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Published: January 20, 2020

VERONA, N.Y. — The first man to land his Sunday punch was going to win the fight. Former world champion Eleider "Storm" Alvarez returned from a nearly one-year layoff to knock out Michael "Cannon Handz" Seals with a single overhand right at the end of the seventh round Saturday evening at Turning Stone Resort Casino. Alvarez (25-1, 13 KOs) is back following a disappointing decision defeat to Sergey Kovalev last February, the man he knocked out to win the WBO light heavyweight world title. Seals (24-3, 18 KOs), one of boxing's biggest punchers, saw his four-bout winning streak come to an end. “During training camp, we practiced {the right hand} over and over. My trainer was mad at me at first because I wasn’t doing what he was asking. Finally, we got the knockout," Alvarez said. “I was out of the ring for 11 months. I wanted to come back as the fighter that beat Kovalev, and this is what we practiced for.”

Edwin “La Bomba” Rodriguez (27-1, 18 KOs)and Michael Seals (19-0, 14 KOs) are just days away from their light heavyweight showdown on Premier Boxing Champions (PBC) on Spike taking placeFriday, November 13 from Beau Rivage Resort & Casino in Biloxi, Mississippi.

Michael Seals, the chairman of the Animal Health and Welfare board for England, has hosted a series of events across the country to inform farmers about the new proposals to eradicate bovineTB from England within 25 years.

This week a workshop was hosted for farmers in Cumbria, which is currently deemed an area of low risk for bovineTB, menaing the imperative is to keep the disease out of the area through strict cattle movement controls and good on farm bio security.

A report from ITV Borders about the meeting can be seen at the link above.

Defra produced a consultation earlier this month which is open for comments from farmers, livestock keepers and other people interested in the management of this disease.