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Subriel Matias has plans to put his own spin on boxing’s most famous “no mas” moment when he defends his junior welterweight belt against Liam Paro in a homecoming fight in Puerto Rico on Saturday.

Junior lightweight contender Andres Cortes favors Gervonta “Tank” Davis – his former sparring partner – to defeat Frank Martin, even predicting that Davis will win via knockout.

Prenice Brewer and Terrell Gausha were part of the "Fab Five"— not the famous Michigan college basketball team and most certainly not The Beatles — but a standout amateur boxing program put together by Renard Safo in Cleveland, Ohio. The group included Brewer, Gausha, Willie Nelson, Yuandale Evans, and Brett Simmons.

Welterweight Blair “The Flair” Cobbs might have secured the biggest win of his career against Adrien Broner, but he now has his eyes set on a future bout with his 'former friend' Ryan Garcia.

Junior middleweight Xander Zayas fulfilled a childhood dream by headlining a major boxing card at Madison Square Garden on the weekend of the Puerto Rican Day Parade. However, he has his sights set on even bigger names in the future.

Ricky Hatton, one of the most beloved figures in boxing, has taken his rightful place in history as a member of the 2024 International Boxing Hall of Fame class. The British fighter, known for his immense popularity, concluded his career with a record of 45-3, including 32 knockouts.

Michael Hunter (23-1-2, 16 KOs), 35, secured a unanimous decision victory over Cassius Chaney (23-2, 16 KOs), 36, on Friday night as part of the Adrien Broner-Blair Cobbs fight card in Florida. Hunter, who remains undefeated at heavyweight, frequently pays tribute to his late father, Mike Hunter, by replicating moves the former contender used in his own fights. This old-school mentality, rooted in his father's rigorous training and relentless sparring sessions, has been a defining element of Hunter's approach to boxing since childhood.