
TV Picks for May 28-31: Japan’s two title fights lead a busy week
David Greisman breaks down the most interesting fights on TV this week.
Caleb Plant: record, next fight and profile →

David Greisman breaks down the most interesting fights on TV this week.

Super middleweight Armando Resendiz might be counted out by the oddsmakers, but he isn’t counted out by his team.

No subject is off the table - whether tragedy, altercations, or his childhood - when Caleb Plant talks to Tris Dixon

Mexico’s Armando Resendiz has promised Caleb Plant he will prove a considerably more rounded fighter after focusing on his footwork, defense, and tactical awareness ahead of their WBA interim super-middleweight title fight on May 31

One year after being arrested, nearly five years from his last meaningful fight, is Charlo on the brink of a comeback for the ages? Lance Pugmire talks to the former two-division titleholder.

Super middleweight contender Caleb Plant knows that should he defeat Jose Armando Resendez, and Jermall Charlo gets through Thomas LaManna, they should meet next
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Caleb Plant's work ethic alone is enough of an indication that the former IBF super middleweight titlist treats every matchup like his opponent is out to steal food from his plate. That’s the mentality he carries into his upcoming clash with Armando Resendiz.

Caleb Plant’s brand of psychological warfare is an established art, and on Thursday it was Thomas LaManna – who isn't even Plant's May 31 opponent – who was his canvas.

“No, listen,” snapped Thomas “Cornflake” LaManna. “So, look. I didn’t want to interrupt you and be rude and stuff, but I’m cutting all that shit out.”

Caleb Plant will face Armando Resendiz and Jermall Charlo will meet Thomas “Cornflake” LaManna on May 31 at Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in Las Vegas.