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Wilder suffers shock Parker loss in Saudi

BBC Sport Saturday, 23 December 2023
American Deontay Wilder suffers a shock points loss to Joseph Parker in Saudi Arabia, scuppering plans for the long-awaited heavyweight blockbuster with Anthony Joshua next year.
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