputed champion of the heavyweight division, but it also cemented her place as the first boxer in the four-belt era—regardless of gender—to become the undisputed champion in three different weight classes. Shields now holds the WBC, WBA, IBF, and WBO heavyweight titles, with the heavyweight division for women considered to start at 175 pounds.

Shields’ latest victory also ended Perkins’ undefeated record, which now stands at 5-1 with two knockouts. Meanwhile, Shields remains undefeated, with her professional record now standing at 16-0, including three knockouts.

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