
BoxingScene roundtable: What did we learn from the weekend's three big events?
Friday and Saturday saw anticipated fight cards fall miserably flat. The BoxingScene team diagnoses what crippled the shows.

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Friday and Saturday saw anticipated fight cards fall miserably flat. The BoxingScene team diagnoses what crippled the shows.

Our team weighs in on which fights bailed out an underwhelming Friday and Saturday of boxing

Fight night at this year’s International Boxing Hall of Fame will be hosted by Salita Promotions at the Turning Stone Resort Casino in New York. The Friday, June 6, card will be shown on DAZN and headlined by heavyweight Brandon Moore, a 17-1 (10 KOs) USBA champion, who meets 14-0 (11 KOs) Stanley Wright.

Callum Walsh set for June 21 bout with Elias Espadas

BoxingScene's Lance Pugmire is ringside for tonight's undisputed junior-featherweight title defense pitting unbeaten four-division champion Naoya Inoue versus Texas' Ramon Cardenas, 26-1 (14 KOs), at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.

One of the best British fights of recent years will be replayed on the June 7 Fabio Wardley-Justis Huni card when Sam Gilley and Louis Greene do battle for the British and Commonwealth junior middleweight titles

British heavyweight Fabio Wardley will now fight Australia’s Justis Huni on June 7, following the withdrawal of Jarrell Miller, his original opponent.

The growing popularity of IBF heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois and the significant stature of the brand of Oleksandr Usyk in the UK marketplace means that within 24 hours, more than 60,000 tickets have been sold for their rematch.

“Absolutely delighted to announce that Lewis has signed to Queensberry," said Frank Warren. "We expect big things from a top talent.”

Ryan Garcia and Rolly Romero both weighed within the 147-pound welterweight limit ahead of their 12-round fight this Friday in Times Square, New York.