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On Saturday, November 22, the ANB Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, will host a massive boxing card with four titles fights highlighting the DAZN PPV. In the main event, David Benavidez will defend his WBC light heavyweight title against Anthony Yarde. In April 2025, Benavidez (30-0, 24 KOs) was promoted from interim to the full WBC light heavyweight champ after Dmitry Bivol vacated the title to pursue a third fight against Artur Beterbiev. So, this will be his first defense of the title. Benavidez already held gold in the super middleweight division and is chasing after glory and gold. He last fought in February, and defeated David Morrell via unanimous decision. Since losing to Beterbiev in January 2023, Anthony Yarde

The UFC just pushed out perhaps the best PPV event of the year, in UFC 322. The follow-up will pale by comparison no matter what, and I’ll admit that the main event featuring a guy with over 10 career losses definitely feels like a step down. That said, Dan Hooker fights are usually nothing if not theatrical, so I may actually be talking myself into UFC Qatar on the fly. The UFC Fight Night 265 odds are also out at the top online sportsbooks, which means it’s time to assess these matchups and find some winning UFC picks to target. If you need help digesting the slate and want some winners to bet on, read on. I’ll go over the

On Saturday, November 22, the sport of boxing will have a massive card before Thanksgiving weekend where most fans and bettors will be stuffing their faces with good food and football bets. With that said, Saturday’s massive fight card will be live on DAZN PPV from the ANB Arena, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The event will be headlined by a light heavyweight title fight as David Benavidez puts his belt on the line against Anthony Yarde. However, the fight that I’m the most excited for is this super flyweight unification bout as Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez (22-0, 15 KOs) puts his WBC and WBO belts on the line against Fernando “Pumita” Martinez (18-0, 9 KOs) and his WBA world title.    Martinez

Nobody was sad to see the absence of a Fight of the Night winner at UFC 322, seeing as the absurdly loaded 14-fight card dealt finish after finish. Quite simply, there just weren’t that many great fights that lasted long enough to qualify, while most that did were massive disappointments (I’m looking at you, Malcolm Wellmaker). Then there’s the case of Valentina Shevchenko, who undeniably dominated Zhang Weili, but tossing her opponent around like a ragdoll doesn’t demand a FOTN nod. The good news? It was an amazing card and four fighters did more than well enough to rightfully earn performance bonuses. We also did plenty fine with our UFC picks, so if you tailed, you were in good shape.