
Marquez-Calzada Clash Will Headline Denver Card
Stevie Marquez (15-17-2) 10KO is set to square off with Daniel Calzada (13-16-3) 2KO, January 14th 2017, in Denver, Colorado at the “Glitter Dome Event Center”, located at 3600 Wynkoop St.

Stevie Marquez (15-17-2) 10KO is set to square off with Daniel Calzada (13-16-3) 2KO, January 14th 2017, in Denver, Colorado at the “Glitter Dome Event Center”, located at 3600 Wynkoop St.

Baltimore, MD – Jake Smith’s Baltimore Pro Boxing will assist with fundraising efforts for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society in association with their “Scary Night at the Fights” card Friday, January 13 at Michael’s Eighth Ave in Glen Burnie, MD.

Jim Lampley didn’t bite his tongue regarding boxing’s broken pay-per-view model, the same television vehicle the company that employs him helps support. The veteran HBO blow-by-blow announcer was critical of pay-per-view boxing during the newest episode of “The Fight Game with Jim Lampley.” It debuted Wednesday night on HBO.

A bombing wounded 33 people during an amateur boxing match in a central Philippines province, the government said on Thursday, the second attack on a public place by unknown perpetrators in less than a week.

As previously reported on BoxingScene.com, well known Hollywood star Mickey Rourke might fight again in February or March of next year as he ponders the possibility of holding a fight in Russia’s Urals, his agent Vadim Kornilov confirmed.

As BoxingScene.com reported last month, the motion picture "El Inca," premiered in Venezuela on November 25. The movie details the tragic story of two division world champion Edwin Valero, who was viewed as a potential superstar and he was being groomed by Top Rank and Teiken for a pay-per-view fight with Manny Pacquiao.

2016 hasn’t been a banner year for boxing but that doesn’t mean nothing happened. Several fighters had exceptional years and many picked up big career wins since the last update to the site’s list in the early days of summer.

By Lyle Fitzsimmons - There are a couple things I’ve always promised myself. I barely play golf. But if I was ever lucky enough to score a hole in one, I’ve vowed to pluck the ball out of the cup, slide the club into the bag and head straight to my car – because it’ll never get any better. Same goes for bowling. I consider my...

NEW YORK – April 29 is the target date to bring boxing back to the renovated Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on Long Island. Brett Yormark, chief executive officer for Brooklyn Sports & Entertainment, confirmed that a hold has been placed on the Nassau Coliseum for that night with the New York State Athletic Commission. The fights for April 29 haven’t been set, but Yormark added that card should be the first of “two or three” higher-profile boxing events this year at Nassau Coliseum, the refurbished former home of the NHL’s New York Islanders in Uniondale, New York.

The Daily Bread Mailbag returns with Stephen 'Breadman' Edwards discussing his boxing awards for 2016, what boxing needs to do in order to better itself, whether or not Gennady Golovkin should move up, and more.