The boxing world buzzes with excitement as talks intensify for a much-anticipated showdown between Josh Kelly and IBF junior middleweight champion Bakhram Murtazaliev. Scheduled for September 13th as part of the Canelo Alvarez vs. Terence Crawford undercard, this fight could reshape the landscape of the junior middleweight division. Set against the vibrant backdrop of Allegiant
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Manny Pacquiao’s foray back into the boxing ring at 46 years old is a contentious topic among fight enthusiasts, and Jamie Moore, a former fighter turned trainer, encapsulates this conflict beautifully. As he navigates the precarious waters of being a coach to Jack Catterall, a fighter eyeing a world title, Moore finds himself torn between
Anthony Joshua, the former two-time heavyweight champion, finds himself at a pivotal juncture in his career. Eddie Hearn, his promoter, has made it abundantly clear that a triumphant return to the ring is on the horizon, with plans targeting either October, November, or December for his next bout. Hearn’s ambition is not just for Joshua
In a world where boxing legends are often born out of conflict squared in the ring, the journey of Brian Norman Jr. epitomizes the aspiration every fighter holds close to their heart: transcending from mere participant to vital contender. On the cusp of his upcoming fight against Jin Sasaki in Japan, Norman finds himself at
In a thrilling potential showdown, the boxing world is buzzing with the possibility of reigning WBC light heavyweight champion David Benavidez stepping into the ring against British fighter Callum Smith. Promoter Sampson Lewkowicz has made it clear that negotiations are underway, and the excitement surrounding this matchup is palpable. With Liverpool emerging as a potential
In a sport where age often dictates the end of a fighter’s career, Nonito Donaire stands as a defiant symbol of resilience and determination. At the age of 42, many would regard him as past his prime, particularly in the grueling landscape of boxing, where reflexes and speed frequently diminish with time. However, Donaire’s triumphant
Roberto Duran, a name synonymous with boxing excellence, transcends the sport in ways few athletes ever do. Celebrating his 74th birthday today, Duran has secured a legacy that evokes admiration and reverence across generations. Often labeled as the greatest living fighter and hailed as the best lightweight boxer in history, Duran’s unique blend of speed,
Boxing, once regarded as the “sweet science” and a thrilling spectacle of raw human aggression, is now grappling with a troubling identity crisis. The sport’s integrity and appeal are under siege, primarily due to the attitudes of many current fighters and the financial structures backing them. Recently, boxing legend Shane Mosley shed light on an
The light heavyweight and cruiserweight divisions are ablaze with talent, but none shine quite as brightly as David Benavidez and Jai Opetaia. Benavidez, known as “The Mexican Monster,” has laid the groundwork for a legacy that could redefine his weight class. Meanwhile, Opetaia is eager to leave his mark at cruiserweight by unifying the titles.
In the realm of professional boxing, the anticipation for the upcoming clash between WBC lightweight champion Shakur Stevenson and the relentless William Zepeda is palpable. Scheduled for July 12 at the iconic Louis Armstrong Stadium in New York, this fight promises to be a pivotal moment for both fighters, particularly for Stevenson, who boasts an
On September 13th, the boxing world will witness a monumental clash between Canelo Alvarez and Terence Crawford, two of the sport’s most elite competitors. Renowned trainer Abel Sanchez, known for his insightful analyses and strategic foresight, has offered a nuanced prediction of how the bout will unfold. While Sanchez expects Crawford to capitalize on his
Boxing, a sport rich in history and marked by its raw intensity, has recently seen a significant cultural shift. Prominent figures in the boxing community, like Raymond Ford, have begun to publicly debate the evolving expectations placed on fighters regarding their styles. Ford’s criticism of Turki Alalshikh’s directive to eliminate “Tom and Jerry” fights—characterized by
Boxing has woven countless narratives throughout its storied history, but few can touch the raw emotion and electrifying tension of the bout that transpired at Caesars Palace on June 15, 1984. It was a melting pot of competing dreams and fierce legacies when two storied pugilists, Thomas “Hitman” Hearns and Roberto “Hands of Stone” Duran,
Richardson Hitchins demonstrated his undeniable prowess in the boxing ring last night, showcasing an electrifying performance that left spectators at Madison Square Garden in awe. The IBF 140-pound champion faced off against George Kambosos Jr., a fighter known for his grit and determination but ultimately outmatched on this occasion. Hitchins, now boasting an impressive record
Tonight’s battle at Madison Square Garden sees an electrifying matchup as Richardson Hitchins faces off against George Kambosos Jr. in a pivotal fight for the IBF light welterweight title. The stakes are particularly high for Hitchins (19-0, 7 KOs), who finds himself under immense scrutiny as he steps into the ring, tasked with defending his