Sam Brookes is a sports reporter who writes for MailOnline and Express Digest. With a passion for covering a wide range of sports, Sam's articles provide in-depth analysis, interviews, and breaking news stories. His work has also been featured in publications such as ClickThrough Marketing, SALTEN, 247 News Around The World, and Cigalah Group.
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Johnny Fisher held on to his unbeaten record in controversial fashion with a split decision win over Dave Allen in Riyadh on Saturday night.
Johnny Fisher and Dave Allen went toe-to-toe in Riyadh on Saturday night Fisher was a big favorite, but was terribly scared by Allen
Luke Littler broke down in tears on the Alexandra Palace stage after beating Ryan Meikle 3-1 in his opening match at the World Championship.
By: Sam Brookes
Luke Littler made a winning start at the World Championship on Saturday night He was moved to tears in his TV interview after his opening victory
By: Sam Brookes
Oleksandr Usyk retained his heavyweight titles by beating Tyson Fury on points in their rematch in Riyadh on Saturday evening.
By: Sam Brookes, James Cohen
In a thrilling match where neither man refused to give an inch, it was Usyk who, just like seven months ago, finished strongest and claimed another victory.
The heavyweight pair went toe-to-toe seven months on from their first fight, which Usyk won via split decision to become undisputed champion of boxing's blue-riband division.
By: Sam Brookes
By SAM BROOKES Published: | Updated: The official scorecards have been released after Oleksandr Usyk beat Tyson Fury for the second time in Saudi Arabia on Saturday.
By: Alex Mccarthy, Sam Brookes
After a second consecutive defeat to Oleksandr Usyk in Saudi Arabia, with world titles at stake, Tyson Fury was naturally asked about his future in the sport.
The heavyweight pair went toe-to-toe seven months after their first fight, which Usyk won via split decision to become the undisputed champion of the blue boxing division.
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