
Keeping the grassroots alive: Joe DeGuardia reaches a milestone
DeGuardia's Star Boxing will promote its 50th event at the Paramount Theater on Long Island, a testament to his "throwback" approach to grassroots promotion.

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DeGuardia's Star Boxing will promote its 50th event at the Paramount Theater on Long Island, a testament to his "throwback" approach to grassroots promotion.

Veteran boxing broadcaster Jim Lampley believes the winner of Saturday's light-heavyweight clash between unbeatens David Benavidez and David Morrell could find himself catapulted into the sporting mainstream, particularly if their contest is as violent and exciting as many expect it to be.

Michael Katz, an award-winning writer for The New York Times, New York Daily News, MaxBoxing and others, has died at the age of 85

Eight years after his last professional contest, former two-weight champion Tim Bradley says he doesn’t “miss anything about being in that ring”

For the first time in his career, Gary Antuanne Russell will enter the ring on the back of a loss.

It has been something of a roller-coaster couple of years for Jose “Rayo” Valenzuela.

On January 21, 2001, Floyd Mayweather delivered what likely remains his seminal performance as he dissected and repeatedly dropped Diego Corrales, writes Kieran Mulvaney

A little under 40 years ago today, Bob Canobbio and Logan Hobson lugged a mammoth early version of a personal computer to Reno, Nevada and set themselves up ringside in the Lawlor Events Center for Livingstone Bramble's rematch with Ray Mancini.

Eighty-one years ago today, on January 12, 1944, Joe Frazier was born in South Carolina as the twelfth child to a sharecropper named Rubin and his wife Dolly, writes Kieran Mulvaney

Kieran Mulvaney remembers fights in which the boxers had to battle the weather as well as each other