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Tyson Pedro vs. Taimoor Khan 

Tyson Pedro vs. Taimoor Khan took place on February 26, 2025, at Panthers Leagues Club in Penrith, New South Wales, Australia. This boxing match features Tyson Pedro, a former UFC light heavyweight, making his professional debut against Taimoor Khan in a 10-round main event for the WBC International Bridgerweight title. The undercard includes Jackson England vs. Sukpasried Ponphitak, Jake Wyllie vs. Allan Villanueva, Renold Quinlan vs. Kane Baker, and Alex Leapai Jr. vs. Tim Tusa. It’s a high-stakes night showcasing Pedro’s transition to boxing, broadcast live on Stan Sport and 9Go!.
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Tyson Pedro vs. Taimoor Khan took place on February 26, 2025, at Panthers Leagues Club in Penrith, New South Wales, Australia. This boxing match features Tyson Pedro, a former UFC light heavyweight, making his professional debut against Taimoor Khan in a 10-round main event for the WBC International Bridgerweight title. The undercard includes Jackson England vs. Sukpasried Ponphitak, Jake Wyllie vs. Allan Villanueva, Renold Quinlan vs. Kane Baker, and Alex Leapai Jr. vs. Tim Tusa. It’s a high-stakes night showcasing Pedro’s transition to boxing, broadcast live on Stan Sport and 9Go!.

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