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Frank Warren has challenged Eddie Hearn to pit his best fighters against his rival promoter's in a bid to bring boxing back with a bang.

Eddie Hearn taking boxing to his own back garden… it’s all a bit strange isn’t it? But boxing is no stranger to bizarre venues with many fans left wondering ‘where?’ when fights are announced.Hearn has set up Fight Camp amid the coronavirus lockdown with four weeks of boxing getting underway this week.It comes after Warren took over the BT Studios for Joe Joyce’s bout with Michael Wallisch last weekend.And, with those strange settings in mind, Daily Star Sport has looked at four of boxing’s strangest venues over the years… David Haye v Vance Winn (July 15, 2003) David Haye did once fight in front of Hugh Hefner at the Playboy Mansion in Beverly Hills.

on this link here.The Rio Olympic silver medallist admitted Dubois was right to call him overweight but warned him it will be different when they meet and he is working with new trainer Ismael Salas.“That’s a fair point. I did enjoy lockdown,” said Joyce.“With a longer training camp that weight would drop off.

his clash with Daniel Dubois which has been pushed back to October because of the pandemic.Joyce was in Las Vegas with Ismael Salas preparing for his April date with Dubois when the coronavirus took hold and shut down the world.The Brit had just reunited with the Cuban trainer who he had worked with earlier in his pro career.But he won't be in his corner tomorrow because of travel restrictions and Joyce has kept in touch throughout camp by video calls.“I think it was just unfortunate with the virus and everything that I had to cut my plans short and come home [from Vegas],” said Joyce.“But it's good that I've got the pad man in, Steve Broughton, who works alongside Salas, so he knows the techniques and the combinations that Salas likes to

Dive right in! Like the weather, the Daily Star's FREE newsletter is a scorcherWhen Daniel Dubois arrived at Greenwich's National Maritime Museum on Tuesday afternoon, suited and booted despite the searing conditions, he received a familiar critique from an upcoming opponent.Germany's Erik Pfeifer, who will put the young heavyweight through his paces in a behind-closed-doors tune-up fight next Wednesday, issued a damning assessment of his ring intelligence."He's a good fighter but not a good boxer," Pfeifer said through his translator."He didn't have a good amateur career.

on this link here.He's 6ft 1in so he certainly stands out but there's something really impressive about the 21-year-old fighter.Heavyweight David Adeleye also looked impressive in his second pro outing.While big-hitting Mark Chamberlain continues to floor opponents with his heavy hands so keep an eye on him for the future.The show has given us a great platform to build on as we prepare for a busy summer of boxing.Next up we have Joe Joyce topping the bill in a heavyweight clash with German Michael Wallisch a week today.There's a lot on the line for Joyce as any slip up could cost him the big one with Daniel Dubois in October and he will want to impress.

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FREE newsletter is packed with the best (and weirdest) stories from around the worldDaniel Dubois and Joe Joyce will fight behind-closed-doors this summer – but not against each other.The pair are due to face each other for the British and Commonwealth heavyweight titles on October 24 at the O2 in London.The highly-anticipated domestic clash was due to take place in April but was pushed back by the coronavirus lockdown.Promoter Frank Warren wants the bout to take place in front of fans with more than 12,000 tickets already sold for O2 event.But because of the delay both men have taken warm-up fights to keep busy.Joyce, 34, has not fought since he beat Bryant Jennings in July last year but will return to the ring against German heavyweight

Joe Joyce may be forced into a warm-up bout to prepare him for his British title fight with Daniel Dubois.

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