
All healed up, Trevor McCumby says he will earn Caleb Plant’s respect on September 14
Trevor McCumby says he is in great shape ahead of his super middleweight contest with Caleb Plant on Sept. 14.
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Trevor McCumby says he is in great shape ahead of his super middleweight contest with Caleb Plant on Sept. 14.


Caleb Plant and Trevor McCumby went at each other during Tuesday’s Los Angeles press conference ahead of their upcoming interim super middleweight title fight at in Las Vegas on Sept. 14.

The super middleweight clash between Caleb Plant and Trevor McCumby has been added to the September 14 bill between Saul “Canelo” Alvarez bout with Edgar Berlanga in Las Vegas.

Caleb Plant is set to face a new opponent on an entirely new card and date following the postponement of an Aug. 17 bout with Trevor McCumby, sources told BoxingScene.

What should be the 25-year-old Devin Haney’s next move? In search of that answer, BoxingScene spoke to three of the world’s best trainers, the highly respected Stephen “Breadman” Edwards, trainer of Caleb Plant and Julian Williams, among others; Bob Santos, 2022 Sports Illustrated and Ring Magazine Trainer of the Year; and 2002 BWAA Trainer of the Year James “Buddy” McGirt.

Highly-regarded trainer Stephen “Breadman” Edwards is excited by the potential in his blossoming relationship with super middleweight contender Caleb Plant.

Undefeated super middleweight Trevor McCumby is on the verge of landing an August 17 showdown against Caleb Plant.

Justin Gamber, the mastermind behind Blair Cobbs’ recent victory over Adrien Broner, shared his thoughts on his boxing journey and his time in the corner of Caleb Plant and Andy Ruiz Jr., in a recent conversation with BoxingScene.

Some people are confrontational. Others avoid the slightest conflict like the plague and will apologize to those who have wronged them, instead of demanding the opposite. The boxing game is heavily populated with confrontational types, and understandably so. Only in boxing can an aging HBO employee stand in a ring and confidently bark at a pound-for-pound king, “I wish I was 50 years younger, and I’d kick your ass!” (Never change, Larry Merchant.)