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CAROLINE PEARCE made a remarkable statement with her striking outfit for Tyson Fury’s heavyweight showdown against Oleksandr Usyk.
The TNT Sports presenter dazzled in a stunning red attire at the event held in Riyadh on Saturday evening.
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Pearce walked the red carpet and socialized with various stars from both boxing and entertainment as they entered the venue.
She enthusiastically shared glimpses of the event with her 101,000 Instagram followers, declaring: “Star-studded arrivals!”
The 43-year-old is well-known for her role as Ice in Sky One’s Gladiators reboot.
Moreover, she has a background as a heptathlete and bobsledder, representing Team GB in the 2005 World Bobsleigh Championships.
Pearce joined TNT after it transitioned from BT Sport, focusing mainly on MMA coverage.
Reflecting on her journey, she stated: “I had my significant breakthrough by joining BT Sport at its launch as their main host for the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) studio show.
“Little did I know this role would eventually take me to California, where discussing fight sports would become a vital aspect of my broadcasting career!”
This past Saturday in Saudi Arabia, Pearce wore a stunning fitted gown while interviewing notable figures like snooker legend Ronnie O’Sullivan and UFC fighter Francis Ngannou.
While posing before the ring, she proclaimed: “Fight Night Ready in Riyadh!”
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One fan commented: “Looking gorgeous in red!”
Another remarked: “Absolutely STUNNING.”
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A third observer noted: “Only one knockout in Saudi tonight.”
Inside the ring, it proved to be a tough night for Fury, who failed to reclaim the IBO, WBC, and WBO titles he lost in May.
Usyk secured a unanimous decision from the judges, demonstrating his skill and poise.
The Gypsy King stormed out of the ring after hearing the judges’ results.
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SunSport later observed Fury briefly conversing with his previous trainer Ben Davison backstage.
The towering 6ft 9in boxer expressed: “Robbed there.”
He added: “I swear to God I thought I won by at least three rounds.”
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