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Opetaia's 3-0 record turned to 20-0. He fought 17 times without regularly throwing power left hands from the southpaw stance. "Straight left, straight left, straight left — it was more death by a thousand cuts."

Jai Opetaia retained his Ring and IBF cruiserweight titles with a destructive 5th-round stoppage victory over Claudio Squeo at Queensland's Gold Coast Exhibition Centre. Heading into the bout, Opetaia spoke of his desperation to fight for unified and undisputed honours, but with the requisite opponents tied up in other dealings, the Australian would be forced to fight another man deemed levels below the standard.

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The second round of the WBC Boxing Grand Prix is underway and it's time for the junior welterweights and the middleweights to impress once more.

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Conah Walker retained his British welterweight title with a brutal 7th-round knockout of veteran Liam Taylor in front of a raucous Birmingham crowd at the BP Pulse Live Arena. Walker, who won the Lonsdale belt with an incredible come-from-behind 11th-round victory over Harry Scarff in January, was the favourite this time around, and for good reason.

Conah Walker could fight Queensberry welterweight rival Ekow Essuman next, according to the British 147-pound champion's promoter Eddie Hearn. Walker (16-3-1, 7 KOs) battered and bloodied Liam Taylor (28-3-1, 14 KOs) for 7 rounds before knocking him out with a thunderous left hook in Birmingham on Saturday night in the co-feature to Galal Yafai-Francisco Rodriguez Jr.

SOLIHULL, England — Dave Allen could find himself in a big-money fight against a mystery opponent next after Eddie Hearn revealed to The Ring that plans to fight Jeamie 'TKV' Tshikeva for the British heavyweight title may be put on hold.