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For essentially half a decade, both Gervonta “Tank” Davis and Vasiliy Lomachenko have campaigned either in or around the same weight class. But, despite running through their competition, the two failed to cross paths.
In the amateur ranks, Andy Cruz garnered the sort of fame and adulation that few are ever afforded. With a record consisting of 140 wins against just 9 defeats, Cruz capped off his time in the amateurs as an Olympic gold medalist, defeating Keyshawn Davis in the final round of the 2020 games.
To a large extent, Jermall Charlo has been linked to Canelo Alvarez for a number of years. But while the truculent Houstonian has continued to push for a showdown vs. the pound-for-pound star, Jermell Charlo (35-1-1, 19 KOs), his identical twin brother, has now thrown his name into the mix.
The boxing God’s frowned upon Oscar Valdez during the 2022 calendar year. Prior to making his lone appearance against Shakur Stevenson, Valdez stood proudly as a two-division world champion.
Once overlooked, the lightweight division has morphed into one of the most exciting weight classes around. In the previous and coming weeks, the talent-riched division placed its top guns on display.
Soft-spoken, unassuming, and a true gentleman - Sergiy Derevyanchenko reveres everyone that plays even the smallest part in the sport of boxing. However, as the battle-tested veteran prepares for his ring return, he’s doing his best to render the judge’s job
Few, if any, were expecting Liam Smith to walk through Chris Eubank Jr. Originally, the two locked horns on January 21st, at the Manchester Arena. Eubank, before confidently strolling his way to the ring, believed that he had bigger fish to fry.
The career of Danny Garcia has been littered with world title victories and exponentially large wads of cash. Though he’s always been confident, not even in Garcia’s wildest dreams did he believe things would play out the way they have.
Keyshawn Davis is very much enjoying his time on the fast track. Touted as a highly publicized prospect with an Olympic silver medal dangling from his neck, Davis (8-0, 6 KOs) has refused to take the slow and steady approach.
Initially, Ryan Garcia was praised for his willingness to not only talk the talk but also walk the walk. After years of brazenly stating that he’ll wipe the floor with Gervonta Davis, Garcia (23-1, 19 KOs) immured himself in a negotiating room and refused to leave until a deal was officially done. Though he was forced to capitulate to many of Davis’ demands, Garcia was given his wish.