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Kieran Mulvaney takes on the difficult task of listing the 50 most durable boxers in the history of the sport

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Kieran Mulvaney takes on the difficult task of listing the 50 most durable boxers in the history of the sport

Fifty years ago, on October 1, 1975, in a stifling hot arena in the Philippines, Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier stood across from each other in a boxing ring and prepared to do battle for the third and final time.

Najee Lopez showed why he is so highly touted when he dispatched Kalvin Henderson in the fifth round of a ProBox TV main event Saturday in Kissimmee, Florida.

Raul Garcia withstood a fierce barrage in the dying seconds to hang the first loss on the record of Emiliano Moreno on Saturday in Kissimmee, Florida.

It has been 66 years since Jerry Izenberg first sat down ringside to cover a professional boxing bout...

After the Netflix broadcast ended past 2 a.m. ET, here are one bleary-eyed observer’s thoughts about the Saul "Canelo" Alvarez-Terence Crawford card.

As Terence Crawford tries to add to his legacy by moving up two divisions to challenge Canelo Alvarez, let's examine how others have fared doing something comparable.

'I love this sport but it's time for me to go,' Cecilia Braekhus tells Kieran Mulvaney

Angelo Dundee hadn’t necessarily anticipated a career in and around the sweet science. But when the bell rang between rounds, he took over like no trainer before or after.

Yankiel Rivera and Angelino Cordova fought to a draw in their interim flyweight title battle featuring a little bit of everything (except clean punching and quality boxing).