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A call from the International Boxing Hall of Fame can reach its new inductees in the strangest of places, as Timothy Bradley Jr. recently found out. The two-division world champion from Palm Springs, California, will see his name enshrined for posterity next year in
The fallout of an intriguing junior welterweight title bout has spawned boxing’s latest social media spat—and a window into the sport’s arcane, and often frustrating, business politics.
Errol Spence Jr. thinks it would severely hurt his credibility if he fought Manny Pacquiao at this point in his career, and he has a specific historical precedent in mind to back up his claim.
Tyson Fury’s antics may not be achieving what he thinks it is achieving. Oleksandr Usyk, the unified WBO, WBA, IBO, IBF heavyweight champion from Ukraine, has been more or less nonplussed by Fury, the WBC titlist, and his litany of threats and insults.
If Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk expect to maximize the earnings from their undisputed heavyweight rematch, they will likely have to fight somewhere in the sandy climes of the Oil Kingdom.
Adrien Broner’s career these days may be in flux, but his legacy apparently isn’t. The multiple-weight champion from Cincinnati, Ohio, isn’t too concerned that his inconsistencies in and out of the ring will have any bearing on how he is perceived in posterity. Broner will return to the sport after a nearly two-year absence on Feb. 18 against Ivan Redkach in the main event of a BLK Prime-promoted 10-round welterweight bout in Atlanta.
Promoter Oscar De La Hoya apparently has enormous qualms about his star charge’s decision to go straight into a spring showdown with Gervonta “Tank” Davis.
Kalle Sauerland feels like he and his team are being kept in the dark as it relates to the Conor Benn drug scandal. Sauerland, the head of Wasserman Boxing, recently saw his charge, middleweight Chris Eubank Jr., miss out on a highly anticipated 157-pound catchweight bout with Conor Benn that seemed to capture the imagination of the British sporting
No matter what happens in his highly anticipated fight with Gervonta 'Tank' Davis, Ryan Garcia believes there will be no true losers. Lightweight stars Garcia and Davis recently announced that they will meet in the ring in April, news that gave boxing fans
Liam Smith ideally wanted his fight with Chris Eubank Jr. to be contested as close as possible to the junior middleweight limit. But the longtime 154-pound contender from Liverpool found out during negotiations it was never going to be realistic trying to extract that particular concession from Eubank.