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Shakur Stevenson Breaks Down Felix Caraballo, Stops Him In Six ↑ Grab this Headline Animator WBO featherweight champion Shakur Stevenson made a successful 130 pound debut against  Felix Caraballo , working him down to a sixth round stoppage victory in a non title fight at the MGM Grand Conference Center on Tuesday night. Stevenson toyed with his opponent, breaking him down with every shot before, eventually ending the fight with a big body shot in the sixth round. The shot sent  Caraballo  to his knees and his gloves on the canvas and while stuck there because of the pains, the referee Tony Weeks was forced to end the fight at exactly 1:31 of the sixth. With the win, the 2016 silver medallist Stevenson retained his unbeaten record and improved to (14-0, 8KOs). Stevenson was placed a 100-1 favourite, heading into the fight and he proved right the bookmarkers by winning all the five rounds (50-44, 50-44, 50-43) before the stoppage, dropping Caraballo (13-2-2, 9 KOs) twic

Dillian Whyte Totally Confident - I'll KO Tyson Fury, Wilder Failed

Dillian Whyte Totally Confident - I'll KO Tyson Fury, Wilder Failed

Dillian Whyte WBC Heavyweight Interim champion

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Heavyweight contender Dillian Whyte believes he has what it takes to stop WBC world champion Tyson Fury in their potential meeting next year.

Whyte has been the mandatory challenger of the WBC title since 2018 and a fight between the two Brits has since been ordered and will be due by February 2020.

Tyson Fury dropped Deontay Wilder twice en route to a seventh round stoppage victory back in February 22nd. Both are still to meet in a trilogy fight before the end of the year before a mandatory with Whyte is visited.

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Whyte has a fight with former WBA Heavyweight Champion Alexander Povetkin, whose date was pushed due to the Corona Virus pandemic and they will both collide in the 22nd of August.

Dillian Whyte also believes that the former WBC champion Wilder, was making use of the wrong tactics against Fury and should have spent most of his time body hunting in a bid to break him down than his usual head hunting.
"He [Fury] knows Deontay Wilder doesn't hit as hard as what everyone makes out, and Deontay Wilder can't body punch. Had Wilder been hitting him in the body, earlier in the fight, he wouldn't have been able to get up from that punch in the later rounds, but his body was fresh, his legs were fresh," Whyte told Sky Sports. 
"There was no body punching going on, Wilder can only head hunt. You can shake the head punches off sometimes, but when your body is broken down, and you've been hit up and down - that's how you've got to fight Fury, you have to fight up and down. You can't just head hunt. He's a tough guy, he gets up, but I'm going to be targeting head and body, relentless all night long, so it will be a different story."
Recently, there has been news flying through social media with Whyte making claims he had dropped Fury several times in Sparring and that those encounters still remain fresh in his head.
"He's got all these skills and all this other stuff, but I'm an animal and I'll come to fight, simple as that," said Whyte.
"He has been in the ring with someone like me, because I sparred him many times. I was very inexperienced at the time, and I still gave him work. A lot of work!"

Dillian Whyte Vs Alexander Povetkin 

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