
The Legacy of George Foreman
BoxingScene Today celebrates the legacy of George Foreman, exploring his journey from Olympic gold to heavyweight champion at 45, iconic fights, and lasting impact inside and outside the ring.
Chris Algieri: record, next fight and profile →

BoxingScene Today celebrates the legacy of George Foreman, exploring his journey from Olympic gold to heavyweight champion at 45, iconic fights, and lasting impact inside and outside the ring.

I scored Dmitry Bivol the winner of October’s fight with Artur Beterbiev, writes Chris Algieri

BoxingScene Today (Feb 16, 2025) previews the IBF junior-lightweight eliminator Rakhimov vs. Nunez in Dushanbe and highlights Xander Zayas’ showdown with Patrick Teixeira at MSG.

Two of the finest of all observers of boxing, and two retired world champions, Chris Algieri and Paulie Malignaggi, have analysed what 2024 meant for their sport

Having said the fighters are to blame for the health of the sport, Oscar De La Hoya has garnered support from two former pros.

Mike Tyson’s return to the boxing ring before 80,000 fans at AT&T Stadium in Texas while streamed to the nation without an extra charge would seemingly be the most positive development of the boxing year. Yet, there’s such great angst over this Friday novelty bout on Netflix that pits the 58-year-old former world champion against YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul.

On paper, Janibek Alimkhanuly has to be considered the best middleweight in the world. I stress “on paper”, because it’s been a while since he’s made the nature of statement that earns a fighter that sort of title – which is partly due to a year passing since he last fought, because earlier in 2024 he failed to make weight.

The International Boxing Federation is inserting itself into the business of titleholders like none of its three peers this year. The question is: Why?

In a lively Monday edition of ProBox TV’s “Top Stories,” hosts Paulie Malignaggi and Chris Algieri delved into the quality of Canelo Alvarez’s victory over Edgar Berlanga, and projected what it means for the four-division champion’s future.

We are the result of our decisions, and Brian Norman Jr., the new WBO welterweight titleholder, confronted one of those watershed moments in choosing not to face Jaron “Boots” Ennis for a $1.7 million purse.