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The fourth of a five-part series. We reached out to lifelong boxing insiders who have various skills and experience in the industry. In this installment: Who is the best fighter you faced in a professional fight? Who is the best fighter you saw in the gym?
Historian Malissa Smith takes a look at the Katie Taylor-Amanda Serrano trilogy
Women’s junior lightweight Leila Beaudoin got her first stoppage in four-and-a-half years, but even with the victory, she doubts that she will ever face undisputed champion Alycia Baumgardner.
In this latest installment of the five-part series, the question is: Who is the best fighter in the world right now and why?
Women’s bantamweight titleholder Shurretta Metcalf is harboring an underdog mentality going into her unification fight with Cherneka Johnson on Friday in New York.
BoxingScene spotlights three lesser-known boxing trainers as the sport heads into a new era, each with their own accomplishments and journey. Here are the new faces of the corner.
In this installment of The Panel, the question is a simple one: Who is the best fighter in the world right now and why?
Junior bantamweight John “Scrappy” Ramirez, coming off Saturday's defeat of Josue Jesus Morales, is learning on the job and values the growth that comes with it.
Super middleweight Marco Romero fought in an arena for the first time as a professional on Saturday. It is the first of what he envisions to be many more fights in big venues.
The super middleweight prospect was born in America, spent his formative years in Ireland, and is now fighting out of the United States.