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 We were supposed to see two big rematches in the boxing world on Saturday, but we'll have to settle for one.
Tony Bellew will attempt to prove his 11th-round TKO victory over David Haye in March 2017 was no fluke. Interestingly enough, oddsmakers favor Haye, despite him coming up short in the first fight.

    David Haye -210
    Tony Bellew -170

Why Is Haye Favored?
David Haye was ahead on all the cards in the first fight before rupturing his Achilles tendon. He valiantly fought on but was clearly compromised. Bellew boxed well and took advantage of his less-mobile opponent as he wore him down and stopped him in the 11th. While there technically isn't an asterisk next to Bellew's win, many wonder how the first fight would have ended had Haye not injured himself.

Clearly, the oddsmakers are giving Haye some respect. He comes in healthy and the oddsmakers expect him to pick up where he left off before the leg injury.
Bellew is slicker than most defensively, especially when it comes to the bigger weight classes. However, he was being outboxed by Haye early in the first fight. The edge in power is clearly in Haye's favor, but you have to consider the potential psychological edge Bellew may enjoy after having stopped his rival in the first meeting.

Haye showed his mental and physical toughness by simply fighting on after the injury and he should be eager to prove he is the better man. I expect to see Haye win via decision and for talk of a rubber match to begin shortly after the final bell.

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In that first clash, 14 months ago, Haye valiantly fought on with a ruptured Achilles until his corner mercifully threw the towel in during the 11th round.
"Bellew is going to need gas and something heavy in the tank, I'll drag him into the later rounds and push the pace.

"I proved my heart last time, now I want to see Tony Bellew's heart.

"He thinks I've made a mistake in taking this fight, I disagree, I told him I'm a very different fighter to who he fought last time.

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The Miracle Man’ is back for a second time under Eddie Hearn’s Matchroom banner in the USA. And after opening his account with a dominant win over the trash talking Luis Arias, he now faces far more humble opposition.
Maciej Sulecki fights out of Warsaw, Poland, but like many of his compatriots over the years, he has found a home fighting infront of American audiences. Namely in the New York areas, heavily populated with the Polish people.

Sulecki 26-0(10KO’s) has stumbled across a run of stoppages that have seen him edge closer to world championship level. A knockout of Grzegorz Proksa back in Poland started the role, before he halted Darryl Cunningham in America. This set the ball rolling, and the wheels really began to turn when he dominated and halted Hugo Centeno Jr in round 10 midway through 2016.
But having faced the very fringe world-class, he now meets a man who stands firmly in the top 3 Middleweights on the planet.

Jacobs 33-2(29KO’s) was narrowly – and somewhat controversially – beaten on points by Gennady Golovkin last year, and the confidence he gained from that performance should transpire into the boxing ring on Saturday night.

Jacobs already has a duo of stoppages of Sergio Mora, and first round wipe-out of Peter Quillin, and a 12th round finish of Caleb Truax, all since he returned from a battle with cancer.

Sulecki is a sharp puncher, even if he does not have the same levels of power that we have seen from Jacobs in the past. But his timing is good too, and he fights effectively when coming forward.

However, when Jack Culcay met him head on last time out, there were moments in that contest when the Polish man struggled. Culcay has always been the aggressive sort, and he pushed Sulecki back in their meeting last October, but ultimately Culcay is a Light Middleweight, and Jacobs is a very big Middleweight.

Sulecki will have the respect for Jacobs’ abilities from the off, and that could see the favourite take control of the centre ring from round one. If so, then it is hard to envision that Sulecki can gain back the charge against a man with a superior reach and experience.

But even if Sulecki does make an impression in the early goings, Jacobs will be happy to bide his time before inching forward and taking control of the contest from the 28-year old.

One has the feeling that Sulecki has solid whiskers, and this will be needed as Jacobs finds openings in his defence far too often. And once facial damage becomes a factor, alongside Jacobs being in total control of the bout, a stoppage may be creeping into the minds of both the referee and Sulecki’s corner.

By around the 8th session, Jacobs will have had his man on the canvas, but it will take an intervention a few rounds on to save Sulecki from any unnecessary punishment. Therefore, well ahead on the scorecards, Jacobs will have his hand raised in the 10th round thanks to a smart termination of the action.

AJ fans should have their eyes peeled as potential opponent for the Heavyweight ruler, Jarrell Miller looks to put on a show at the Barclays Center when he meets Johann Duhaupas.

Duhaupas 37-4(24KO’s) has mixed with good company over the years, but is unlikely to repeat wins over Robert Helenius and Manuel Charr.

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The Northern Irish hero fights the ‘Filipino Flash’ Nonito Donaire in front of his beloved Belfast crowd and there is a lot at stake for the former world champion. Beat Donaire and a world title fight at Windsor Park becomes a reality. Lose and Frampton is discarded into the shadows of the featherweight division. Here we break down the fight and try and pick out a winner.

Frampton has told anyone that will listen this fight is make or break for him. The Northern Irishman currently stands in a kind of no man’s land in the featherweight division. Not a world champion, yet to re-affirm himself as challenger, but living with the recent memory of having been a world title holder. Frampton has elected Donaire because of his name, and he can count the Filipino as the most illustrious fighter he has faced.
Donaire is 35, and although seems well past his best, he still holds the echoes of a four-weight world champion. He’s twice won knockout of the year and has still only lost four times in 42 fights. A convincing win over Donaire magnifies the focus on Frampton again and sets up a big fight at Windsor Park in the summer. Frampton is desperate to fight at Windsor and has asked promoter Frank Warren to ensure it’s a title fight. That request becomes doable if Frampton beats Donaire.

Regardless of what could come after Donaire, this was a dangerous fight for Frampton to take. Donaire was embarrassed by huge underdog Magdaleno in November 2016, but looked sharp and fitter in his last fight. The Magdaleno could have been just a blip, and Frampton may have the miscalculated the extent of Donaire’s decline. The Northern Irishman is confident he’d beat Donaire in his prime, but the night could go seriously wrong if Frampton meets Donaire at his best.

Frampton has spoken at length about making changes to his camp for this fight. Altitude training, the introduction of a sport psychologist and Manchester City’s fitness coach – Frampton has left no stone unturned this time round. It’s no surprise considering Frampton looked spent by the end of his last fight against Horacio Garcia. He pointed to mental and fitness hang ups after the result, and it looks like he’s made serious adjustments to address those issues.

Frampton Age: 31 Record: 24-1-KO14 Reach: 62” Height: 5′ 5” Rounds: 162 Donaire Age: 35 Record: 38-4-KO24 Reach: 68” Height: 5′ 5.5” Rounds: 255
It also helps that Donaire’s fitness has looked a problem in recent years. Against Magdaleno, in a world title fight, Donaire tired after the fifth round and got picked off. The most heavy defeats have seen Donaire’s opponents expose his lack of imagination. Cut off the prospect of quick counters and Donaire struggles. He likes to react rather than lead and Frampton is a skilled enough boxer to be able to frustrate and hurt Donaire, without leaving the door open to heavy replies.

Frampton has been active against the best of the best in recent years, while Donaire has skipper over elite opponents since being forced into an ill-fated showdown with Guillermo Rigondeaux in 2013. All the indications are that Donaire is a fading force, while Frampton can claim to just at the beginning of a rejuvenation. But he is also coming off one of the worst performances of his career while Donaire’s power has followed him up the five weight divisions he’s featured in since the start of his career.

Frampton’s last fight was hardly inspiring. He was knocked down in the seven round and looked exhausted when the final bell rang. It was not the blockbuster night he had been hoping for after splitting from Barry McGuigan and co, but it showed Frampton still has all the desire necessary to compete. A clear points victory hardly told the story of what was a gruelling night for Frampton in Belfast.