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WBA “super” junior lightweight titlist Gervonta Davis picks Errol Spence to win a battle of left-handed 147-pound champions by knockout over Terence Crawford, and Spence believes Davis would stop three-division title winner Vasyl Lomachenko in another clash of southpaws.
With one, chin jolting, hybrid left cross-uppercut, Dominican 126-pound former world champion Claudio Marrero dropped and folded previously unbeaten Jorge Lara into fetal position on his left side, single-fistedly transforming a difficult comeback into a Knockout Of The Year candidate.
Left-handed IBF welterweight champion Errol Spence is after his fourth defense and 12th straight stoppage victory against Mikey Garcia, who will be making his 147-pound debut in pursuit of a fifth crown in as many divisions on March 16 at The Dallas Cowboys’ AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Fox Pay Per View.
IBF welterweight champion Errol Spence and four-division champion Mikey Garcia could be randomly drug-tested by the Voluntary Anti-Doping Association (VADA) over a 10-week period beginning on January 5 in advance of their 147-pound clash on March 16 at The Dallas Cowboys’ AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Fox Pay Per View, according to Garcia's strength and conditioning guru Victor Conte.
Unbeaten heavyweight Adam “Babyface” Kownacki estimates he’s sparred “more than a thousand rounds” with 6-foot-4, 300-plus-pound Brooklyn, New York, native Jarrell “Baby” Miller, the man he’ll train with for his January 26 clash with Gerald Washington at Barclays Center in Brooklyn as Premier Boxing Champions returns to FOX (8 p.m. ET/ 5 p.m. PT.).
IBF champion Jose Uzecategui vows to give unbeaten Caleb Plant “the beating of his life,” having minimized his 168-pound challenger’s left hand injury as an excuse for pulling out of their initially scheduled date in August.
Miguel Flores is supremely focused on dethroning three-division and WBA “super” featherweight champion Leo Santa Cruz on February 16 on FOX at a Los Angeles-based site to be determined, but the 26-year-old doesn’t believe his rival nor the boxing community views him as a threat.
Four-division champion Mikey Garcia “is going to be stronger, faster, quicker and…better” for his 147-pound debut and pursuit of a fifth crown in as many divisions against left-handed IBF welterweight champion Errol Spence on March 16 at The Dallas Cowboys’ AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Fox Pay Per View.
Richard Schaefer of Ringstar Sports has a message for detractors of three-division champion Abner Mares and his quest to dethrone left-handed WBA champion Gervonta Davis in his 130-pound debut on February 9: “Si’ se puede,” or, “Yes we can.”
Tony Harrison wants the same thing Jermell Charlo wants: An immediate rematch. “I wanna go straight to Jermell Charlo again,” said Harrison, who, like Charlo, is 28. “It’s about legacy and pride and showing everybody who the new junior middleweight world champion is.”