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Boxing fans are eagerly anticipating the fights scheduled for this weekend. Here’s a rundown of what’s happening:
Headlining Fights
The most anticipated fight of the weekend is the heavyweight bout between Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury. This rematch is set to take place on Saturday, February 22, at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. The two fighters first faced off in December 2018, resulting in a controversial split draw. Fans are hoping for a decisive victory this time around.
In addition to the Wilder-Fury rematch, there are several other headlining fights scheduled for this weekend. On Friday, February 21, Julio Cesar Martinez will take on Jay Harris for the WBC flyweight title in Texas. On Saturday, the WBC super featherweight title will be up for grabs in a fight between Miguel Berchelt and Oscar Valdez in California.
Undercard Fights
While the headlining fights are the main attraction, there are several undercard fights that are worth watching as well. On the Wilder-Fury II undercard, Charles Martin will take on Gerald Washington in a heavyweight bout, and Emanuel Navarrete will defend his WBO junior featherweight title against Jeo Santisima.
Other undercard fights include a lightweight bout between Joseph Diaz Jr. and Shavkat Rakhimov, and a super middleweight bout between Sebastian Fundora and Daniel Lewis.
Analysis and Predictions
With so many fights happening this weekend, it can be difficult to predict who will come out on top. However, many experts are weighing in with their opinions.
For the Wilder-Fury rematch, some analysts are predicting a Wilder victory due to his powerful punch and knockout ability. Others believe that Fury’s superior boxing skills and footwork will lead him to victory.
In the Martinez-Harris fight, Martinez is the favorite to win due to his impressive record and knockout power. However, Harris is known for his strong defense and could potentially pull off an upset.
In the Berchelt-Valdez fight, Berchelt is the clear favorite due to his experience and impressive record. However, Valdez is known for his speed and could potentially cause an upset.
How to Watch
If you’re interested in watching any of the fights scheduled for this weekend, there are several options available. The Wilder-Fury II rematch will be available on pay-per-view, with coverage starting at 9 PM EST. The Martinez-Harris fight will be broadcast on DAZN, while the Berchelt-Valdez fight will be available on ESPN.
Overall, this weekend’s boxing matches are sure to provide plenty of excitement and drama for fans of the sport. Whether you’re rooting for Wilder or Fury, or just tuning in to see some great fights, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
