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Andrew Rodgers’ record might suggest he’s a gatekeeper, but his story reveals a fighter far more formidable – both in and out of the ring. Hailing from the tough streets of Elkhart, Indiana, Rodgers has been shot three times, some incidents overlapping with his professional boxing career.
Middleweight Dante Kirkman is navigating a path few have dared to tread – juggling the demands of professional boxing with the academic rigor of Stanford University.
Stephen Fulton Jr could have passed for a casual observer rather than one of the guests of honor at a media event in Philadelphia
In a city rich with fighting spirit, super middleweight Thomas O'Toole is aiming to become Boston's next sports legend and maybe the city's fifth sports team, not unlike Marvin Hagler before him.
Carson Crawford, a former Hollywood visual effects artist, is stepping into a new arena — professional boxing.
Every weekend, millions of fans worldwide tune into broadcasts to watch world-class boxing, fixating on the top bouts while relegating undercards to the shadows. Among those bouts, often dismissed as unworthy or unwatchable, are fighters who remain among the best in the world.
With the 2024 Paris Olympics now concluded, here’s a look at 12 fighters who are worth watching – some of whom have already turned professional.
Dominic Valle is looking to continue climbing the junior-lightweight rankings, and hopes that Wednesday night will bring his transition from prospect to contender.
Michael Angeletti is balancing two careers – as a professional bantamweight and as a real estate agent.
The middleweight veteran Jeison Rosario is training with Bob Santos for the critical juncture in his career that leads him to Jarrett Hurd on Wednesday at the ProBox TV Events Center in Plant City, Florida.