Adrien Broner will likely need a new opponent for his next fight. BoxingScene.com has confirmed that Ivan Redkach will not move forward—against his will—with plans to face the former four-division champion. The two were due to meet February 25 atop a...
Adrien Broner apparently has not lost his mojo. The brash, multi-division champion from Cincinnati is set to return to the ring after nearly two years on Feb. 25 against Ivan Redkach in a welterweight bout in Atlanta. After that, according to Broner,...
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Adrien Broner will have an extra week to readjust to fame. The forthcoming BLK Prime debut for the former four-division titlist will now take place on February 25 in Atlanta, one week later than the previously targeted February 18 date. As previously...
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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...
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Broner, Redkach Presser Photos Gallery - This past Saturday, BLK Prime announced that former 4-division world champion Adrien Broner (34-4-1, 24 KOs) will be returning to the ring to face Ivan Redkach (23-6-1, 18 KOs) in a welterweight matchup.
There may be a lot of questions concerning boxing’s newest entrant, but money shouldn’t be one of them, according to Adrien Broner. The multiple division champion from Cincinnati, Ohio, recently announced a partnership with BLK Prime, a hitherto
Adrien Broner will revisit old business on a new platform. The former four-division titlist is set to make his BLK Prime debut, which will come versus Ivan Redkach. The oft-postponed welterweight battle has once again made its way to the schedule, du...
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After former junior welterweight world titlist Regis Prograis was declared the winner of his welterweight fight against Ivan Redkach by sixth-round technical decision on Saturday night at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, an annoyed Prograis walked a...
The only true boxing bout of Triller’s first-ever Fight Club pay-per-view delivered an odd finish. Former 140-pound champion Regis Prograis landed a legitimate and debilitating body shot above the waistline of Ivan Redkach on Saturday night in the si...
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Regis Prograis is an obvious favorite versus Ivan Redkach on Saturday night, but the former WBA super lightweight champion isn’t treating this as a tune-up fight. The powerful Prograis views this appearance as an opportunity to make an impactful stat...
Ivan Redkach respects Regis Prograis’ power and the fact that the former WBA super lightweight title-holder has lost only once to an undefeated, unified 140-pound champion. The Ukrainian southpaw suspects Prograis doesn’t have comparable respect for...
Regis Prograis has run the gamut of boxing shows and venues, from small club shows early in his career to pay-per-view cards and everything in between. On Saturday, April 17, he will be showcased on an unfamiliar platform that is brand new to the spo...
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