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Giorgio Visioli, the unbeaten British prospect, claimed that if video of him sparring with US star Curmel Moton was “leaked,” people would be shocked.

The Aldershot boxer traveled to the United States in March, and Eddie Hearn, his promoter, claimed he “smashed Moton to pieces” during the sessions.

Visioli, 22, has started his professional career with a stellar start, winning seven games and putting up six stops.

Hearn refuted the claims, but Moton, who is being promoted by Floyd Mayweather, declared he would attend the two meetings.

Eddie’s mouth said, “But it was great work between me and Curmel,” Visioli told BBC Sport.

Although it was my way all the time, he is aware of this for certain. Everyone will be shocked when the footage is leaked.

I’ll fight anyone if he wants to fight, and if he wants to send the papers, he can send them.

Moton has a record of seven victories and six stops, which is unmatched for him in his first year of play.

The 18-year-old is regarded as one of the best prospects in world boxing, and he most recently stopped Frank Zaldivar in their third round of fight at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.

With his coach Mark Tibbs and his gym-mate Johnny Fisher, Visioli traveled to Vegas to spar with Moton and a mix of pros and amateurs.

He also sparred with Rolando Romero, who recently defeated Ryan Garcia in New York during that visit.

It was undoubtedly excellent work, Moton told pro boxing fans.

Eddie Hearn has been talking online, but he’s doing it by being a promoter and attempting to spread his man’s name more.

His partner and I shared the ring, and he saw an opportunity. Right now, everyone is claiming that he sneezed at me.

After a amateur career where he never completely outshined anyone, Visioli’s victories by stoppage have become a regular occurrence since becoming a pro.

In his previous contest, he defeated 19-12 Kane Baker, who was widely regarded as a step up.

Before the referee intervened to end the match in the fourth round, Visioli showed his class and impressive dominance of Baker.

Before slapping a massive sixth blow against Baker’s side of his head, a particular video from that fight appeared on social media. It featured him grabbing Baker five straight right hooks.

Visioli responded, “It was a step up on paper,” In reality, I merely beat him up badly and boxed his head off. I believed he would give me more of a test because he wasn’t up for my footwork and speed.

“It was a fantastic performance and a win that helps me promote my brand more.” Everyone has always admired me for what I did to Kane, but it was truly satisfying.

I can bang and move quickly, not as a dull fighter. People now know what I’ve got to offer, and I’ve got it all.

On June 21, Visioli will take on Peter McGrail in a fight on the sidelines of Shabaz Masoud’s main event, which will feature the pair’s mainweight contest for the IBO super-bantamweight title.

And Hearn, the promoter, has lofty goals for what he might achieve.

Giorgio has “an incredible talent,” he told BBC Sport.

He reportedly gave Moton some good sparring knickers, but they didn’t seem to like it because we’ve upset them there.

Giorgio Visioli, the unbeaten British prospect, claimed that if video of him sparring with US star Curmel Moton was “leaked,” people would be shocked.

The Aldershot boxer traveled to the United States in March, and Eddie Hearn, his promoter, claimed he “smashed Moton to pieces” during the sessions.

Visioli, 22, has started his professional career with a stellar start, winning seven games and putting up six stops.

Hearn refuted the claims, but Moton, who is being promoted by Floyd Mayweather, declared he would attend the two meetings.

Eddie’s mouth said, “But it was great work between me and Curmel,” Visioli told BBC Sport.

Although it was my way all the time, he is aware of this for certain. Everyone will be shocked when the footage is leaked.

I’ll fight anyone if he wants to fight, and if he wants to send the papers, he can send them.

Moton has a record of seven victories and six stops, which is unmatched for him in his first year of play.

The 18-year-old is regarded as one of the best prospects in world boxing, and he most recently stopped Frank Zaldivar in their third round of fight at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.

With his coach Mark Tibbs and his gym-mate Johnny Fisher, Visioli traveled to Vegas to spar with Moton and a mix of pros and amateurs.

He also sparred with Rolando Romero, who recently defeated Ryan Garcia in New York during that visit.

It was undoubtedly excellent work, Moton told pro boxing fans.

Eddie Hearn has been talking online, but he’s doing it by being a promoter and attempting to spread his man’s name more.

His partner and I shared the ring, and he saw an opportunity. Right now, everyone is claiming that he sneezed at me.

After a amateur career where he never completely outshined anyone, Visioli’s victories by stoppage have become a regular occurrence since becoming a pro.

In his previous contest, he defeated 19-12 Kane Baker, who was widely regarded as a step up.

Before the referee intervened to end the match in the fourth round, Visioli showed his class and impressive dominance of Baker.

Before slapping a massive sixth blow against Baker’s side of his head, a particular video from that fight appeared on social media. It featured him grabbing Baker five straight right hooks.

Visioli responded, “It was a step up on paper,” In reality, I merely beat him up badly and boxed his head off. I believed he would give me more of a test because he wasn’t up for my footwork and speed.

“It was a fantastic performance and a win that helps me promote my brand more.” Everyone has always admired me for what I did to Kane, but it was truly satisfying.

I can bang and move quickly, not as a dull fighter. People now know what I’ve got to offer, and I’ve got it all.

On June 21, Visioli will take on Peter McGrail in a fight on the sidelines of Shabaz Masoud’s main event, which will feature the pair’s mainweight contest for the IBO super-bantamweight title.

And Hearn, the promoter, has lofty goals for what he might achieve.

Giorgio has “an incredible talent,” he told BBC Sport.

He reportedly gave Moton some good sparring knickers, but they didn’t seem to like it because we’ve upset them there.

Charles Leclerc consistently criticized his Ferrari’s behavior in his first practice at the Monaco Grand Prix, but he maintained the pace in the process.

Leclerc, who won his first home race last year, repeatedly claimed that Ferrari was “nowhere” and that there was “something wrong with the car.”

However, he finished the session ahead of Max Verstappen from Red Bull by 0.16 seconds.

Lando Norris of McLaren came in third, 0. 326 seconds off the pace, with Alex Albon of Williams coming in fourth and Oscar Piastri, championship leader, in fifth place.

Leclerc had a contented session despite being pessimistic about Ferrari’s hopes for Monaco.

After the Canadian veered into the Ferrari’s path during a slow lap, he immediately took the escape road at Mirabeau on his first lap, which was followed by a rear collision with Lance Stroll’s Aston Martin at the Loews hairpin.

Lewis Hamilton was the driver who had the most impact on a second significant incident, when he crashed over the inside of the swimming pool’s exit and flew over the kerbs in the run-off area.

After George Russell, Carlos Sainz, Carlos Sainz, and Pierre Gasly, the seven-time champion, finished ninth in his Ferrari.

Fernando Alonso’s Aston Martin finished in the top 10, joining Adrian Newey, the team’s new managing technical partner, who was in the garage with his famous notebook and watched the action for the first time.

Norris and Piastri both slammed barriers into Sainte Devote’s escape route at various points throughout the session without causing any damage to their vehicles.

Charles Leclerc consistently criticized his Ferrari’s behavior in his first practice at the Monaco Grand Prix, but he maintained the pace in the process.

Leclerc, who won his first home race last year, repeatedly claimed that Ferrari was “nowhere” and that there was “something wrong with the car.”

However, he finished the session ahead of Max Verstappen from Red Bull by 0.16 seconds.

Lando Norris of McLaren came in third, 0. 326 seconds off the pace, with Alex Albon of Williams coming in fourth and Oscar Piastri, championship leader, in fifth place.

Leclerc had a contented session despite being pessimistic about Ferrari’s hopes for Monaco.

After the Canadian veered into the Ferrari’s path during a slow lap, he immediately took the escape road at Mirabeau on his first lap, which was followed by a rear collision with Lance Stroll’s Aston Martin at the Loews hairpin.

Lewis Hamilton was the driver who had the most impact on a second significant incident, when he crashed over the inside of the swimming pool’s exit and flew over the kerbs in the run-off area.

After George Russell, Carlos Sainz, Carlos Sainz, and Pierre Gasly, the seven-time champion, finished ninth in his Ferrari.

Fernando Alonso’s Aston Martin finished in the top 10, joining Adrian Newey, the team’s new managing technical partner, who was in the garage with his famous notebook and watched the action for the first time.

Norris and Piastri both slammed barriers into Sainte Devote’s escape route at various points throughout the session without causing any damage to their vehicles.