
Former Two-Time Champ Danny Garcia Launches Swift Promotions
Danny Garcia, whose resume is a who’s who of modern boxing, will open a new chapter in his left when he promotes his first event in Atlantic City on June 15.
Danny Garcia: record, next fight and profile →

Danny Garcia, whose resume is a who’s who of modern boxing, will open a new chapter in his left when he promotes his first event in Atlantic City on June 15.

Keith Thurman has at least one last thing to check off before his career is over, but he'll first have to get through Tim Tszyu in a catchweight bout of 155 pounds on March 30.

It shouldn’t be too much longer before it is revealed when Conor Benn will return to the ring, who he will fight, and – maybe most intriguingly – where that fight will take place.

Experienced Philadelphian Danny Garcia has called for a fight with Conor Benn, and says he will even going to the UK to fight him, although it would have to be at 154lbs

By Ben Blackwell - The latest information about the developments of a potential fight between Conor Benn and Gervonta Davis.

Thomas 'Cornflake' Lamanna hates thinking about what took place in 2021. The 32-year-old was on a decent run, winning two straight, before jumping into the ring with Erislandy Lara. It was an opportunity of a lifetime for Lamanna. The vacant WBA secondary middleweight title was on the line and he saw Lara as a gateway to championship status.

For most of his career, Terence Crawford was forced to play nice. Fans and plenty of media members poked holes in his resume and laughed when he claimed that he took on top-tier competition. Although they were all bombastic, Errol Spence Jr.’s criticism was the loudest.

Danny Garcia’s boxing cap is littered with golden accomplishments. He grabbed both the WBA and WBC super lightweight titles and got his hands on the Ring Magazine belt before moving up in weight. During his time at 147 pounds, Garcia pilfered the WBC title after getting rid of Robert Guerrero.

At one point, you couldn’t talk about the best fighters in the world without mentioning Jarrett Hurd. The Maryland native often used his size, strength, and power to get rid of his opponents. His dominant form of attack led to a unified title run at 154 pounds and recognition as a fringe pound-for-pounder. But just when everything was clicking, it suddenly wasn’t.

Australian boxer Michael Zerafa will be heading to the United States, where he intends to train on a full-time basis for a world title shot in 2024. Zerafa is the mandatory challenger to WBA middleweight champion Erislandy Lara.