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Top Rank, Queensberry Promotions, BombZsquad Promotions & Premier Boxing Champions present: One and for All
Live from the T-Mobile Arena in Paradise, Nevada.

Live on ESPN App & FOX Sports App: 4:30 pm ET | 1:30 pm PT | 9:30 pm BST
Live on ESPN+, ESPN2 and FS1: 7 pm ET | 4 pm PT | 12 am BST

Live on FOX/ESPN+ PPV: 9 pm ET | 6 pm PT
Live on BT Sport PPV: 2 am BST

PPV Prices
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BT Sport: £24.95

Main Card (9 pm ET | 6 pm PT | 2 am BST | 12 pm AEST)

WBC, The Ring & Lineal Heavyweight Championship
Tyson Fury vs. Deontay Wilder

WBC Continental Americas & WBO NABO Heavyweight Championship
Efe Ajagba vs. Frank Sanchez

12 Round Heavyweight Bout
Robert Helenius vs. Adam Kownacki

8 Round Heavyweight Bout
Jared Anderson vs. Vladimir Tereshkin

Undercard (7 pm ET | 4 pm PT | 12 am BST | 9 am AEST)

Vacant NABO Super Middleweight Championship
Edgar Berlanga vs. Marcelo Esteban Coceres

10 Round Super Welterweight Bout
Julian Williams vs. Vladimir Hernandez

Preliminary Card (4:30 pm ET | 1:30 pm PT | 9:30 pm BST | 6:30 am AEST)

10 Round Featherweight Bout
Robeisy Ramirez vs. Orlando Gonzalez

8 Round Heavyweight Bout
Viktor Faust vs. Mike Marshall

4 Round Featherweight Bout
Bruce Carrington vs. Cesar Cantu

8 Round Super Lightweight Bout
Elvis Rodriguez vs. Victor Vazquez

*Fight card subject to change

Prelims start on the ESPN and Fox apps in 20 mins

- N'er speak ill of the dead or dying or the B-Team dunce dance of Deyonce and Blubber Fury. Winner gets to pay for their post fight motel room together.

Full credit goes to the Ace undercard that's easy on the eyes.

Meanwhile, back at the pass the A-Team Unified Titlists plot their return match for all the tea in China

No one watching the prelims?

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑09 Oct 2021, 17:18 No one watching the prelims?

I've bought the fight on BT but it says it doesn't start for an hour... I guess the full undercard isn't being televised?

Spanish speaking commentators ripping the piss out of sweet Caroline on my Smith Fouler stream as I'm typing this

What am I going to miss? Surely I'll get to see Jared Anderson?

Cyclops wrote: ↑09 Oct 2021, 17:34

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑09 Oct 2021, 17:18 No one watching the prelims?

I've bought the fight on BT but it says it doesn't start for an hour... I guess the full undercard isn't being televised?

Spanish speaking commentators ripping the piss out of sweet Caroline on my Smith Fouler stream as I'm typing this

What am I going to miss? Surely I'll get to see Jared Anderson?

Starts at 2 in the UK. Just 4 fights.

There will be a separate thread in the BrItish thread lad.

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑09 Oct 2021, 17:36

Cyclops wrote: ↑09 Oct 2021, 17:34

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑09 Oct 2021, 17:18 No one watching the prelims?

I've bought the fight on BT but it says it doesn't start for an hour... I guess the full undercard isn't being televised?

Spanish speaking commentators ripping the piss out of sweet Caroline on my Smith Fouler stream as I'm typing this

What am I going to miss? Surely I'll get to see Jared Anderson?

Starts at 2 in the UK. Just 4 fights.

There will be a separate thread in the BrItish thread lad.

I'll be in there

Cyclops wrote: ↑09 Oct 2021, 17:34

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑09 Oct 2021, 17:18 No one watching the prelims?

I've bought the fight on BT but it says it doesn't start for an hour... I guess the full undercard isn't being televised?

Spanish speaking commentators ripping the piss out of sweet Caroline on my Smith Fouler stream as I'm typing this

What am I going to miss? Surely I'll get to see Jared Anderson?

In the UK, we’ll get:

Main Card (9 pm ET | 6 pm PT | 2 am BST | 12 pm AEST)

WBC, The Ring & Lineal Heavyweight Championship
Tyson Fury vs. Deontay Wilder

WBC Continental Americas & WBO NABO Heavyweight Championship
Efe Ajagba vs. Frank Sanchez

12 Round Heavyweight Bout
Robert Helenius vs. Adam Kownacki

8 Round Heavyweight Bout
Jared Anderson vs. Vladimir Tereshkin

LIVE Results From T-Mobile Arena

Bruce Carrington cruised to an easy points victory over Cesar Cantu in his impressive pro debut Saturday.

Carrington consistently landed the harder punches, kept the tough Canu cautious of his power and basically beat up his game opponent for four rounds. Brooklyn’s Carrington, a decorated amateur, shut out Cantu, 40-36, on all three scorecards on the Tyson Fury-Deontay Wilder undercard at T-Mobile Arena.

Cantu (3-2, 1 KO), of Weslaco, Texas, lost a second straight bout, but he hasn’t been knocked out as a pro.

Carrington went for the knockout in the fourth round, when he drilled Cantu with a left hook 1:20 into it. Carrington’s left uppercut stung Cantu with 45 seconds to go in their fight.

A left hook by Carrington backed up Cantu 1:10 into the third round. Carrington caught Cantu with a right uppercut toward the end of the third round, and then came back with a right uppercut and an overhand right before the bell sounded.

Carrington opened a cut around Cantu’s right eye earlier in the third round.

Carrington cracked Cantu with a left hand and then a right in the opening minute of the second round. Carrington nailed Cantu with another right hand to the side of his head with just under a minute remaining in the second round.

Carrington’s hand speed advantage was evident early in the first round. He snapped back Cantu’s head with 1:15 to go in that opening round.

Carrington’s right to the side of Cantu’s head got his attention with about 15 seconds to go in the first round.

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In the first fight Saturday, Viktor Faust needed less than three rounds to remain unbeaten.

The Ukrainian heavyweight prospect dropped Mike Marshall twice, once apiece in the second and third rounds, before referee Robert Hoyle stopped their scheduled eight-round bout. The official time of the stoppage was 1:49 of the third round.

Faust improved to 8-0 and recorded his sixth knockout. Marshall (6-2-1, 4 KOs), of Danbury, Connecticut, lost by knockout for the second time in five years as a pro.

Faust drilled Marshall with a right hand that dumped him flat on his back early in the third round. Hoyle stopped their bout after that second knockdown of the fight.

Faust connected with a right hand about 1:20 into the second round. Approximately 20 seconds later, Faust backed Marshall into the ropes and landed another right hand.

With just under a minute remaining in the second round, Faust knocked Marshall to the canvas with a left-right combination. Marshall answered Hoyle’s count in time and made it to the end of the round.

Marshall tried his best to get inside Faust’s long reach throughout the first round.

Faust knocked Marshall off balance with a jab about 30 seconds into their fight. He also stuck Marshall with a hard jab just before the opening round ended.

Berlanga up now

Big Mike has a soft spot for Tyson, being named after him probably helps!

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑09 Oct 2021, 17:18 No one watching the prelims?

Do you know if there is a way to watch the Vykhryst-Marshall fight? ESPN 2 was showing the end of a stupid American football game.

Nobody cares about this J-Roc fight, then?

It isn't rubbish.

What has happened to Williams? He looks shot to pieces

fuckin lazy ass dazn!

'undercard starts at 3 a.m'

wtf!

Terreshkin's 100 year old padded record makes me mad

I haven't been this mad at an O record since David 'el nino' Rodrigues was ripping apart the tomato cans

At least Rodrigues had a rough-house style that was moderately crowdpleasing...

This guy terreshkin is a pudding

If it goes past the first round, Anderson will need to rethink his career path.

Not much of the crowd in yet

This Berlanga guy is too big. Way too big. He's big in every way. Looks intidimating.
Looks unfair.

Is Berlanga as good as is being touted?

peter barlow wrote: ↑09 Oct 2021, 20:40 Is Berlanga as good as is being touted?

Not going well at the moment for him.

Joe.Kelly wrote: ↑09 Oct 2021, 20:35 They say Anderson's supposed to be a big puncher. If I remember correctly, he allegedly had Tyson Fury out on his feet in a sparring match earlier this year.

supposedly anthony joshua has been ko'd in every sparring session he's had

peter barlow wrote: ↑09 Oct 2021, 20:34 Not much of the crowd in yet

Vegas. Most won’t appear until into the final prelim.

Time for the PPV card. 4 solid heavyweight fights. This will be a good time.

suprised they let that tenth round happen. good to see the ref not help the A side although that eye was bad enough i couldent of sooked about special treatment if they did.