Saturday, April 11 - London Fight Night
Main Event: Tyson Fury vs. Arslanbek Makhmudov
Typson Fury returned to the ring in London and looked sharp, dispatching the hard-hitting Arslanbek Makhmudov by unanimous decision. All three judges had it comfortably in Fury's favor - 120-108, 120-108, and 119-109 - a dominant performance from the Gypsy King that silenced any doubts about his comeback form.
In the aftermath, Fury wasted no time calling out Anthony Joshua, issuing a direct challenge for a potential Battle of Britain in late 2026. If the matchmaking gods cooperate, it would be one of the biggest heavyweight fights on British soil in a generation.
Co-Main Event: Conor Benn vs. Regis Prograis
Conor Benn put on a masterclass, sweeping all three scorecards at 98-92 against former super lightweight world champion Regis Prograis. Benn's pressure, combinations, and conditioning were on full display - a statement win that cements his place among the elite in the 147 lb division.
Catchweight: Tenshin Nasukawa vs. Juan Francisco Estrada
In one of the night's most compelling bouts, Japan's Tenshin Nasukawa stopped veteran world champion Juan Francisco Estrada by TKO in the ninth round. Nasukawa was in control throughout, outboxing and outworking the experienced Mexican champion before the stoppage came.
Richard Riakporhe vs. Jeamie Tshikeva
Richard Riakporhe was all business, stopping Jeamie Tshikeva by TKO in the fifth round to claim the British title. A statement performance from the cruiserweight contender.
Heavyweight: Justis Huni vs. Frazer Clarke
A close, tactical heavyweight contest that went the full distance. Justis Huni earned the majority decision (MD 10) in a fight where both men showed discipline and ring intelligence.
Middleweight: Vito Mielnicki Jr. vs. Omar Ulises Huerta
Vito Mielnicki Jr. delivered a controlled, professional performance over ten rounds, taking the unanimous decision (UD 10) against Huerta. A methodical display from the rising middleweight prospect.
Undercard Spotlight
Breyon Gorham stopped Eduardo Costa in the fifth round by TKO on the Fury-Makhmudov undercard - another win for a fighter building his résumé under the lights.
Chantel Navarro remained undefeated, dispatching Perla Lomeli by unanimous decision on the April 11 Las Vegas card. Navarro continues to look like one of the best female fighters in the sport.
Yan Marcos edged Dwyke Flemmings Jr. by split decision (SD 10) in a competitive middleweight affair.
Friday, April 10 - Newark & Miami
Prudential Center, Newark
Hebert Conceicao picked up a solid unanimous decision (UD 10) victory over Johan Gonzalez at the Prudential Center in Newark. Conceicao's hand speed and footwork were the difference.
Veron also earned a unanimous decision (UD 10) over Garcia in a supporting bout.
Dirty Boxing Championship 6 - Miami
Miami's Dirty Boxing Championship 6 delivered fireworks early. Zac Pauga scored a first-round TKO, and heavyweight Michael Garcia provided the highlight of the night with a first-round knockout. Early finishes, electric atmosphere - exactly what fans came to see.
What's Next?
All eyes now turn to the potential Fury vs. Joshua showdown. With Fury looking refreshed and hungry, and Joshua coming off his own recent outings, a Battle of Britain in late 2026 could be the biggest heavyweight event of the decade. Stay tuned to Sweet Science Sports for updates as the matchmaking develops.
