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And New! Opetaia Becomes First Zuffa Boxing Champion

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Jai Opetaia and Brandon Glanton went head-to-head last night (Sun., March 8, 2026) for the inaugural Zuffa Cruiserweight title inside the Meta Apex in Las Vegas, Nevada in the main event of Zuffa Boxing 4, a historical bout for Dana White and Turki Al-Sheikh’s boxing promotion.

The two men took a while to get warmed up, but once Opetaia found his rhythm he dictated the pace of the fight throughout, constantly beating Glanton to the punch. Opetaia’s great footwork was a big factor because every time Glanton tried to unload a bomb Opetaia wasn’t there.

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On the inside, where some experts felt Glanton would have the advantage, Opetaia had his way with the challenger, as well, using his dirty boxing to clip the big man time and again. One of the big stories of the fight was the officiating, as the referee on duty didn’t appreciate the clinch game and gave both men little-to-no time to tie up before separating.

He also took a point away from Glanton on two occasions, and took one from Opetaia — the first of his career — which didn’t sit too well with the ringside announcers. Strict officiating aside, the judges had no trouble scoring the fight in Opetaia’s favor as the Australian-born fighter won every fight with relative ease.

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Opetaia still his eyes set on becoming the undisputed cruiserweight champion despite getting stripped of the IBF title recently. He still holds The Ring belt and will be a very interested observer on May 2 as Gilberto Ramirez defends his WBA (Super) and WBO Cruiserweight titles against David Benavidez, who is moving up in weight to challenge “Zurdo” for his belts. Noel Mikaelian, meanwhile, holds the WBC strap while the IBF strap is currently vacant.

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Complete 2026 NASCAR Cup championship standings after Phoenix I

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The fourth round of the 2026 NASCAR Cup season is complete in what many drivers are calling the start of the 'regular' season after two drafting tracks and a road course to open the year.

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Tyler Reddick, who entered this race with a 70-point lead in the championship standings, was attempting to become the first driver since Jimmie Johnson in 2007 to win four consecutive races at the Cup level. He ultimately finished eighth in a good showing, but not nearly enough to keep his win streak alive.

Alex Bowman, who entered this race last among full-time drivers, did not take part as he was suffering from vertigo. Anthony Alfredo drove the #48, ensuring Hendrick Motorsports still got owner points while Bowman gains no driver points.

Ryan Blaney won the race and collected a lot of stage points, which vaulted him up to second place in the standings. He is 60 points back of Reddick.

Read Also: Official race results: 2026 NASCAR Cup at Phoenix I

2026 NASCAR Cup points after Phoenix I (Race 4 of 36)

Pos.DriverPoints1Tyler Reddick2252Ryan Blaney1653Bubba Wallace1534Chase Elliott1285Shane van Gisbergen1166Christopher Bell1137Joey Logano1138Michael McDowell1119Chris Buescher11110Kyle Larson10911William Byron10812Denny Hamlin10713AJ Allmendinger10414Carson Hocevar10315Ty Gibbs10116Brad Keselowski10017Daniel Suarez9818Ryan Preece9219Zane Smith8520Kyle Busch8121Ty Dillon7622John Hunter Nemechek7523Ross Chastain7424Riley Herbst7225Noah Gragson6626Todd Gilliland6527Ricky Stenhouse Jr.6428Erik Jones5929Austin Dillon5630Austin Cindric5231Josh Berry5032Cody Ware5033Chase Briscoe4734Connor Zilisch4535Cole Custer4236Alex Bowman2337Casey Mears938BJ McLeod3

 

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