Ryan Garcia v Conor Benn: WBC welterweight championship – live updates
10m ago22.03 EDTA quick word on tonight’s order of play. Heavyweight prospect Da’Mazion Vanhouter has just stopped Raphael Akpejiori in the first round of the second-to-last undercard fight before tonight’s main event. The 21-year-old appeared to injure his left shoulder during an awkward tangle in which his arm was caught, leaving him in obvious discomfort.
- ▪10m ago22.03 EDTA quick word on tonight’s order of play.
- ▪Heavyweight prospect Da’Mazion Vanhouter has just stopped Raphael Akpejiori in the first round of the second-to-last undercard fight before tonight’s main event.
- ▪The 21-year-old appeared to injure his left shoulder during an awkward tangle in which his arm was caught, leaving him in obvious discomfort.
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10m ago22.03 EDTA quick word on tonight’s order of play. Heavyweight prospect Da’Mazion Vanhouter has just stopped Raphael Akpejiori in the first round of the second-to-last undercard fight before tonight’s main event. The 21-year-old appeared to injure his left shoulder during an awkward tangle in which his arm was caught, leaving him in obvious discomfort. Somehow he fought on … and only seconds later flattened Akpejiori for the stoppage.View image in fullscreenDa’Mazion Vanhouter lands a punch on Raphael Akpejiori during their heavyweight bout at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. Photograph: Josh Hedges/Zuffa Boxing/Getty ImagesNext up is Jai Opetaia against Noel Mikaelian in a cruiserweight fight that nearly became a legal battle before either man stepped into the ring.
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