ROUND PROPS

ROUND BETTING - 3 ROUND GROUPS

Odds as of November 29 at Bovada

D. Wilder to win in rounds 1-3 +1000

D. Wilder to win in rounds 4-6 +550

D. Wilder to win in rounds 7-9 +550

D. Wilder to win in rounds 10-12 +800

D. Wilder by Decision or Technical Decision +450

T. Fury to win in rounds 1-3 +3500

T. Fury to win in rounds 4-6 +1800

T. Fury to win in rounds 7-9 +1500

T. Fury to win in rounds 10-12 +2200

T. Fury by Decision or Technical Decision +220

Draw or Technical Draw +2500

TOTAL ROUNDS

Odds as of November 29 at Bovada

OVER 9.5 -160

UNDER 9.5 +115

ROUND BETTING

Odds as of November 29 at Bovada

D. Wilder in Round 1 +2800

D. Wilder in Round 2 +2500

D. Wilder in Round 3 +2000

D. Wilder in Round 4 +1800

D. Wilder in Round 5 +1600

D. Wilder in Round 6 +1400

D. Wilder in Round 7 +1400

D. Wilder in Round 8 +1600

D. Wilder in Round 9 +1800

D. Wilder in Round 10 +1800

D. Wilder in Round 11 +2200

D. Wilder in Round 12 +2800

D. Wilder on Points +450

T. Fury in Round 1 +8000

T. Fury in Round 2 +6600

T. Fury in Round 3 +5000

T. Fury in Round 4 +4000

T. Fury in Round 5 +4000

T. Fury in Round 6 +4000

T. Fury in Round 7 +4000

T. Fury in Round 8 +4000

T. Fury in Round 9 +4000

T. Fury in Round 10 +4000

T. Fury in Round 11 +4000

T. Fury in Round 12 +5000

T. Fury on Points +220

Fight Drawn +2500

FIGHT PROPS

METHOD OF VICTORY

Odds as of November 29 at Bovada

D. Wilder by KO, TKO, or DQ -105

D. Wilder by Decision or Technical Decision +475

T. Fury by KO, TKO, or DQ +500

T. Fury by Decision or Technical Decision +220

Draw or Technical Draw +2500

WILL THE FIGHT GO THE DISTANCE

Odds as of November 29 at Bovada

Yes +110

No -155

Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder's final news conference descended into chaos as they clashed on stage three days before their heavyweight bout in Los Angeles.

A packed room watched the verbal jousting and, after Fury's words saw Wilder grow visibly more irate, the pair began pushing during a face off.

Their teams got involved, prompting 60 seconds of mayhem.

Fury removed his shirt as security intervened, before the duo and their entourages were cleared from the stage.

What had started with both men hyping the Staples Center bout developed into an exchange of insults, with both men promising a knockout.

Speaking while barechested to BBC Sport's Mike Costello, Fury added: "I took my shirt off to get involved and frightened them all away.

"Everyone thinks the rivalry is fake but they can guess again as it nearly went off again.

"Wilder thought he needed to spit in my face or whatever he was doing, shouting. He feels pressured, you can see the pressure he is under out there."

Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder's final news conference descended into chaos as they clashed on stage three days before their heavyweight bout in Los Angeles.

A packed room watched the verbal jousting and, after Fury's words saw Wilder grow visibly more irate, the pair began pushing during a face off.

Their teams got involved, prompting 60 seconds of mayhem.

Fury removed his shirt as security intervened, before the duo and their entourages were cleared from the stage.

What had started with both men hyping the Staples Center bout developed into an exchange of insults, with both men promising a knockout.

Speaking while barechested to BBC Sport's Mike Costello, Fury added: "I took my shirt off to get involved and frightened them all away.

"Everyone thinks the rivalry is fake but they can guess again as it nearly went off again.

"Wilder thought he needed to spit in my face or whatever he was doing, shouting. He feels pressured, you can see the pressure he is under out there."

In 1985, Russian boxer Ivan Drago killed former U.S. champion Apollo Creed in a tragic match that stunned the world. Against the wishes of trainer Rocky Balboa, Apollo's son Adonis Johnson accepts a challenge from Drago's son -- another dangerous fighter. Under guidance from Rocky, Adonis trains for the showdown of his life -- a date with destiny that soon becomes his obsession. Now, Johnson and Balboa must confront their shared legacy as the past comes back to haunt each man.

Freddie Roach and Manny Pacquiao are set to be reunited for the Filipino Senator’s USA return on January 19.

Pacquiao tackles Adrien Broner in a warm-up for a rematch with Floyd Mayweather, and after one fight apart, Roach is being called back to camp.

Speaking to Sports Illustrated, Roach outlined contact from Pacquiao on the back of being estranged since a 2017 loss to Jeff Horn.

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“Manny reached out directly,” Roach told SI.com. “We sat together one-on-one. I’ll be in his corner Jan 19.”

At the second leg of his press tour with Broner in Los Angeles on Tuesday, Pacquiao outlined the role he wanted Roach to take up.

Buboy Fernandez was hired as head coach in the wake of the initial split. Pacquiao doesn’t want that to change if Roach accepts the return.

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Fox had already announced its first show for Dec. 22 featuring the Charlo brothers at Barclays Center in Brooklyn. Jermell Charlo will face Tony Harrison in the co-main event; Jermall Charlo will face Willie Monroe Jr. in the main event. Heavyweight Dominic Breazeale will kick off the broadcast against Carlos Negron.

Kicking things off in 2019 will be super middleweight titlist Jose Uzcategui against Caleb Plant on Jan. 13 at Club Nokia in Los Angeles.

On Jan. 26 at Barclays Center, Keith Thurman will return to the ring after a lengthy layoff against Josesito Lopez on Fox. Adam Kownacki faces off Gerald Washington in a heavyweight co-feature.

Leo Santa Cruz will face Miguel Flores on Feb. 16 on Fox at a site to be determined in Los Angeles. An intriguing bout between Omar Figueroa and John Molina will open the card.

On Feb. 23, Anthony Dirrell and Avni Yildirim will square off for the vacant WBC title at 168 pounds. The belt was left vacant by the suspension of David Benavidez. That bout is headed to FS1.

Shawn Porter will make the first defense of his newly won WBC welterweight title against Yordenis Ugas on March 9 at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. That fight will be televised on Fox.

In the NFL offseason, Sunday, March 24, will be reserved for boxing. Former titleholder Lamont Peterson will face Sergey Lipinets in a crossroads bout on FS1 in Oxon Hill, Md.

Peter Quillin and Caleb Truax will meet in a 160-pound super middleweight bout on April 13 on FS1. The bout will take place on Truax's home turf in Minneapolis.

Danny Garcia will return to the ring on April 20 following a close loss of his title to Shawn Porter. He will face Adrian Granados at a site to be determined; Fox will televise the bout. Granados wasn't able to make Tuesday's event because he was sick, but Fox rolled footage of a video he sent in talking trash to Garcia. Garcia responded by saying Granados should stay in bed; otherwise, Garcia will send him back there.

Undefeated, unified 154-pound world champion Jarrett Hurd along with heavyweight title contender Luis Ortiz and top heavyweight prospect Joe Joyce will fight in separate bouts on the SHOWTIME PPV® undercard of the Deontay Wilder vs. Luis Ortiz heavyweight blockbuster event presented by Premier Boxing Champions on Saturday, December 1 at STAPLES Center in Los Angeles.

Now that I am back on U.S. soil after a long and disappointing trip to Tokyo, I now have the time to address you, my fans and the media in regards to the upcoming event on December 31st that was recently announced. First and foremost, I want it to be clear that I, Floyd Mayweather, never agreed to an official bout with Tenshin Nasukawa. In fact (with all due respect) I have never heard of him until this recent trip to Japan. Ultimately, I was asked to participate in a 9 minute exhibition of 3 rounds with an opponent selected by the "Rizen Fighting Federation". What I was originally informed of by Brent Johnson of "One Entertainment" was that this was to be an exhibition put on for a small group of wealthy spectators for a very large fee. This exhibition was previously arranged as a "Special Bout" purely for entertainment purposes with no intentions of being represented as an official fight card nor televised worldwide. Once I arrived to the press conference, my team and I were completely derailed by the new direction this event was going and we should have put a stop to it immediately. I want to sincerely apologize to my fans for the very misleading information that was announced during this press conference and I can assure you that I too was completely blindsided by the arrangements that were being made without my consent nor approval. For the sake of the several fans and attendees that flew in from all parts of the world to attend this past press conference, I was hesitant to create a huge disturbance by combating what was being said and for that I am truly sorry. I am a retired boxer that earns an unprecedented amount of money, globally, for appearances, speaking engagements and occasional small exhibitions.

Floyd Mayweather Jr. has made his New Year's Eve plans official.

Mayweather will exit retirement once again and fight 20-year-old Japanese kickboxing phenom Tenshin Nasukawa on Dec. 31 at the 37,000-seat Saitama Super Arena in Saitama, Japan, about a half-hour drive outside of Tokyo.

Mayweather and Nasukawa appeared at a news conference in Tokyo on Monday (Sunday night United States time) that was streamed worldwide on YouTube to announce the fight with officials from the Rizin Fighting Federation, a Japanese promotional company founded in 2015 that puts on MMA and kickboxing events.

Although the fight was announced, several key details were not, including the specific rules of the bout, the number of rounds, the weight limit, how the fight broadcast would be distributed and what type of gloves they would wear. Earlier in the day, Mayweather posted a photo of himself on social media wearing Rizin MMA gloves.

Before the announcement, Mayweather posted a photo on Instagram of himself wearing Rizin gloves with the caption "December 31st 2018 #Tokyo."