Joe Joyce vs. Filip Hrgovic live results, round-by-round updates, ring walks for major heavyweight fight
Joe Joyce and Filip Hrgovic face off at the Co-op Live arena in Manchester, England. (Martin Rickett/PA Images via Getty Images)
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Uncrowned has Joe Joyce vs. Filip Hrgovic live results, round-by-round updates, highlights, ring walks and start time for the Joyce vs. Hrgovic fight card on Saturday afternoon at the Co-op Live Arena in Manchester, England. Joyce and Hrgovic, two veteran contenders coming off defeats, clash in a must-win fight to remain at the world level in the heavyweight division.
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Joyce (16-3, 15 KOs), a 2016 Olympic silver medalist, managed wins over Daniel Dubois and Joseph Parker in a stellar run to start his professional career until Zhilei Zhang toppled him in back-to-back inside-the-distance defeats in 2023.
"The Juggernaut" rebounded with a late stoppage of Kash Ali in March 2024, but fell short again to Derek Chisora in the fight after in a significant upset. Joyce, 39, now enters into another high-stakes heavyweight clash with Hrgovic knowing he needs a win to keep his career at the top level alive.
Hrgovic (17-1, 14 KOs) announced himself to the boxing world with a decision win over the China's big-punching Zhang in August 2022. He was mandatory challenger for the IBF title but ultimately lost that position to Dubois, suffering his first career defeat on the Queensberry vs. Matchroom 5 vs. 5 card this past June.
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Elsewhere on the card, David Adeleye (13-1, 12 KOs) and Jeamie "TKV" Tshikeva (8-1, 5 KOs) collide for the vacant British heavyweight title that was recently relinquished by Fabio Wardley.
Joyce vs. Hrgovic prelims begin at 11:10 a.m. ET and stream live on Uncrowned below.
The main card starts at 2 p.m. ET on DAZN, and the main event ring walks are expected at 5 p.m. ET.
Follow all of the action with Uncrowned's live results and play-by-play of the main card below.
Main card (2 p.m. ET, DAZN)
Heavyweight: Joe Joyce vs. Filip Hrgovic
Heavyweight: David Adeleye vs. Jeamie "TKV" Tshikeva
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Super lightweight: Jack Rafferty vs. Cory O'Regan
Heavyweight: Delicious Orie vs. Milos Veletic
Super lightweight: Khaleel Majid vs. Alex Murphy
(Post-main event): Juergen Uldedaj vs. Gerardo Mellado
Prelims (11:10 a.m. ET, Watch via Uncrowned)
Featherweight: Royston Barney-Smith vs. Cesar Ignacio Paredes
Super lightweight: Mark Chamberlain vs. Miguel Angel Scaringi
Welterweight: Nelson Birchall vs. Rodrigo Matias Areco
Light heavyweight: Ramtin Musah vs. Robbie Chapman
Super bantamweight: Louis Szeto def. Nabil Ahmed via PTS (38-37)
Featherweight: Alfie Middlemiss def. Alexander Morales via PTS (40-36)
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