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Mayweather set to face Logan Paul on June 5, finally

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By Ponciano Melo – Mayweather set to face Logan Paul on June 5, finally

Floyd Mayweather and Logan Paul are set to clash on June 5 in their revised show session.

The cash turning match was expected to be hung on February 20. however, Boxing deferred it because of what Paul depicts as \’confusions\’ with Mayweather.

Notwithstanding, as per The Athletic, the battle has now been planned for June.

Accordingly, the battle will occur on that very night Teofimo Lopez takes on George Kambosas in a journey to guard his lightweight world titles.

The undercard for that battle would likewise see Evander Holyfield return to the ring to take on Kevin McBride in a show battle.

The way things are, Mayweather\’s session with Paul is yet to be resolved, yet the 44-year-old took to Instagram to distinguish the five viable urban communities.

He found out if they might want to see the battle in Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Miami, Dallas, or Atlanta.

In any case, Mayweather – who resigned in 2017 with an ideal 50-0 record – held the last 15 expert battles of his vocation in Nevada and could be enticed to get back to a natural area.

As indicated by reports, Mayweather will be restricted to 160lb for the battle, while Paul will be limited to 190lb.

Paul has recently expressed that the battle will see him go six three-minute rounds against the game\’s best pound-for-pound contender. Be that as it may, official terms of the modified session have not been delivered.

The web-based media wonder has possibly battled expertly twice – when taking on individual YouTuber KSI – while his sibling Jake has won three expert battles.

Mayweather\’s last battle saw him beat UFC hotshot Conor McGregor; however, he had a display session with featherweight kickboxerTenshinNasukawa in December 2018. He won inside the first round.

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Leon Edwards settles doubt after denying Kamaru Usman again

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Leon Edwards settles doubt after denying Kamaru Usman again

It was not luck nor a fluke. Leon Edwards proved once again that he is better than Kamaru Usman after winning their rematch in the main event of UFC 286.

Edwards successfully defended the UFC welterweight belt he stole from Usman back in August with a majority decision victory in front of his home crowd at the O2 Arena in London, England.

He connected 120 significant strikes compared to only 87 from Usman while also limiting the latter’s takedown attempts.

“I knew it was a close fight and I knew he would come out [hard] in the last round. He was keeping good pressure on but not much was happening,” Edwards said after the fight.

Shortly after winning, UFC revealed that he will next make a title defense against Colby Covington in a to be determined date and venue

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Lonzo Ball to potentially miss second straight NBA season due to third knee surgery

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Lonzo Ball to potentially miss second straight NBA season due to third knee surgery

Lonzo Ball is on a tough road returning to the NBA after confirming another necessary surgery on his left knee.

The 25-year old Chicago guard has not played since January 14, 2022 due to his knee injury and now he will undergo a knife for the third time in the same knee.

He expressed frustration but clings on to a full recovery.

“My main focus has been on returning to the court and getting to a place where I can rejoin my teammates. This has been a frustrating process, but I’m confident these next steps are the best path forward,” he said in a statement.

This reminds many of Derrick Rose’s injury-ridden career with the Bulls. However, Ball, just like Rose, continues to persevere to overcome the setback.

“The support of my family, friends, fans and medical staff throughout my recovery is what keeps me moving forward. I can’t wait to get back to what I love doing most – playing basketball.”

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NBA further suspends Ja Morant for eight games after conducting own investigation

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NBA further suspends Ja Morant for eight games after conducting own investigation

While Ja Morant is continuously being away from the Memphis Grizzlies after his gun showing incident, the NBA has already decided on what his punishment will be.

Morant has been suspended for eight games without pay that will cost around $669,000 of his salary, this started when he stepped away from the game to reevaluate himself.

He has already served six games and will continue to be ineligible for the next two games. However, despite these suspensions, Morant’s return seemingly remains indefinite.

“Ja’s conduct was irresponsible, reckless and potentially very dangerous. It also has serious consequences given his enormous following and influence, particularly among young fans who look up to him,” said NBA Commissioner Adam Silver in the league’s statement.

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