
Bryan Mercado vows to ruin Ryosuke Nishida’s quest to become two-division titlist
A terrific 122lbs crossroads bout between Bryan Mercado and Ryosuke Nishida is in store Sunday at Sumiyoshi SportsCenter in Osaka, Japan.
Jake Donovan is an award-winning journalist who served as senior writer for BoxingScene from 2007-2024, and news editor for the final nine years of his first tour. He was also the lead writer for The Ring before his decision to return home.
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Attended Buddy McGirt vs. Felix Nance - Dec. 14, 1984, Uniondale (Long Island), New York. Went to support my dad's friend and co-worker at the time, featherweight contender Gino Gelormino on the undercard. Show also featured former 160lbs champ Vito Antuofermo and 1976 Olympic gold medalist Howard Davis Jnr.

A terrific 122lbs crossroads bout between Bryan Mercado and Ryosuke Nishida is in store Sunday at Sumiyoshi SportsCenter in Osaka, Japan.

Ryan Garcia hit the target for his weight check ahead of his upcoming challenge of welterweight titlist Mario Barrios, but his submission was not in full compliance of the WBC’s rules.

Apparently the past 10 days weren’t quite enough for Dmitry Bivol and Michael Eifert to find common ground

BoxingScene has learned that Zuffa Boxing has plans in store to stage shows on April 5 and May 10 – Easter Sunday and Mother’s Day, respectively.

Welterweight belt holder Mario Barrios and challenger Ryan Garcia complied with the WBC's requirement to submit to a 14-day weight check and were within the acceptable limit.

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The best two strawweights in the world are set to run it back, reports Jake Donovan.

Unbeaten heavyweight prospect Sardius Simmons opened the four-fight DAZN show with a six-round unanimous decision win over Jonathan Lee Rice.

Zuffa Boxing is set to crown its first champion, writes Jake Donovan

After three tumultuous months, Ortiz and Ennis finally appear to be on the verge of finding common ground. Jake Donovan reports