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Jermell Charlo believes Gervonta “Tank” Davis is the prime mover of this current era of boxing. Charlo, the undisputed 154-pound champion from Houston, Texas, had high praise for the southpaw from Baltimore, in a recent interview, calling him the “face of boxing.”
Jermell Charlo, the undisputed junior middleweight champion and … intrepid union organizer? The Houston, Texas native, who holds the IBF, WBC, WBO, and WBA 154-pound titles, is one of the better paid and successful fighters in boxing but that did not stop him from mentioning, in a recent interview, his desire to see the sport
Dmitry Bivol is looking to get his career back on track after the fallout with Canelo Alvarez. Bivol, the light heavyweight titlist from Russia, had been in negotiations to fight Alvarez in a rematch of their 175-pound title fight last year, which Bivol won by unanimous decision. But the two sides were unable to come to terms. Earlier this
Super middleweight Edgar Berlanga’s streak of 16 straight first-round knockouts may have been the kind of glitzy material perfect for hyping up a young prospect in the digital age—but it did little to improve his craft, according to the fighter’s own father.
Robert Garcia is certain that Regis Prograis’ last performance was an anomaly. The veteran trainer out of Riverside, California, thinks the WBC junior welterweight titlist’s fight against Danielito Zorrilla was not indicative of his actual abilities.
Timothy Bradley hasn’t been too pleased by the recent conduct of Teofimo Lopez Jr. Bradley, a former two-division titlist, current ESPN commentator, and recent inductee into the International Boxing Hall of Fame, recently praised Lopez for his impressive win over Josh Taylor at The Theater at Madison Square Garden in New York City to earn the WBO 140-pound title—an achievement that makes Lopez, 25, a champion in two divisions.
Oleksandr Gvozdyk wants to make a beeline for a light heavyweight title—specifically the one held by Dmitry Bivol. The former light heavyweight champion from Ukraine came out of retirement earlier this year with a decision over Josue Obando. He then followed it up with a far more impressive performance: a sixth-round knockout of veteran Ricards Bolotniks. With his career being guided by Eddy Reynoso and Canelo Alvarez, “The Nail” feels he can make a legitimate push at a second title run.
Keith Thurman sees the upcoming undisputed welterweight championship between Terence Crawford and Errol Spence Jr. as a new lodestar for their generation.
Errol Spence Jr. apparently couldn’t let go of the idea of fighting Terence Crawford—even when he was in the throes of a painful recovery process.
Errol Spence Jr. apparently has an open invitation from at least one sanctioning body to have some of his suspicions about its finances allayed.