TRENDING
Ex-Kogi gov candidate mourns Ibrahim Idris • Entertainment, Economy and Opportunity: Understanding BBNaija’s wider impact • Lagos directs evacuation from Eti-Osa, Kirikiri, other flood-prone areas • APC governors: Wike playing game because of 2031 presidential ambition – Rufai Oseni • APGA tells Imo High Court to stop September 26 council elections • FG Targets Higher Meat Supply, Household Income as Kano Farmers Get Livestock Boost • Nigeria to promote national interest at UNGA — Shettima • Otti’s work will campaign for him in 2027 — Catholic Bishop • Cole Palmer withdraws from England squad with muscle injury • Shettima arrives at 81st UNGA, says Nigeria will be guided By national interest • Ogun PDP Deputy Gov Candidate, Yemi Kolapo, Rallies Communities for Adebutu • We have abandoned Nigerian youths, using them as political machinery – Lamido • SHERATON SOMA BAY WELCOMES MISS ELITE 2026 JURY AND LEADING CELEBRITIES • Kogi declares three-day mourning for former governor Ibrahim Idris • US Treasury chief says meeting with China on trade, AI ‘very successful’ • Soludo, Anambra leaders, Awgbu community celebrate Ezeajughi • Iran’s Guards threaten to hit new targets if US attacks • Troops Rescue 23 Kidnapped Victims, Arrest Four Suspected Lakurawa Members In Sokoto • Praise Otito Obanya: Fighting Against Sexual Assault and Rape is a Collective Responsibility • Nations League: Tuchel recalls Alexander-Arnold, Palmer as England name 27-man squad • Ex-Kogi gov candidate mourns Ibrahim Idris • Entertainment, Economy and Opportunity: Understanding BBNaija’s wider impact • Lagos directs evacuation from Eti-Osa, Kirikiri, other flood-prone areas • APC governors: Wike playing game because of 2031 presidential ambition – Rufai Oseni • APGA tells Imo High Court to stop September 26 council elections • FG Targets Higher Meat Supply, Household Income as Kano Farmers Get Livestock Boost • Nigeria to promote national interest at UNGA — Shettima • Otti’s work will campaign for him in 2027 — Catholic Bishop • Cole Palmer withdraws from England squad with muscle injury • Shettima arrives at 81st UNGA, says Nigeria will be guided By national interest • Ogun PDP Deputy Gov Candidate, Yemi Kolapo, Rallies Communities for Adebutu • We have abandoned Nigerian youths, using them as political machinery – Lamido • SHERATON SOMA BAY WELCOMES MISS ELITE 2026 JURY AND LEADING CELEBRITIES • Kogi declares three-day mourning for former governor Ibrahim Idris • US Treasury chief says meeting with China on trade, AI ‘very successful’ • Soludo, Anambra leaders, Awgbu community celebrate Ezeajughi • Iran’s Guards threaten to hit new targets if US attacks • Troops Rescue 23 Kidnapped Victims, Arrest Four Suspected Lakurawa Members In Sokoto • Praise Otito Obanya: Fighting Against Sexual Assault and Rape is a Collective Responsibility • Nations League: Tuchel recalls Alexander-Arnold, Palmer as England name 27-man squad
Results: Van retains title; Tsarukyan becomes top lightweight contender
Back to Home

Results: Van retains title; Tsarukyan becomes top lightweight contender

ESPN 1 day 1 mins read
Joshua Van and Arman Tsarukyan earned big wins on a contender for fight card of the year.

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article
OneClick Africa Logo

Africa's premier digital hub for impactful news, entertainment, and business insights.

© 2026 OneClick Africa. All rights reserved.