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<\/a>By Faisal \u201cFayz\u201d Masood<\/strong><\/p>\nIt\u2019s been a busy week for boxing with big fights, big comebacks and big news so let\u2019s have a look at just some of the news which has made for headline reading\u2026.<\/p>\n
Tyson Fury\u2019s Return<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n Tyson Fury returned to action this past Saturday and sometimes you have a fight which leaves fans wanting more \u2013 usually for good reasons because of the entertainment and action provided by the fighters, in this case it left fans wanting more because Fury\u2019s opponent, Sefer Sefari decided he wanted to stop boxing after round four and promptly quit! The fans would be well within their rights for demanding more from the fight, after such a long layoff Tyson Fury himself would have either wanted a few more rounds to knock the rust off, or a few big punches to knock his opponent out. <\/p>\n The clearly over matched and undersized opponent to the 6\u20199 former World Champion never looked threatening and before Fury had a chance to get the engine going, Sefari decided enough was enough and called the fight off. It\u2019s little wonder that Fury showed more interest in the fight occurring outside the ring amongst the crowd than his own fight.<\/p>\n Crawford Still No.1?<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n Terence Crawford is many people\u2019s no.1 pound for pound fighter in boxing. When you watch Lomachenko fight, you think maybe \u2018Hi-Tech\u2019 is the best, then you watch Crawford fight and think well actually, \u2018Bud\u2019 is still number one. Against the WBO welterweight champion Jeff Horn, Crawford stepped into the division for the first time and left his footprint in the class with a clinical display in which he thoroughly outclassed the Australian. The fight was not close at any point and Crawford looked in complete command every step of the way. The end came in round nine with yet another great finish from Crawford who is showing much like the man his promoter Bob Arum compared him with (Sugar Ray Leonard), that he has the killer instinct and closes the show whenever he smells blood. Whoever you favour as the best fighter in the world, Loma or Crawford, there really is little between them. The boxing world will certainly be keeping a close eye on who Crawfords next opponent will be.<\/p>\n David Haye Finally Calls Time on His Career<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n After a couple of abysmal performances against Tony Bellew, David Haye has finally seen the light and decided to bring down the curtain on his boxing career. Hayes body, as well as his punch resistance just wasn\u2019t up to par in his last few bouts and Bellew exposed Haye for what he was, a shot fighter looking for a pay day.<\/p>\n Hopefully though, fans will not remember Haye for those performances but for a fine career which proved he was one of the best boxers to have ever come from the country. At his best Haye was one of the most exciting and entertaining boxers in the world. His traits included speed, power, elusiveness and explosiveness which led to Haye becoming one of only two men to have unified the cruiserweight world titles and then go onto become a heavyweight champion, the only other man was Evander Holyfield \u2013 esteemed company indeed! Here\u2019s wishing Haye\u2019s next move proves as successful as his boxing career.<\/p>\n Golovkin Declines Golden Boy Terms For Canelo Rematch<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n Middleweight King Triple G has reportedly declined an offer to fight Canelo Alvarez in their rematch, turning down a split of 57.5% \u2013 42.5% in Canelo\u2019s favor. This was a higher split than Golovkin accepted for their first bout but the circumstances now are different and I am of the opinion that \u201cGGG\u201d has made the right decision. Golovkin missed out on a lot of money due to Canelo’s suspension through no fault of his own. There is also the cloud hanging over his head fighting against a \u2018tainted\u2019 boxer. Canelo is an extremely talented fighter and without doubt one of the best fighters on the planet, after failing a drugs test, I\u2019m not sure any fighter would want to risk their health against him without being properly compensated, fighting Canelo would be difficult enough, when you have doubts about his drug use, the mindset just is not going to be right heading into the fight. Golovkin deserves the split he is asking, which is 50-50, let\u2019s not also forget he holds numerous world titles in the middleweight division.<\/p>\n Check out Fayz’s available books for download on Amazon. He also runs his own Personal Training site and blog <\/a>over at Fayz Fitness.<\/span><\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n Strength and Conditioning for Boxing \u2013 Workout Hits to get you Fighting Fit<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n The Boxing Cheat Sheet \u2013 Your Ultimate Guide to Ring Survival<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n