
Oscar Duarte up for a fight, the fame, and a title
Oscar Duarte is now fully aware of the brand he’s building – a forward fighting, proud talking top contender seeking out action bouts and more fans clamoring for his type
Gilberto Ramirez: record, next fight and profile →

Oscar Duarte is now fully aware of the brand he’s building – a forward fighting, proud talking top contender seeking out action bouts and more fans clamoring for his type

The WBO and WBA will sanction Saturday’s cruiserweight title fight between Gilberto Ramirez and David Benavidez after reaching a settlement with the WBC.

There was no shortage of confidence from David Benavidez and Gilberto Ramirez at their media workout on Wednesday afternoon, ahead of their unified cruiserweight title fight this Saturday.

When does someone finally push David Benavidez to the brink? That's the question the panel on "Boxing Scene Today" tackle on the latest episode.

David Benavidez is a two-division titleholder who has long been chasing the big fights – and finally another major opponent, Gilberto Ramirez, is just as eager to face him.

Benavidez says he's feeling stronger and more powerful at cruiserweight, and that he has more energy now that he no longer has to run daily in order to make light heavyweight.

One year after upsetting Caleb Plant, Jose Armando Resendiz has a super middleweight world title and is due to defend against Jaime Munguia in the co-feature of a major pay-per-view.

Duarte was supposed to fight Richardson Hitchins for the IBF junior welterweight belt in February, only to have that match canceled at the last moment.

Ramirez's trainer Julian Chua tells Lance Pugmire that judges and fans need to look out for the subtle things his man plans to do against David Benavidez.

Jose Armando Resendiz and Jaime Munguia somehow picked up where they left off two months ago, and reached a deal to meet on May 2 in Las Vegas.