Jared Anderson: As the highly anticipated bout between Jared Anderson and Charles Martin draws closer, Anderson has enlisted the help of former world champion boxer Shakur Stevenson for sparring. The move is aimed at helping Anderson prepare for the tough challenge posed by Martin, who is a former IBF heavyweight champion.
Jared Anderson Enlists Shakur Stevenson for Sparring Ahead of Highly Anticipated Charles Martin Bout
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Jared Anderson vs Charles Martin
Anderson, who is just 23 years old, has a perfect record of 14-0 with all wins coming by way of knockout. He has been making waves in the boxing world and is widely regarded as one of the top prospects in the heavyweight division. His opponent, Martin, is a seasoned veteran with a record of 29-3-1 and 26 knockouts.
The two fighters met for their final press conference before the fight, and while there wasn’t any trash-talking between them, both seemed confident in their abilities. With the fight just a few days away, Anderson has turned to Shakur Stevenson for sparring. Stevenson, a former world champion in two weight classes, is known for his speed and technical skills in the ring. Working with Stevenson will likely help Anderson improve his footwork and overall technique, which could prove crucial in the fight against Martin.
The fight will be broadcast live on Sky Sports Action, with coverage beginning at 2am. Fans can also sign up to NOW TV to access the live stream of the action.
In conclusion, the upcoming fight between Jared Anderson and Charles Martin promises to be an exciting clash between two talented fighters. Anderson’s decision to enlist the help of Shakur Stevenson for sparring shows his commitment to preparing for the fight and improving his skills. Boxing fans will not want to miss this highly anticipated matchup on Saturday, July 1.
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