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Gervonta Davis apparently isn’t preparing for the biggest fight of his career under the auspices of his former promoter as he initially said he would.

Lawrence Okolie believes there could be a larger exodus of fighters in store for his former promoter, Eddie Hearn. Okolie, the WBO cruiserweight titlist, is one of several recognizable British fighters to leave Hearn’s Matchroom roster for Boxxer, the promotional entity that provides the bulk of boxing content for Sky, the prominent UK broadcaster.

Promoter Eddie Hearn says the people who advised his former client, Lawrence Okolie, to defect to a rival outfit are the same ones who caused Joshua Buatsi to decamp from Hearn’s promotional purview.

Jermell Charlo still hasn’t been able to hit the heavybag, but he’s confident his injured hand, once recovered, will be sturdier than ever.

Jermell Charlo knows who he is siding with in one of the most intriguing super middleweights on the boxing schedule. Top super middleweights Caleb Plant, Ashland, Tennessee, and David Benavidez, Phoenix, Arizona, will meet in the ring for a 12-round, 168-pound bout on March 25 at MGM Grand in Las Vegas on Showtime Pay-Per-View. The fight matches

Eddie Hearn thinks Artur Beterbiev will be particularly susceptible to Callum Smith’s sneaky strong left hook. Beterbiev, the IBF, WBC, WBO light heavyweight champion from Russia, is regarded as one of the most fearsome fighters in the sport, as evidenced by the fact that he has knocked out every one of his 19 career opponents.

UFC head honcho Dana White has once again resurrected his familiar pitch about getting into the boxing business. In an interview with Sports Business Journal published on Saturday, the outspoken president of the popular mixed martial arts league, hinted that he has been at work for the past eight to nine months to launch a new boxing promotion within the next 12-24 months.

David Benavidez finds it laughable that critics—including a certain fighter—still rag on his physique. The undefeated, former 168-pound champion from Phoenix, Arizona, has had to defend himself from accusations of laziness and gluttony over the years, stemming from circumstances that are partially his own doing.

Promoter Eddie Hearn says the only hurdle to making a fight between his client Conor Benn and Manny Pacquiao fight is whether or not his team actually decides to offer the Filipino icon a deal.

Oleksandr Usyk says the buck now stops with Tyson Fury as it pertains to whether or not the boxing world will get to see the undisputed heavyweight championship.