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Jake Paul vs. Anderson Silva
After the Jake Paul vs. Anderson Silva fight, the boxing fans were left with mixed feelings. While the fight was a close fight, both men showed signs of improvement. The former showed a greater level of urgency and a more complete game than Silva. While Paul was able to land the best shots, Silva had trouble imposing his game. Fortunately, Paul was more comfortable in the distance and landed a lot of powerful shots. This helped him rack up a high punch count, a bloody nose, and take some key rounds.

While many fans claim the match was rigged, the truth is that Paul won the bout by unanimous decision. The judges' scorecards do not reflect that, but they do reflect a fair and even fight between two talented fighters. And while Paul's victory should not be tainted by accusations of a rigged fight, it's fair to point out that the UFC champion has gotten a lot of criticisms since becoming a household name in boxing.

Mikaela Mayer vs. Alycia Baumgardner
Baumgardner has been a world-class fighter since making her pro debut in 2017 and has won two WBO belts. In addition, she is the reigning WBC champion. The former national golden glove champion has a career record of 16-0, and has only lost once. Her last fight, against Terri Harper in February 2018, was a KO. In this fight, she will be looking to defend her WBC title, but first she must defeat Mayer.

Although both fighters fought hard, Baumgardner was able to control the fight. She landed strong punches and was able to force the pace and make the fight more tense. While Mayer landed more punches, she was outboxed by Baumgardner, who threw harder punches. The bout continued to get more exciting in the final rounds.

Conor Benn vs. Kenshiro Teraji
Conor Benn has been a rising star in the U.K. and many fans were looking forward to his performance against a higher-level welterweight. After beating Chris Van Heerden in April, Benn decided to challenge a more established name in the division. This fight is a great opportunity for Benn to earn double the money that other contenders earn at 147 pounds.

Benn has a record of 21 wins and no losses. He has fought five times in a year. His last fight lasted four rounds. He is a British national and has competed professionally for six years.

Hiroto Kyoguchi vs. Kenshiro Teraji
The Japanese boxer Hiroto Kyoguchi is a former amateur who made his professional debut in 2014. He stands 5'4" with a 64-inch reach and has a 19-1 record. Teraji's last fight came in May 2017, when he defeated Ganigan Lopez. Kyoguchi, who was born in Izumi, Osaka, is a former amateur who has won four straight ข่าวมวย. His last win came by technical knockout. He was crowned the IBF minimumweight champion on July 23, 2017.

Kenshiro Teraji is a fighter who is picky about his stylistic choices. He is not faddy like Hiroto. Kenshiro has been through a lot of trauma. He is a good boxer who knows when to strike.

Conor Benn's future
Conor Benn's future in boxer is incredibly uncertain. The 24-year-old dominated Sebastian Formella in a ten-round war in November. He was also dominant in his victory over Samuel Vargas in April. It's unknown exactly how his newfound success will be utilized. However, Benn insists that his victories are the result of his hard work in the gym.

Conor Benn has signed a multi-fight deal with Matchroom Boxing. Despite being only twenty-four, the Irishman feels ready for the next level and wants to step up his game. Benn has been handled well by Matchroom and has kept faith in him even after his loss to Ceylrick Peynaud.

Conor Benn's drug tests
Conor Benn's positive drug tests are a big question mark for the Irish boxer. His first positive test came on July 25th, and the second came on September 1st. It's unclear why he tested positive twice, but the Benn team believes it's an error. They also believe that an independent tribunal will find a different result.

Benn is accused of using the testosterone-boosting drug clomifene. This drug is used to treat infertility in women, but it is banned in sport due to its effect on testosterone levels. According to Mail Sport, Benn has failed another drugs test earlier this year. The news could prove to be damaging for Benn, and the UKAD is investigating the matter. The maximum ban for Benn is four years.