
Jai Opetaia-Brandon Glanton could draw a line in the sand
Brandon Glanton isn’t the opponent we’ve long wanted to see Jai Opetaia share the ring with, but that doesn’t mean that Opetaia-Glanton is a bad fight, writes Chris Algieri
Jai Opetaia: record, next fight and profile →

Brandon Glanton isn’t the opponent we’ve long wanted to see Jai Opetaia share the ring with, but that doesn’t mean that Opetaia-Glanton is a bad fight, writes Chris Algieri

David Greisman rounds up the best of the week's televised boxing.

The officials have been assigned for Sunday's Jai Opetaia-Brandon Glanton RING/Zuffa cruiserweight championship. The status of the IBF title, however, remains in question.

Opetaia is making the eighth defense of his lineal and Ring Magazine cruiserweight championship against Glanton, a fan-friendly fighter who willingly goes to war with his foes.

Cruiserweights Jai Opetaia and Brandon Glanton clash at the Meta Apex in Las Vegas this Sunday.

Everybody has a plan until they get into the sport and are hit with the reality of what it takes to be a boxing promoter, writes Matt Christie.

Confirmation of Jai Opetaia-Brandon Glanton on March 8 on Paramount+ represented the latest development in the evolution of Australian boxing, writes Declan Warrington.

Zuffa Boxing, the upstart promotion that made its official launch in January, has announced the eight divisions in which its fighters will compete.

BoxingScene has learned that Zuffa Boxing has plans in store to stage shows on April 5 and May 10 – Easter Sunday and Mother’s Day, respectively.

Zuffa Boxing is set to crown its first champion, writes Jake Donovan